by christchurchwc | Sep 29, 2026 | Sunday Night Theology
We live in an anti-authority age. Having experienced bad authority, many people today drift towards having no authority. What’s more, our culture even celebrates breaking away from authority in popular movies, books, and media. In part, it’s the American...
by christchurchwc | Aug 31, 2026 | Sunday Night Theology
Joseph’s story at the end of Genesis may be one of the most popular stories in all of Scripture. From movies to shows, the story of Joseph captivates many. Shockingly however, while the foundational book of Genesis devotes many chapters to Joseph, the rest of...
by christchurchwc | Jul 23, 2026 | Sunday Night Theology
How should Christians think about psychiatric diagnoses and medications? With the rise of attention given to psychiatric diagnoses and medications, it is pertinent that the church think biblically about the relationship between the body and soul as it seeks to help...
by christchurchwc | Jun 3, 2026 | Church News, Guest Preacher, Sunday Night Theology
Is the Bible one story? How are we to understand how the Bible, with all its different books and genres and stories, fit together? In his lecture, Alex Duke will walk us through the unified shape and story of the Bible. Like a tour guide, Alex will guide us from...
by christchurchwc | Apr 29, 2026 | Sunday Night Theology
How do we make sense of the Biblical theme of God’s presence with man? How should we think of the relationship between the Garden of Eden in Genesis and the New Creation in Revelation? What’s more, how does this inform the Great Commission of the Church...
by christchurchwc | Mar 29, 2026 | Guest Preacher, Sunday Night Theology
In the words of the Westminster Shorter Catechism, the chief end of man is to glorify God and enjoy him forever. While it is a simple question, it is not simplistic. It highlights the importance of a  doctrine that theologians call the beatific vision. The beatific...
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