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Luke 9:18 Once when Jesus was praying in private and his disciples were with him, he asked them, “Who do the crowds say I am?” The first thing that comes to mind when one sees a crowd of protestor are 'they are united in purpose' because they seem to be moving and acting together. However,... Continue Reading →
When Jesus meets Matthew at the Tax booth, he offered him two words 'follow me'. Those words were beyond the instruction Matthew received, he had been nudged to take action. The discussion ensues where 'He arose and followed'. (Matthew 9:9-10). That text could be placed alongside the words of Saint Paul to the church in... Continue Reading →
When Jesus meets Matthew at the Tax booth, he offered him two words 'follow me'. Those words were beyond the instruction Matthew received, he had been nudged to take action. The discussion ensues where 'He arose and followed'. (Matthew 9:9-10). That text could be placed alongside the words of Saint Paul to the church in... Continue Reading →
When Jesus meets Matthew at the Tax booth, he offered him two words 'follow me'. Those words were beyond the instruction Matthew received, he had been nudged to take action. The discussion ensues where 'He arose and followed'. (Matthew 9:9-10). That text could be placed alongside the words of Saint Paul to the church in... Continue Reading →
A look at the Gospel today reveals the names of some of the women who were involved in the ministry of Jesus. Of particular note and central to today's discussion is the mention of Joanna, whose husband was the manager of Herod's household (Luke 8:3). While that was significant proximity to a strong opposition to... Continue Reading →
A look at the Gospel today reveals the names of some of the women who were involved in the ministry of Jesus. Of particular note and central to today's discussion is the mention of Joanna, whose husband was the manager of Herod's household (Luke 8:3). While that was significant proximity to a strong opposition to... Continue Reading →
A look at the Gospel today reveals the names of some of the women who were involved in the ministry of Jesus. Of particular note and central to today's discussion is the mention of Joanna, whose husband was the manager of Herod's household (Luke 8:3). While that was significant proximity to a strong opposition to... Continue Reading →
Luke 6:16 Judas son of James, and Judas Iscariot, who became a traitor. Today's text describes the calling of the twelve Apostles, presenting us with a reminder of their names and Jesus' actions preceding this decision - His time in prayer with God. A question many often ask about this event is "if Jesus spent... Continue Reading →
Even though the Pharisees were waiting to pounce on Jesus' action in the temple to make a case against him, they found themselves in a moral dilemma when Jesus stood the man with a withered hand in the temple and asked a question that took them by surprise. He asked them: “I will ask you... Continue Reading →
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