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...In the Meantime | Where Faith Meets Everyday Life. John 3:1-17 Dear Partner in Preaching, I find it slightly ironic that this Sunday focuses on, in my humble opinion :), one the worst possible theme for a sermon – the Trinity – and yet features some of the more interesting stories from the New Testament.
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Home » Posts Tagged " In the Meantime". Luke 13:31-35 Dear Partner in Preaching, Have you ever noticed just how long it takes Jesus to get to Jerusalem? Just after the Transfiguration – two Sundays and four chapters ago – Luke records that Jesus “set his face to go to Jerusalem” (9:51) and then repeats that phrase shortly thereafter (v53).
...In the Meantime | Where Faith Meets Everyday Life. John 1:1-18 Dear Partner in Preaching, One of the things I love about the biblical story is that it tells the truth. Which is probably why I trust that it is, in turn, true.
Trapped by our need to compare, and surprised and perhaps suspicious ( nothing else in life is like this!) by God’s profound embrace, we are all too often offended by God’s invitation, refuse to give up the false security that we control our own destinies, and not only reject God’s offer but put the one through whom God offers it to death.
