Throughout Biblical history, God’s people have always shown signs of being self absorbed. Nothing has changed. The church today is equally preoccupied with ourselves and tend to relate to God on our own terms. This “God on my terms” christian life has produced a type of christianity that has a form of godliness without the power of the resurrected Christ. In this week’s sermon, Ps Andrew Kulasingham invites us to move away from a self absorbed version of the gospel into a Christ centred gospel.
Throughout Biblical history, God’s people have always shown signs of being self absorbed. Nothing has changed. The church today is equally preoccupied with ourselves and tend to relate to God on our own terms. This “God on my terms” christian life has produced a type of christianity that has a form of godliness without the power of the resurrected Christ. In this week’s sermon, Ps Andrew Kulasingham invites us to move away from a self absorbed version of the gospel into a Christ centred gospel.