Sue Rozeboom
Sue Rozeboom is the Assistant Professor of Liturgical Theology at Western Theological Seminary in Holland, MI.
Recent Episodes featuring Sue Rozeboom:
October 13 , 2017
Through Christ Alone
Our salvation comes in and through Jesus Christ, the only mediator we have to reconcile us with God.
July 18 , 2014
How We Worship
How we worship together matters; worshiping God is one of our primary tasks as Christians and one of the greatest things we give him. Today on Groundwork we discuss the important elements of our worship together and dig into scripture to find instructions for worship that is both pleasing to God and satisfying to us.
July 11 , 2014
Worship: What It Is and Why We Do It
There's more to worship than showing up at a service once a week. Join us as we study scripture to define what worship is and why we do it.
July 4 , 2014
The Life Everlasting
"The life everlasting" - those are the final three words of the Apostles' Creed. Today on Groundwork, we think about unending life in God's New Creation and dig into Scripture to wrap our minds around the great reality of what we're professing to believe.
June 27 , 2014
The Resurrection of the Body
The Apostles’ Creed makes a point to affirm that we believe in “the resurrection of the body." Why do our bodies matter? You usually hear people talk about saving souls…isn’t that what God wants – our soul? Join the Groundwork conversation on 1 Corinthians 15:20, 42-44 to discuss these important questions and how they relate to the Holy Spirit.
June 20 , 2014
The Forgiveness of Sins
We confess to believe in the forgiveness of sins every time we recite the Apostles Creed. Today on Groundwork we discuss this work of the Holy Spirit: our need for forgiveness, what we're confessing to believe about forgiveness, and the effect forgiveness has in our relationship with God and our relationship with each other.
June 13 , 2014
The Holy catholic Church & the Communion of Saints
The phrases "I believe in the holy catholic church" and "I believe in the communion of saints" in the Apostles Creed profess what Christians believe about the Holy Spirit and his work in the Church. Today on Groundwork, let's discuss the meaning packed into these two simple lines and exactly what we're professing belief in when we recite them.
June 6 , 2014
I Believe in the Holy Spirit
What do we really mean when we say "I believe in the Holy Spirit"? Today on Groundwork we begin studying the third Person of the Trinity and what we're professing to believe each time we recite that final section of the Apostles' Creed.