John uses Mark 10 to explore how we use stories to make sense of life and God, and the invitation within the gospels to let them go, and embrace some new stories.  The question Mark keeps asking, and we need to keep asking are <ul><li>what do you think God was up to in Jesus? </li><li>what does this say about God? </li><li>what does this mean for how we live in our own dark and troubled times? </li></ul>The notes can be found <a href='https://colourfuldreamer.blogspot.com/2021/10/changing-story.html'>here</a>

John uses Mark 10 to explore how we use stories to make sense of life and God, and the invitation within the gospels to let them go, and embrace some new stories. The question Mark keeps asking, and we need to keep asking are what do you think God was up to in Jesus? what does this say about God? what does this mean for how we live in our own dark and troubled times? The notes can be found here

John uses Mark 10 to explore how we use stories to make sense of life and God, and the invitation within the gospels to let them go, and embrace some new stories.&nbsp; The question Mark keeps asking, and we need to keep asking are&nbsp;<ul><li>what do you think God was up to in Jesus?&nbsp;</li><li>what does this say about God?&nbsp;</li><li>what does this mean for how we live in our own dark and troubled times?&nbsp;</li></ul>The notes can be found <a href="https://colourfuldreamer.blogspot.com/2021/10/changing-story.html" rel="noopener noreferrer">here</a>&nbsp;

Changing the Story

Sunday sermons preached at St. George's Anglican Church, Gate Pa, Tauranga. These are mostly based on the RCL Lectionary readings for that Sunday, with a few variations for our own lectionary in this Province, and special events here at Gate Pa.

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