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Category Archives: lectionary
Trinity Sunday & Unity
TrinitySunday is a solid day to talk about reconciliation. A community of three creates a world and a community of two in Adam&Eve. Community3 is re-creating by bringing about the Kingdom! Racism/ethnocentrism find their root in Community2. BUT Community3 rescues … Continue reading
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[RadCast] Sin (us) and Grace (God) :::
Lent is a time of reflection, repentance, and renewal. Unconfessed sin is a heavy weight that slows us down. God does not exist to make us feel bad — rather, He wants to set us free from the guilt of … Continue reading
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Preparation: Foresight and Intention (message prep)
Advent 1 – Luke 21:25-36 Year C Renovation Church Sunday, December 2, 2018 Preparation requires foresight and intention. We need foresight to see that something is coming that will affect our experience. It is foresight that makes us step on … Continue reading
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[RadCast] Advent #10 (Isaiah 61)
Injustice is upside down, so God comes to make justice upside up. The mission you and I are on today is joy!
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Advent Snow
Snow imposes what Advent intends to do: slow us down, help us see things from a different light, live in the now and look forward in hope. Peaking at 27 miles an hour on a freeway has a spiritual effect … Continue reading
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[RadCast] Advent #4 (Mark 13:24-31) End Times…
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Power Struggle (Exodus 1)
Pharaoh’s murderous directive to drown every newborn Hebrew boy seems rather out of place in the bible, especially for a book written to proclaim the faithfulness of God. You can find the story for yourself at the opening chapter of … Continue reading
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The Difference Between Proximity and Identity
This being Holy Week, I find myself thinking quite a bit about the experience of the first disciples as they witnessed the most important event(s) in human history. We were created, we fell away, we are being redeemed through Christ. … Continue reading
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All Saints Day
Yesterday was about costumes, candy, and animatronic skeletons. Pretty nifty. The day after Halloween is also a special day, just with less candy. Nov 1 is All Saints Day, a day to remember that the world has seen countless men … Continue reading
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