A Discourse on the Purtians with Dr. Nathan Tarr

The Puritans of the 16th and 17th century lived in a world filled with various and unrelenting suffering. And they lived in this world with hearts full of hope, peace, and an unrelenting joy because they were convinced that Jesus was with them in the storm of their suffering and that they would emerge from the waters of affliction looking more like their beautiful Savior. As men and women striving to love God, lead our families, and look more like Jesus amid the challenges of the 21st century, we have much to learn from our Puritan forebears regarding the topics of sovereignty, suffering, and sanctification. And perhaps most importantly of all, we have the chance to think on these topics together! I am looking forward to being with you.” - Dr. Nathan Tarr

Dr. Nathan Tarr joined the faculty of Phoenix Seminary in 2022 as Associate Professor of Pastoral Theology. He teaches courses in the areas of church history, pastoral ministry, and spiritual formation. His research interests include puritan spirituality, the role of fiction in spiritual formation, the growth of global evangelicalism, and theological aesthetics. Dr. Tarr also serves as a chaplain in the Air National Guard. Prior to moving to Phoenix, he planted and pastored churches in the Southeast for almost twenty years. Nathan, Devon, and their five children enjoy playing pickleball, discovering new favorite cultural foods, and hiking in South Mountain.

WHERE

Redemption Arcadia Sanctuary

WHEN

Wednesday, March 26th

Dinner and Childcare Provided

Please RSVP before Mar, 24th

Time

6:00-7:45pm