Simply Put... Christianity is Not DIY
The DIY faith Paul is writing to correct calls us away from quick-fix solutions, and towards grace and mercy, telling us the work of Christ was and continues to be insufficient. Paul was calling the ancient church away from revolutionized human...
Brewing Theology With Teer Hardy
August 12, 201914m 44s
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Show Notes
The DIY faith Paul is writing to correct calls us away from quick-fix solutions, and towards grace and mercy, telling us the work of Christ was and continues to be insufficient. Paul was calling the ancient church away from revolutionized human teachings - three-quick and easy steps and back to a life of extravagance.
Extravagant grace.
Extravagant compassion.
Extravagant mercy.
Simply put… the foundation of our faith is not something we do or accomplish. The foundation of our faith is someone, someone who accomplished that which we could never do for ourselves.
Christianity is not DIY.
Christianity is discipleship, meaning in following Christ we acknowledge and hold onto Christ’s reconciling work that we, us and them, are unable to accomplish for ourselves.
Get full access to Brewing Theology with Teer Hardy at teerhardy.substack.com/subscribe
Extravagant grace.
Extravagant compassion.
Extravagant mercy.
Simply put… the foundation of our faith is not something we do or accomplish. The foundation of our faith is someone, someone who accomplished that which we could never do for ourselves.
Christianity is not DIY.
Christianity is discipleship, meaning in following Christ we acknowledge and hold onto Christ’s reconciling work that we, us and them, are unable to accomplish for ourselves.
Get full access to Brewing Theology with Teer Hardy at teerhardy.substack.com/subscribe