The coronavirus outbreak has left many of us feeling frightened, worried, and overwhelmed. We are all somewhat vulnerable... regardless of age, race, or vocation. But, are we unique in having such fears? In first-century Christianity, there were great challenges to daily practicing one's faith in Christ. Most people in that era faced remarkable ...
Here in the United States, we find that our national suffering in the time of coronavirus is further compounded by social division. But this kind of division is not exclusive to our country, nor is it particular of our era in time. The book of 1 Peter gives an important response for such a time as this. In today’s message, Tony has chose...
Loneliness versus solitude... What’s the difference?
Both involve being separate from others, yet they're existentially different. Click below to listen to Tony's reflections on this important topic.
Yours gratefully,
Have you ever heard a story about sharing the Gospel with a herd of cows?
I guarantee that you will be glad you tuned in to listen to Tony tell this remarkable story and more. Click below to watch Part 5 of Tony’s new video series. You don't want to miss this one. God bless you!
Yours gratefully,
COVID-19. It's forcing us to ask uneasy questions. And some of us have even heard it asked: “Is this happening because God wants it to happen?” Tony has an answer to that question, based on Romans 8:28. We invite you to watch Part 4 of Tony's new video series to learn more! https://player.vimeo.com/video/4...
What does it mean to "rejoice in tribulation?" How can tribulation lead to peace... and even comfort?
Take a few minutes to watch Part 3 of Tony's new video series to learn more!
Yours gratefully,
What a response we received from Part 1 of Tony's new video series! Tony and all of us at the Campolo Center are grateful to have the opportunity to encourage and connect with you in this time of crisis. Today I invite you to watch Part 2. I think you will be especially encouraged by Tony's invitation to reflect... and laugh! Yours gratefull...