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Liturgy: “Trust the Process”
The more I see God’s actions – in my life, in Scripture, in the lives of others – the more I will grow in my trust that He will do all that He has promised. That trust will, in turn, be revealed in my actions, and not just in my words.
Liturgy: “Let Us Encourage Each Other Towards Holiness”
As we enter the Lenten season, let us encourage each other towards holiness and towards a somber reflection of what our sin has caused.
Liturgy: “Let Us Heed God’s Call, to Come and Be”
If I don’t come and be, letting go of my own fleshly desires, I make the same mistake the Israelites made, and I build up idols in my life to serve instead of God.
Liturgy: “Choose Life and Prosperity Over Death and Destruction”
“Life” and “prosperity” are our spiritual disciplines, prayer, worship, connections with family and fellow Christians, working to improve our communities—all of which bring increase and blessing.
Liturgy: “He is God and We are His Creation”
Whole-hearted fasting is a small gift of thanks we can offer the God who has provided so much.
Liturgy: “A Soul-Enlivening Hope in God”
Somehow in my own faith journey, I’ve come to see that what Anna rejoiced over that day in the temple is what my heart yearns for.
King’s Collaborates with Eight City Ministries in Sixth Annual Day of Service
On Saturday, January 25, 159 students, staff, faculty, and alumni of The King’s College participated in the Sixth Annual King’s Day of Service, a day-long initiative to confront the spiritual and material needs of New Yorkers.
Liturgy: “Not How it Should Be”
At a climax of despair, I heard Him clearly, “Give up.” I did not invite God into my heart on that day in 1993, I gave up. I said, “OK, if you’re real, then I’m done. I’m ready to be different.”
Liturgy: “A More Pointy Existence”
We are not the bread that feeds the hungry. Rather, like John the Baptist, we are a fellow beggar, who has found the bread of life and can now point others to it.
King’s Lays Groundwork for Center for the Study of Christianity and the Black Experience
On November 21, organizers of a proposed Center for the Study of Christianity and the Black Experience held a reception and dinner to introduce their proposal.
Through its commitment to the truths of Christianity and a biblical worldview, The King’s College seeks to transform society by preparing students for careers in which they help to shape and eventually lead strategic public and private institutions, and by supporting faculty members as they directly engage culture through writing and speaking publicly on critical issues.
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