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The Apostle Paul

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2.25.2019

Knowledge at Work: Practical stories of Faith, Hope and Love from the world of work and big change.

In this last talk, Mark and Tony discuss how ‘Faith, Hope and Love’ shape all wise human enterprise not just religious activity. They share stories from their long careers in corporate life and consulting, of how Faith, Hope and Love gave breakthrough perspectives on projects and problem solving. They argue that all humans share in an instinct and desire for Faith, Hope and Love so Christians don’t have a mortgage on these qualities. But we do have the gospel that confirms and anchors them, so we Christians can advocate and pursue them on behalf of everybody – and not just in church but in the wider fields of all human enterprise.

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Knowledge is not facts, it’s a Person: Faith, hope and love in 1 Corinthians

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