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Rivers of Living Water
April 16, 2018
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“And if we pray, really pray in thanksgiving, gratitude, and in humble petition for the good of the world, the Holy Spirit will sustain us, open our mouths, and maybe the Gospel will come pouring out, the way Jesus instructed when he sent disciples into the world.”
Who Will You Be?
April 15, 2018
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“There are a million different ways to be found by God and adopted into God’s family, but becoming an heir takes a lifetime!”
DIY TR
April 14, 2018
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“You find a way for God to work through you, and you understand what you are meant to do to make the kingdom of God appear here on earth.”
Miracle Food
April 13, 2018
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“Yet it is in the mundane and the banal that we often find the strongest evidence that God is working with us every day to be a part of the restoration of the world.”
What Is Needed Now?
April 12, 2018
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“Here is the heart of Christian teaching, its very essence. “Love one another as I have loved you.”
Bearing Fruit
April 11, 2018
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“I am reminded of my need to prune away the things in me that bear no fruit: anger, fears, worries, frustrations that do nothing to help me lead a more God-centered life, but instead trap me in a cycle of winter within my heart and mind that clings stubbornly to me as the winter weather patterns are right now.”
The Theology of Spring
April 10, 2018
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“And so in spring’s theology we are taught that waiting is never wasted…”
Mary, William Law, & Us
April 9, 2018
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“In The Spirit of Love Law says, ‘Thus the mystery of our redemption proclaims nothing but a God of love toward fallen man. It was the love of God that could not behold the misery of fallen man without demanding and calling for his salvations.’ That same love that overshadowed Mary, the Theotokos.”
Community
April 7, 2018
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“I see community as a group of people who are interested in being connected to neighbors, coworkers, fellow church members, people in the neighborhood, and even people we encounter in the neighborhood like shopkeepers, barbers, and service workers.”
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