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In the beginning, God made a wonderful world. But before long, we make a tragic mess of it. God’s solution is to call one family to know him and to make him known to the peoples of the earth.
Over the months and years, through books, conversations, and these discipleship opportunities through his church, Sam’s approach to faith and work evolved. As his questions got better, so did his answers.
A friend and I were driving to a coffee shop when he said, “The thing that baffles me most about Jesus is when he says something like ‘I am the only way,’” “You mean the part of the Bible,” I said, “where Jesus tells his disciples, 'I am the way, the truth and the life, no one comes to the Father but through me.'” “That's it,” he told me, “it just sounds so arrogant!”
Urbana studies the Bible inductively, in community, by making space, relying on God's power, again and again. As you prepare for Urbana 15, be transformed with us by studying Matthew’s Gospel.
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