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Fruit For Food and Leaves for Healing: A Faith for the Sake of the World [Video Collection]

THE FALL 2021 CENTERED LIFE SERIES

The following videos are recordings from a four-week Centered Life series which was hosted by Jack Fortin, Senior Fellow of the Christensen Center for Vocation at Augsburg University.

Fruit For Food and Leaves for Healing: A Faith for the Sake of the World

In the 47th chapter of the book of Ezekiel, we encounter a divine tour guide showing Ezekiel around the temple. There is water flowing from the temple towards the wilderness. It grows deeper and wider the further it flows from the temple. Eventually, this water – God’s abundant mercy – brings life to trees of all kinds who produce fruit for food and leaves for healing. In the following video series, Jeremy Myers and Kristina Frugé guide you through the Christensen Center for Vocation’s Public Church Framework as a method for discerning personal and communal vocation in your particular locations as we all seek to produce the food and the healing our neighbors need.

 

VIDEOS

The Church’s Call into the Public Square

An introduction to the theological and theoretical reasons why we – as a church and as individuals – must show up in the public square for the sake of the common good, recorded on Wednesday, November 3rd.

The Call to Accompaniment & Interpretation

This video, recorded on Wednesday, November 10, is introduction to the first two artforms, accompaniment and interpretation, that inform the way we become a public church.

 

The Call to Discernment & Proclamation

This video, recorded on Wednesday, November 17, is an introduction to the next two artforms, Discernment and Proclamation, that shape the way we show up in the public square as co-collaborators with God and our neighbors.

 

Your Call into the Public Square

A conversation recorded on Wednesday, November 24  on what the previous sessions mean for you personally as you seek to live out your Christian faith in the public square for the sake of your neighbor.