In the finale of the Best Workplace series, Teaching Pastor Clayton Keenon returns to the Book of Genesis to see how people our valued in the workplace.
One of the most revolutionary aspects of Christianity is the promise that we can become like God. The Spirit is currently at work in us, transforming us. Because of his presence, we are transformed to bear fruit that looks like Jesus.
We sometimes think of the end of the world as bad news, but for the early church, it was a source of profound hope. There is a confidence to knowing that the King is coming back, evil will be judged, and the world will be renewed.
One of the most countercultural things about Christianity in the Roman world was it’s sexual ethic. This approach to sexuality is once again countercultural, but it offers an refreshing alternative that our culture desperately needs.
The early church was not wealthy, but they were surprisingly generous. Over the centuries, their care for the poor was the catalyst for a revolution in how the world looked at people in need.
Why didn't Jesus stick around longer after he rose from the dead? Pastor Clayton teaches on why it was better for Jesus to ascend to heaven, rather than stay on earth.
On Good Friday, Jesus died next to two thieves, a savior even for them. Pastor Clayton teaches on Jesus, a savior for the condemned from Luke 23:32-43.
