John Mark Comer Teachings Hope Like Nothing the World Has Ever Seen
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Mar 29, 2024 Exploring the concept of hope through Easter, challenging secular views, and discussing the transformative nature of Jesus' resurrection. Delving into societal narratives, comparing earthly desires with the teachings of Jesus, and envisioning a future under God's rule. Encouraging deepening faith through meditation on Jesus' kingdom, aiming to equip churches with spiritual formation resources.
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Powell's Pilgrimage
- John Mark Comer frequents Powell's Books, a place he considers a literary sanctuary.
- He discovered a book titled "Anyone can paint their nails because gender is imaginary..."
Secularism's Shortcomings
- Secularism's narrative is failing, leading to a sense of hopelessness.
- Comer observes this trend in Portland, despite its progressive, secular image.
Haunted by the Bible
- Despite secular claims, cultural narratives still echo biblical themes.
- Comer notes the book title's unintentional reference to Genesis.