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ATSS: James Wibberding, “The Incarnation Through Four Lenses: Reflections on the Four Gospels”

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21 December 2023   |

What does the incarnation mean? The gospels give us four different answers. Join the conversation about this and the different meaning it has for each of us.
Jim Wibberding
Department Chair
Professor of Applied Theology and Biblical Studies
Pacific Union College
Theology Department

You may have heard about a new term that’s as old as Bible times: intergenerational church. Some call it “messy church.” That sounds true to scripture! Most churches are intergenerational to some extent, but they could also do much better, and experience spiritual and numerical growth by doing so. Let’s be more intentional about this—the way God is.

Teacher:

James Wibberding is Department Chair of the Theology department and Professor of Applied Theology and Biblical Studies at Pacific Union College
Theology Department

Moderator:

Linda Nottingham lives in Florida, and teaches an adult Bible study class on Zoom for her church. She is semiretired, but serves as a mentor to women business owners.

How to join:

One-click link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83000820116
Passcode: JACOB

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The class is intended to last about 2 hours, though the conversation often continues to 4 PM (Eastern time).

About our class:

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We look forward to getting acquainted with you!

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Coming up:

  • Tom deBruin
  • Martin Webber
  • Laurence Turner
  • Andreas Bochman

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