This is our deepest poverty—a broken relationship with God. God created the world and called it good. He created people in his image, breathed his Spirit into us, and called us good. He is our first and deepest relationship. But the Bible tells us that we chose independence over relationship, and through our disobedience, we brought brokenness and pain into the world. But the good news is, reconciliation with God is possible. Through Jesus, we can overcome spiritual poverty.
This is our deepest poverty—a broken relationship with God. Explore reconciliation, poverty theology, and the church.
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John Jonathan, a Crossroads student and former prisoner, talks about the life-changing difference Crossroads Prison Ministries is making in prisons. [ read more ]
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Peter grew up in a Christian home before losing his way. In prison, he realized he needed God's grace. [ read more ]
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In this final session about the Scriptural story we see how God gives the Holy Spirit to empower the church at Pentecost. [ read more ]
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This session focuses on God’s faithfulness to the people of Israel and how Israel’s story is part of our family history as Christians. [ read more ]
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This session starts at the beginning with the account of the creation and fall. [ read more ]
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Ian was in and out of prison for over a decade before he began to take his faith seriously. But now he’s learned to trust God. [ read more ]
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At the heart of poverty alleviation is change—we all long to see materially poor people move from their current condition to a better one. [ read more ]
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