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Faith is Not Certainty
27th Sunday in Ordinary Time - Habakkuk 1:2-3, 2:2-4; Luke 17:5-10
When Jesus called Peter out of the boat, everything in Peter's understanding of the world around him told him that this was foolish. No human can walk on water. But what Peter chose was to believe in the vision of the One who called him out. And so he took a step. That's not the Gospel we hear today, but it points in the same direction. Faith is more than a bunch of head knowledge. It's trusting in something we have not seen, but living in a way that invites it into reality.
For those interested in the challenge mentioned within the pod, my email is [email protected]. Feel free to lay down the gauntlet. Let's have some fun with this.
Special thanks to Bridget Zenk for her original score and performance with the music at the beginning and end of this podcast.
When Jesus called Peter out of the boat, everything in Peter's understanding of the world around him told him that this was foolish. No human can walk on water. But what Peter chose was to believe in the vision of the One who called him out. And so he took a step. That's not the Gospel we hear today, but it points in the same direction. Faith is more than a bunch of head knowledge. It's trusting in something we have not seen, but living in a way that invites it into reality.
For those interested in the challenge mentioned within the pod, my email is [email protected]. Feel free to lay down the gauntlet. Let's have some fun with this.
Special thanks to Bridget Zenk for her original score and performance with the music at the beginning and end of this podcast.
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27th Sunday in Ordinary Time - Habakkuk 1:2-3, 2:2-4; Luke 17:5-10
When Jesus called Peter out of the boat, everything in Peter's understanding of the world around him told him that this was foolish. No human can walk on water. But what Peter chose was to believe in the vision of the One who called him out. And so he took a step. That's not the Gospel we hear today, but it points in the same direction. Faith is more than a bunch of head knowledge. It's trusting in something we have not seen, but living in a way that invites it into reality.
For those interested in the challenge mentioned within the pod, my email is [email protected]. Feel free to lay down the gauntlet. Let's have some fun with this.
Special thanks to Bridget Zenk for her original score and performance with the music at the beginning and end of this podcast.
When Jesus called Peter out of the boat, everything in Peter's understanding of the world around him told him that this was foolish. No human can walk on water. But what Peter chose was to believe in the vision of the One who called him out. And so he took a step. That's not the Gospel we hear today, but it points in the same direction. Faith is more than a bunch of head knowledge. It's trusting in something we have not seen, but living in a way that invites it into reality.
For those interested in the challenge mentioned within the pod, my email is [email protected]. Feel free to lay down the gauntlet. Let's have some fun with this.
Special thanks to Bridget Zenk for her original score and performance with the music at the beginning and end of this podcast.