Does Christianity Make Sense?
This August at St Jude’s, we will explore the Christian faith from three perspectives: scientific, historical and personal.
Join us on Sundays 16, 23 and 30 August, as well as for a public lecture on Saturday 29 August, as we consider some of Christianity’s biggest questions and whether its claims still make sense today.
Scientifically
Can the Christian faith and modern science be reconciled?
Explore whether scientific evidence and belief in God necessarily conflict, or whether they can coexist within the world.
Historically
Is there reliable historical evidence for Jesus, his life, death and resurrection?
We will consider how the central claims of Christianity stand up to historical investigation and what the available evidence may reveal.
Personally
How can we find meaning, purpose and hope in our lives?
We will examine the Christian faith from a personal perspective and consider how God invites us to be part of the story he is working out in the world.
Our Sunday Services
Over August we’ll be preaching on the topic of ‘Making Sense of Christianity’ in our sermons.
See below for which aspect we’ll be examining each week at each of our campuses.
Carlton Campus
St Jude’s Church, 2 Keppel St, Carlton
Making Sense Scientifically | 16 Aug | 10am, 4pm, 6pm
Making Sense Personally | 23 Aug | 10am, 4pm, 6pm
Making Sense Historically | 30 Aug | 10am, 4pm, 6pm
Parkville Campus
Ridley College, 170 The Avenue, Parkville
Making Sense Personally | 16 Aug | 10am, 5pm
Making Sense Historically | 23 Aug | 10am, 5pm
Making Sense Scientifically | 30 Aug | 10am, 5pm
