Sentences with phrase «light of this future reality»

Use this guide in your small group, house church or class to create discussion and convey biblical truth about how we should live now in light of the future reality.

We are to be living now in light of that future reality.

When people see our lives lived in light of this future reality, they recognize the desires of their hearts, and will long to join with us in our gospel - filled lives.

Not exact matches

He shows us how we can live in light of this future redemption here and now by living according to the principles of new reality (Kingdom of God) that Jesus inaugurated.

To learn to address the current issues of the day in light of the past, present and future reality of Christian praxis is to make education a process of doing, rather than merely learning about, theology.

In light of the reality of the money in football the only way we would of or can compete more in the future is with a owner like Chelsea / City and not like we have.

And while Gandhi wasn't a bad biopic, its near domination of the technical awards stole the spotlight from pioneering scifi flicks such as Blade Runner - whose set design set the template for cinematic dystopias to come - and Tron, whose now - hokey light - bright costumes framed how future audiences would perceive virtual reality worlds.

The highlights of the future Active Tourer include new LED and OLED lights, navigation and control systems, a new display technology building on micro-optics and holography, and a head - up display with augmented - reality representation.

With all the horrible realities of the world weighing us down and a bleak future, sometimes it's a daft little app that tries to puts virtual creatures into our world so we can throw balls at them which brings some light to the darkness.

Those raw brown gestures from the cave of Lascaux, the light blue that all but belongs to Fra Angelico half a millennium before Yves Klein thought to trademark one, the red cloak that gives Caravaggio's John the Baptist command of the future even as his eyes sink, the mere white of Jan Vermeer's pearl and fur, J. A. D. Ingres's yellow - gold that refuses the softness of satin, Mark Rothko's darkness that owes little more to reality but despair — the procession itself is arbitrary.