The Fourth Presbyterian Church of Chicago

Matt Helms continues our weekly “Rhythm and Word” reflections on texts in our “Bible in 100 Passages” journey.
In this third week, we shift our focus to Exodus. As we read about the doubts that Moses had about his role in this story, we ponder how we can learn to navigate our own doubts.

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A sermon by Camille Cook Howe.
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This evening, Matt Helms continues our weekly “Rhythm and Word” reflections on texts in our “Bible in 100 Passages” journey.
In this second week, we are specifically looking at the family story of Abraham and his descendants. How do we see ourselves in these familial relationships and in our own relationships with God?

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A sermon by Camille Cook Howe.
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Associate Pastor Matt Helms begins a “Rhythm and Word” video and podcast series of reflections on texts in our “Bible in 100 Passages” journey, which kicked off on Sunday, September 14.
In this first week, we are specifically looking at the first eleven chapters of Genesis, otherwise known as the “prehistory texts.” How do we live as a people made in the image of God?
For details on the Bible in 100 Passages" series, see http://www.fourthchurch.org/bible100
 

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A sermon by Nanette Sawyer.
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Parish Associate Amy Pagliarella concludes a two-part series on prophetic wisdom for an age of outrage, inspired by The Tears of Things by Richard Rohr.
Join Amy as she explores how to move from outrage to a healthier place, inspired by the fruits of the seventh chapter of Matthew. How do finished prophets lead us forward with good fruits, serving us and serving God?