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Tag Archives: reconciliation
September 21 – Living Peace in the Midst of Strife
John 20:19-31; 2 Chronicles 32; Psalm 88 “Then, the same day at evening, being the first day of the week, when the doors were shut where the disciples were assembled, for fear of the Jews, Jesus came and stood in … Continue reading
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Tagged antidote for fear, arrest, back fom the dead, conflict, disciples, discontent, economy, Emmaus, envy, fear, hiding, Jesus, Jews, keeping up with the Joneses, locked doors, love, Mary, peace, peace with God, reconciliation, resurrection, robbing the grave, strife
May 17 – Enjoying the Forest
1 Chronicles 1-3 John 5:25-47 “You carefully study the Scriptures because you think they give you eternal life. They do in fact tell about me, but you refuse to come to me to have that life.” (John 5:39-40 NCV) When … Continue reading
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Tagged ambassadors, big picture, can't see the forest for the trees, Christians, Cross, die for the world, elite God-Followers, enforcing the Law, eternal life, exile, follow the law, following religious rules, Forgiveness, fulfill prophecy, God's love, God's people, Grace, Jesus, judgmental, mercy, Pharisees, reconciliation, refuse, regulations, Scriptures, scrolls, search, Temple destroyed
April 20 – Learning to Rejoice in God’s Forgiveness … For Others
2 Samuel 9-11 Luke 15:11-32 “So the son left and went to his father. While the son was still a long way off, his father saw him and felt sorry for his son. So the father ran to him and … Continue reading
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Tagged bad guy, big brother, discipline, Father, Forgiveness, heartbroken, hero, inheritance, Jesus, Joy, lax discipline, parables, party, prodigal son, reconciled, reconciliation, Repentance, return home, sent to bed without supper, societal norms, spendthrift, squanders everything, transform, trust, waiting, watching, wine and cheese
April 18 – Gaining Focus in the Middle of a Carnival
2 Samuel 3-5 Luke 14:25-35 “If anyone comes to me but loves his father, mother, wife, children, brothers, or sisters—or even life—more than me, he cannot be my follower.” (Luke 14:26 NCV) Jesus became a Judean rock star. People gathered … Continue reading
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Tagged BFF, Bible, blunt words, brothers, but first, carnival, cell phones, children, Church, convenient, false faith, family obligations, fanatical, Father, follower of Jesus, fun, Jesus, Jesus first, Jesus teaches, Kingdom of God, life, man does not live by bread alone, mother, obedient, reconciliation, revelry, sisters, social media, veneer, verses, wife, wife comes second
August 5 – Ambassadors of Reconciliation
2 Corinthians 5:11-6:13; 2 Kings 18; Micah 7 An interesting article begins with these words: “They are the scourge of the world’s capitals. They flout the law and cost the authorities millions. Yet, like mice, noise and traffic jams, there … Continue reading
June 24 – God Rules
Mark 7:1-13; 2 Samuel 17; Daniel 11:1-19 Rwanda is a beautiful country. In spite of high unemployment the people work together to support each other. They are industrious, and can be seen on the roads at all hours of the … Continue reading
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Tagged apocalyptic, beautiful land, Daniel, faith, Force, Genocide, God, hatred, high unemployment, hope, invader, King of the North, King of the South, no hope, Princes of Persia, rebellion, reconciliation, Return of Christ, Rwanda, sacrifice, Satan, support each other, wars
April 9 – Expectations and Reality
Acts 1; Deuteronomy 11-12; Job 9 When I began teaching, I had some unrealistic expectations. I expected kids to sit quietly and learn, enthralled with every word that came out of my mouth. I expected amazing classroom discipline as kids … Continue reading
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Tagged ambassadors, apostles, care for others, cruifixion, disappointment, disciples, expectations, Forgiveness, Grace, Holy Spirit, hope, Israel, Jerusalem, Jesus, Kingdom of God, mercy, messiah, Power, reality, reconciliation, resurrection, rise from the dead, Romans, teaching, unrealistic expectations, witnesses
