Phenomenon: Birth - Life - Death

This week we will finish a series about the cycle of birth-life-death, which we are calling Phenomenon, this time on the theme of “Death”. As Toby Mac puts it, "We live forever, die whenever". With this in mind we could easily adapt our world-view to live like there is no tomorrow. Only there is a tomorrow... and that tomorrow knows no end; it will literally last forever. With this in mind, perhaps we can live each day, not as our last, but as our first, in light of the eternity ahead of us. See Galatians 2:20.
 

This week we are in the second of a 3-week series about the cycle of birth-life-death, which we are calling Phenomenon. On Sunday, we’ll explore some of the biblical perspectives on the theme of “Life” as we ponder Simon Peter’s question to Jesus: “Lord, to whom can we go? You have the words of eternal life.”

This week we are starting a new 3-week series about the cycle of birth-life-death, which we are calling Phenomenon, beginning with the theme of “Birth” from John 3:1-15. This leads up to a series in the Gospels (four portraits of Jesus, in His birth, life, death and resurrection) that will take us up to our interactive Good Friday gathering, and our Easter celebration in April.