Like cold water to a thirsty soul, so is good news from a far country
Proverbs 25:25
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- The Greatest Commandment of All
Jesus gives an enduring teaching on love. A scholar of the law representing the Pharisees wants him to state which… Read more: The Greatest Commandment of All - Give to Caesar what is Caesar’s – Give to God what is God’s
In this weekend’s Gospel the Jewish leaders are out to trap Jesus with a question about the “poll tax”. According… Read more: Give to Caesar what is Caesar’s – Give to God what is God’s - The Vineyard belongs to all of us
In our Gospel this weekend we are drawn further into what’s happening in the Vineyard of the Lord. Jesus is… Read more: The Vineyard belongs to all of us - May We Walk the Walk – Talk the Talk
There is no question about it, Jesus was a great storyteller. Whenever he could, he would tell the people a… Read more: May We Walk the Walk – Talk the Talk - Forgiveness
In our Gospel this weekend, which directly follows from last week’s gospel, Jesus repeats that we not condemn anyone. No… Read more: Forgiveness - Embracing Suffering
In the gospel this weekend Jesus lays it out plainly to his disciples: suffering is on the horizon. It’s a… Read more: Embracing Suffering - Throw it all to the Dogs
In the Gospel this weekend we see three accounts of Jesus. The first involves a Canaanite woman’s journey of faith.… Read more: Throw it all to the Dogs - Sink or Walk: Why Jesus Walked on Water
The disciples who were gathered in the boat see Jesus walking on the water and believe that they are seeing… Read more: Sink or Walk: Why Jesus Walked on Water - What to learn from feeding 5,000 people
Of all of Jesus’ many miracles, only the Resurrection and the feeding of the 5,000 are recorded in all four Gospels.… Read more: What to learn from feeding 5,000 people