Everyone worships something. What we worship as Christians provides a vision to build a life on. We are citizens of both this earth and the new earth to come. Roberta Ahmanson explains why having a prophetic vision of what is to come is so important to our work in the present.
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The Theology
of the Cross
and Walking
with a Limp
God sacrifices himself for those who are weak. What if the cross is the way God works through everyone he loves? We wrestle for blessings from our work, family and other idols but we can only get blessings from God. Tim Keller explores this thesis and says that all Christians with true joy have a limp like Jacob.
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Center for
Faith & Work
Announces New
Leadership
On November 3rd at Redeemer’s Gospel & Culture conference, Katherine Leary Alsdorf announced that she will step down as Executive Director of the Center for Faith & Work (CFW) effective December 1st. The Rev. David H. Kim, who has been part of the CFW staff team and has led the Gotham Fellowship since its inception in September 2008, will assume the leadership role for a...
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Why Sidewalks,
Plazas, & Bike
Lanes Matter
to God
Does God care about physical place? Does this earthly city in which we now dwell with all of its architectural glory and all of its devastating decay, matter to him? Perhaps sidewalks, plazas, and bike lanes have more to do with God than we may have imagined… Eric O. Jacobsen addresses what it looks like to be a physical community in a physical city bearing witness to t...
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Why Sidewalks,
Plazas, & Bike
Lanes Matter
to God
By: Amilee Watkins Does God care about physical place? Does this earthly city in which we now dwell with all of its architectural glory and all of its devastating decay, matter to him? Perhaps sidewalks, plazas, and bike lanes have more to do with God than we may have imagined… Join us for an evening with guest Eric O. Jacobsen on Thursday, October 4 at 8:00PM for our nex...
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Reflections
on the Gotham
Experience
By: K.A. Head. Heart. Hands. This is the theme running through the Gotham Fellowship. And it was completely unexpected. I applied to Gotham mainly because, well, I was curious. “Amazing,” “Life-changing,” “Can’t describe it,” said friends who had completed the program, which basically told me nothing. I was aware that it was an intense prog...
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