From Wandering to Rooted: Living the New Creation Life
In this episode of the CLC Commute, we continue reflecting on Pastor Grant Roe’s “New Creation” sermon series with a conversation focused on the Road to Emmaus story in Luke 24. Pastor Grant unpacks how Jesus’ resurrection restores to us the original identity and assignment given in Eden — to bear God’s image, find our place in Him, and cultivate goodness, order, and beauty in the corner of the world we’ve been entrusted with.
The discussion explores powerful themes: how work becomes an act of worship, the removal of the sacred-secular divide, the role of the Holy Spirit in restoring Eden through us, and the importance of being rooted in Christ before stepping into community. It challenges us to move from a “hunker down until Jesus returns” mindset to actively participating in God’s “all things new” project — starting with the transformation of the human heart and extending outward for the common good.
A rich, practical conversation about living with renewed purpose, seeing every ordinary moment as sacred, and partnering with the Holy Spirit to cultivate new creation today.
Sermon Study Guide: https://page.church.tech/46e3e51e
The discussion explores powerful themes: how work becomes an act of worship, the removal of the sacred-secular divide, the role of the Holy Spirit in restoring Eden through us, and the importance of being rooted in Christ before stepping into community. It challenges us to move from a “hunker down until Jesus returns” mindset to actively participating in God’s “all things new” project — starting with the transformation of the human heart and extending outward for the common good.
A rich, practical conversation about living with renewed purpose, seeing every ordinary moment as sacred, and partnering with the Holy Spirit to cultivate new creation today.
Sermon Study Guide: https://page.church.tech/46e3e51e
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In this episode of the CLC Commute, we continue reflecting on Pastor Grant Roe’s “New Creation” sermon series with a conversation focused on the Road to Emmaus story in Luke 24. Pastor Grant unpacks how Jesus’ resurrection restores to us the original identity and assignment given in Eden — to bear God’s image, find our place in Him, and cultivate goodness, order, and beauty in the corner of the world we’ve been entrusted with.
The discussion explores powerful themes: how work becomes an act of worship, the removal of the sacred-secular divide, the role of the Holy Spirit in restoring Eden through us, and the importance of being rooted in Christ before stepping into community. It challenges us to move from a “hunker down until Jesus returns” mindset to actively participating in God’s “all things new” project — starting with the transformation of the human heart and extending outward for the common good.
A rich, practical conversation about living with renewed purpose, seeing every ordinary moment as sacred, and partnering with the Holy Spirit to cultivate new creation today.
Sermon Study Guide: https://page.church.tech/46e3e51e
The discussion explores powerful themes: how work becomes an act of worship, the removal of the sacred-secular divide, the role of the Holy Spirit in restoring Eden through us, and the importance of being rooted in Christ before stepping into community. It challenges us to move from a “hunker down until Jesus returns” mindset to actively participating in God’s “all things new” project — starting with the transformation of the human heart and extending outward for the common good.
A rich, practical conversation about living with renewed purpose, seeing every ordinary moment as sacred, and partnering with the Holy Spirit to cultivate new creation today.
Sermon Study Guide: https://page.church.tech/46e3e51e