GOODNESS. What's "good" seems too relativised today. Every one of us has a different standard for good when it comes to music, movies, food, etc. that we like or enjoy. For more important categories, is there a more objective standard for good? What is good? Who is good? By what do we measure goodness and could we be missing substantial aspects of goodness that could make our existence more meaningful? Have we been short-sighted and can we recapture a sense of our purpose in pursuing good? Join us for a thought-provoking discussion of this topic tomorrow as we consider Ephesians 2:8-10
