When we think of what the New Testament says about wealth, we often remember the passages that call for someone to sell all they have. We then note the earliest church thought the end was coming soon, and so we dismiss such ideas as impractical for a church that does not expect the end to come so soon. But the New Testament has much more to say about our relationship to our possessions. This webinar will look at that wider picture and at how it calls for an economic ethic that involves the whole of our faith and that helps us integrate our faith into the whole of our lives.
Dr. Jerry Sumney has served as Professor of Biblical Studies at LTS since 1997. His books include The Politics of Faith: The Bible, Government, and Public Policy; The Bible: An Introduction; and Paul: Apostle and Fellow Traveler. In addition to writing numerous articles and books, Dr. Sumney has frequently led workshops for elders and deacons and Bible study workshops and series, including in the Lay School of Theology at LTS. Dr. Sumney is an elder at his home church, Central Christian Church, Lexington, Ky., where he regularly teaches an adult Sunday School class.
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