Eighth Sunday after Pentecost – 30th July 2017
Disciple Thought The lectionary uses this final set of teachings on the Kingdom as a kind of capstone. The Kingdom may look small, but manifests as something huge (mustard seed); the Kingdom mixes in and gives life (yeast); the Kingdom is a treasure that is to be sought after (hidden in a field, Read More... from Eighth Sunday after Pentecost...
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Fifth Sunday after Pentecost – 9th July 2017
True Freedom in Forgiveness The news is constantly full of the horrors of the world. We rarely hear much good news from the media. Few people are so blessed as to never have been hurt by another human being… by unkind words or cruel actions, be they intended or not.The Read More... from Fifth Sunday after Pentecost – 9th July...
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Fourth Sunday after Pentecost – 2nd July 2017
In Romans 6, Paul calls us to be “instruments of righteousness.” Can we use this metaphor of instruments (or weapons or tools) to measure our stewardship? Are our energies, in the form of time, money and thinking going toward shaping ourselves to do right, both as individuals and as a faith community? If Read More... from Fourth Sunday...
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