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Rev. Aaron Eime and the gang start Leviticus 20 and discuss the idol Molech and some of the idolatry that plagues our societies today.

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15 May 2022 - Fifth Sunday of Easter - Jesus commands us to love as He has loved. Jesus loved us, not from a place of comfort but from a place of risk. Sermon by Rev. Aaron Eime.

Readings: Acts 11:1-18; Revelation 21:1-6; John 13:31-35

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8 May 2022 - On the fourth Sunday of the Easter season, known as Good Shepherd Sunday in Anglican and other church traditions, we look at the imagery of the shepherd (both good and wicked) found in Scripture from Genesis through Revelation. The shepherd of Psalm 23, Jesus the Good Shepherd, and the shepherd who leads to living water in the book of Revelation encourage us to listen and to follow Him to meet our most fundamental human needs.

Readings: Revelation 7:9-17; Psalm 23; John 10:22-30

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Aaron Eime and the Bible study group discuss the end of Leviticus 19, including not seeking out mediums or necromancers and honoring elders.

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1 May 2022 - Third Sunday of Easter - In the Gospel of John, the resurrected Jesus again reveals himself, tenderly providing to a group of weary and wavering disciples a miraculous catch of fish. He also supplies them with breakfast, assurance, restored relationship with Himself, and the call to steadfastly follow Him in caring for His flock and expanding His kingdom. Peter, near the end of his life of faithfully following Jesus even to martyrdom, reflects on this event and its importance for us in our weariness and wavering. Rev. John Howanstine reminds us how Peter concludes his first epistle with this encouragement: "And the God of all grace, who called you to his eternal glory in Christ, after you have suffered a little while, will restore you and make you strong, firm and steadfast."

Readings: Acts 9:1-20; Revelation 5:11-14; John 21:1-19

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The Bible study group discusses the commandments to not mix animal species, plant different crops together nor sow different fabrics together. They also discuss the statute about a man having sexual relations with a slave woman. Led by Aaron Eime.

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24 April 2022 - At the Crossroads 2022 - In 2016, Andrew Brunson was arrested by the Turkish government on false charges and imprisoned for more than two years. Andrew connects his imprisonment to a prayer he began praying in 2007: "Father God, draw me so close to your heart that you will trust me with the authority to start waves." While Andrew believes his arrest was a satanic attack, he also believes God used it to test him and refine him. Andrew says not hearing God's voice or sensing his presence in prison broke him. Yet the deep-rooted love nurtured over years of pursuing the heart of God sustained Andrew through his dark night of the soul and drew him into an intimacy known only by God's battle-tested saints.

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24 April 2022 - Second Sunday of Easter - History records accounts of Jewish disciples standing by and dying with their martyred rabbis. Rev. David Pileggi reminds us that most of Jesus' students abandoned their teacher at his death. Were they hiding from Jesus in the upper room? After the resurrection, Jesus enters their locked room -- not with justified anger -- but with words of peace and the gift of the Holy Spirit. Jesus calls us from our locked rooms to trust in the relationship we have with him and courageously imitate our holy God.

Readings: Acts 5:27-32; Revelation 1:4-8; John 20:19-31

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We continue in Leviticus 19, the pinnacle of this middle book of the Torah. We consider how God expects us to love our neighbor.

Led by Aaron Eime.

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17 April 2022 - Resurrection Sunday - God created the world out of love. He always wished to dwell among his created people. Even after Adam and Eve fall, God comes in search of his people. Rev. David Pileggi reminds us that God chose Abraham and freed Israel from Egypt to establish a community to live among. After the resurrection, Jesus goes out searching for his hopeless disciples so they can encounter him, regather into community, and multiply into a people of healing and redemption.

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