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My Place in this World: What are the God-given purposes for the Christian?
My Place in this World: What are the God-given purposes for the Christian in the world today?
By Common Slaves Fellowship
When and where
Date and time
Saturday, April 23, 2022 · 8:30am - 4:30pm CDT
Location
Lifespring Church 30 Hallett Ave Crosby, MN 56441
About this event
Our culture says simultaneously that you “can be all that you can be,” and that "there are no limits to your inner feelings.” Is this true? If this is so, how can I be assured I am living in God's will? How did God intend for us to view all of life? Does God’s Word give us prescriptive identities in which we glorify Him and find satisfaction? Did the fulfillment of the Gospel through the life, death, resurrection, and ascension of King Jesus change or re-affirm God's creational purposes?
Where: Lifespring Church 30 Hallett Ave, Crosby, MN (www.visitlifespring.com)
When: Saturday, April 23, 2021, 8:30 AM-4:30 PM
Who: The whole church, including young people, whom we see benefiting greatly from this event.
Cost: None! Free-will donations will be received at the door to offset conference costs.
Do I still need to register?
Yes. The conference is free, but pre-registration is important for our planning.
Please register online by April 20
Conference Schedule
8:30—Greetings, Welcome, and Singing
9:00—Session 1 - God’s Will for Your Life: You Can’t Improve on Creation
10:00—Break
10:30—Session 2 – Work and Play in Biblical Perspective
11:30—Lunch
1:00—Session 3- Extraordinary Christianity or the Ordinary Means of Grace?
2:00—Break
2:30—Session 4 -Dare to Be a Daniel in Prayer
4:15—Closing
Speakers
P. Andrew Sandlin is the Founder and President of the Center for Cultural Leadership, is an ordained minister and cultural theologian committed to applying historic biblical Christianity in the contemporary world. He specializes in philosophy and theology, sociopolitical science, and the history of ideas. He is married and has five adult children and three grandchildren.
Dr. Ardel B. Caneday recently retired from serving as professor of New Testament and Greek at Northwestern University, Rosville MN and is a member of Christ Bible Church. He is the author of many articles and several books, including The race set before us: a Biblical Theology of Endurance and Assurance, co-authored with Tom Schreiner. He is married and has two children and six grandchildren.
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About the organizer
Organized by
Common Slaves FellowshipThe Common Slaves is a Northern Minnesota fellowship of Rural Reformed (and reforming) pastors, elders and churches
www.commonslaves.com
It is the purpose of the Common Slaves to foster a brotherhood and network of mutual encouragement and edification among brothers who are united doctrinally, yet diverse denominationally. Furthermore, we wish to encourage and foster a sense of community and fellowship between the churches we are privileged to serve by providing regular events at which multiple congregations may gather and worship together, with a focus on the ministry of preaching. It is our hope that the lifting up and strengthening of pastor and congregation, of shepherd and sheep, will strengthen the entire rural church in our corner of Minnesota so she may be more bold in her witness and striking in her resemblance of her Savior, for the good of the little communities in which we live, which so desperately need the gospel.