The “Sanctus” and Its Biblical Roots

The “Sanctus” and Its Biblical Roots

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Is Masculinity and Femininity Toxic? (with Pete Burak)- Part 2

What does authentic masculinity and femininity actually look like? In part two of this special SEEK 26 episode, Dr. Sri continues his conversation with Pete Burak, focusing on one of the most pressing cultural dynamics facing young adults today: the growing tension between men an ...  Show more

Raising Men of God in a Confused World (with Pete Burak) - Part 1

What does it mean to be a holy man in today's culture? Recorded live at the SEEK 26 conference, Pete Burak, Vice President of Renewal Ministries, joins Dr. Sri to reflect on what it means to raise and form men of God in a confused culture—one marked by wounded fatherhood, competi ...  Show more

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