Two weekends ago, I began a new series entitled “God in Blank Spaces.” The idea of this series is to connect our thinking about who God is as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit with what God does in our world. One question I pondered quite a bit is this: if God is who we say He is, then what does that mean for the world in which we live?
This past weekend, we had the privilege of hearing from Jenny Yang, Vice President of Policy and Advocacy at World Relief, as the first weekend in our missions festival, “God of the Displaced Ones.” Jenny is co-author with Matt Soerens of Welcoming the Stranger and was named by Christianity Today as one of five women change-makers in non-profit leadership today.
You can watch the video of Jenny’s message below and follow along with her sermon outline as well.
You can follow the entire series at our web-site, through the Eastbrook app, or through our audio podcast.
The Global Refugee Crisis
Numbers, Facts and Figures
Individual Stories
Three Durable Solutions
A Biblical Response
Three Reasons for Why Christians Should Care about the Displaced
Who Were Immigrants in the Bible?
The Quartet of the Vulnerable
Philoxenia vs. Xenophobia
Great Commission + Great Commandment
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