The Creeds : Part 1 - The Jesus Trip
- Preacher
- John Crowder
- Tradition
- Christian (Unspecified)
- Published
- Length
- 17:03
About this sermon
Introduction to Early Church Creeds ... Why are creeds relevant to us today? What is the point ... and aren't they just divisive? In today's charismatic world - and in much of modern evangelicalism - we have lost touch with the importance, power and personal relevance of the creeds to our own lives. Far from stuffy, lifeless dogmatism ... the creeds are timeless statements of belief that help us articulate who the person of God is - both in the person of Jesus and in God's being as Trinity. This week, John Crowder gives us an introductory overview on their relevance and importance. This is the first of a four-part series on the two earliest church creeds: the Apostles' Creed and the Nicene Creed. For more information on John Crowder and Sons of Thunder Ministries and Publications, visit us online at http://www.thenewmystics.com Get our new iPhone app Free at the Apple App Store: https://goo.gl/xlWvuc Get our new Android app Free at the Google Play Store: https://goo.gl/C03JAv Find audio teachings and books at: http://www.johncrowder.net Find upcoming conferences, schools and events at: http://www.thenewmystics.com/schools Find upcoming mission trips you can join at: http://www.thenewmystics.com/missions Find out about Cana New Wine Seminary online at: http://www.cana.co Find the Ecstatic Magazine online at: http://www.thenewmystics.com/ecstatic Become a member of our live monthly web conferences: www.thenewmystics.tv Follow John on Twitter at: http://www.twitter.com/thenewmystics Follow John's personal Facebook page at: http://www.facebook.com/thenewmystics Follow John's public Facebook page at: http://www.facebook.com/revjohncrowder Follow John on Instagram at: http://www.instagram.com/thenewmystics Send a big fat love donation!! http://www.paypal.me/johncrowder
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