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Presidential Pastor: Explore the Big Questions of Christian Life with the White House's Pastor
Charles Pope3.8
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Join one of the top Catholic preachers and bible study leaders in America in exploring what it means to truly experience the Gospel in your own life.
In this series, you will explore what it really means to know, that is, to experience, the new life that Christ has given us through his death. With Msgr. Pope, you will consider how to grasp this life more deeply and experience how the Lord ministers to us in our lives through His Word, the Sacraments and the sacred liturgy. See how the Word of God does not merely inform, but also performs.
Our Lord Jesus Christ died on the cross and rose for us. In so doing, He has not only cleansed us from our sins by His Precious Blood, but has also made available for us an entirely new life by the power of His cross. St. Paul says, If anyone is in Christ he is a new creation, the old things are passed away, behold, all things are made new (2 Cor. 5:17). This is not just a slogan. St. Paul is describing a reality that he and the early Christians actually experienced. He is describing the normal Christian life.
More than a Bible study or a series of sermons, these talks were crafted to fully engage your heart, mind and spirit to help you experience life to the fullest.
In this series, you will explore what it really means to know, that is, to experience, the new life that Christ has given us through his death. With Msgr. Pope, you will consider how to grasp this life more deeply and experience how the Lord ministers to us in our lives through His Word, the Sacraments and the sacred liturgy. See how the Word of God does not merely inform, but also performs.
Our Lord Jesus Christ died on the cross and rose for us. In so doing, He has not only cleansed us from our sins by His Precious Blood, but has also made available for us an entirely new life by the power of His cross. St. Paul says, If anyone is in Christ he is a new creation, the old things are passed away, behold, all things are made new (2 Cor. 5:17). This is not just a slogan. St. Paul is describing a reality that he and the early Christians actually experienced. He is describing the normal Christian life.
More than a Bible study or a series of sermons, these talks were crafted to fully engage your heart, mind and spirit to help you experience life to the fullest.