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Finding What Is Ours To Do
Readings for the Fifth Sunday of the Easter Season - Acts 14:21-27; Revelation 21:1-5a; John 13:31-33a, 34-35
The readings this weekend not only were too good to set one aside, but they all fit together so well. In the Gospel, Jesus gives us a new commandment - but it's not like a lot of the old one. Those were pretty cut and dry. This new one contains a lot of room for interpretation. Love one another as I have loved you. What, exactly, does that mean for me right now, here today? I'm not sure that I can answer that well - but I do use and example from the past to give one interpretation of what that love can look like.
As this podcast winds down to its final show on Pentecost Sunday, once again I thank all of those who helped make it possible. But mostly, I thank all of you for continuing to listen and share it. I'm humbled and honored to walk this journey with you. Do you have a question or a comment? I can be reached at [email protected]
The readings this weekend not only were too good to set one aside, but they all fit together so well. In the Gospel, Jesus gives us a new commandment - but it's not like a lot of the old one. Those were pretty cut and dry. This new one contains a lot of room for interpretation. Love one another as I have loved you. What, exactly, does that mean for me right now, here today? I'm not sure that I can answer that well - but I do use and example from the past to give one interpretation of what that love can look like.
As this podcast winds down to its final show on Pentecost Sunday, once again I thank all of those who helped make it possible. But mostly, I thank all of you for continuing to listen and share it. I'm humbled and honored to walk this journey with you. Do you have a question or a comment? I can be reached at [email protected]
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Readings for the Fifth Sunday of the Easter Season - Acts 14:21-27; Revelation 21:1-5a; John 13:31-33a, 34-35
The readings this weekend not only were too good to set one aside, but they all fit together so well. In the Gospel, Jesus gives us a new commandment - but it's not like a lot of the old one. Those were pretty cut and dry. This new one contains a lot of room for interpretation. Love one another as I have loved you. What, exactly, does that mean for me right now, here today? I'm not sure that I can answer that well - but I do use and example from the past to give one interpretation of what that love can look like.
As this podcast winds down to its final show on Pentecost Sunday, once again I thank all of those who helped make it possible. But mostly, I thank all of you for continuing to listen and share it. I'm humbled and honored to walk this journey with you. Do you have a question or a comment? I can be reached at [email protected]
The readings this weekend not only were too good to set one aside, but they all fit together so well. In the Gospel, Jesus gives us a new commandment - but it's not like a lot of the old one. Those were pretty cut and dry. This new one contains a lot of room for interpretation. Love one another as I have loved you. What, exactly, does that mean for me right now, here today? I'm not sure that I can answer that well - but I do use and example from the past to give one interpretation of what that love can look like.
As this podcast winds down to its final show on Pentecost Sunday, once again I thank all of those who helped make it possible. But mostly, I thank all of you for continuing to listen and share it. I'm humbled and honored to walk this journey with you. Do you have a question or a comment? I can be reached at [email protected]