In Seculosity, author David Zahl proposes that, although it appears the culture at large is becoming less and less religious, it's actually just finding religion in secular places. Zahl examines how popular areas of culture can serve as a substitute for religion and how they ultimately can not offer what we really need: grace, righteousness, and forgiveness.

This class will be held on-campus at 4th & Spring, located across the street from the front of our church. It will meet at 6:00 PM on Wednesday nights for four weeks from July 6th to July 27th.