<p style="font-weight: 400;">Father Casey critiques the pursuit of power in the name of Jesus, advocating instead for emulating Bartimaeus, the blind beggar. He points out how important it is for the church to gain true insight and embody love and mercy, concluding with Bartimaeus’ healing and a call for the congregation to follow Jesus faithfully.</p>

Father Casey critiques the pursuit of power in the name of Jesus, advocating instead for emulating Bartimaeus, the blind beggar. He points out how important it is for the church to gain true insight and embody love and mercy, concluding with Bartimaeus’ healing and a call for the congregation to follow Jesus faithfully.

<p>Father Casey critiques the pursuit of power in the name of Jesus, advocating instead for emulating Bartimaeus, the blind beggar. He points out how important it is for the church to gain true insight and embody love and mercy, concluding with Bartimaeus’ healing and a call for the congregation to follow Jesus faithfully.</p>

Ingathering Sunday - Following the Vision of Bartimaeus

At Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration in Dallas, Texas, we have one mission: To seek and serve Christ in all persons. Here we share messages that we feel illuminate the Good News of the Gospels. We believe Christianity is embodied in The Way of Jesus Christ and his command to ”love one another.” Whether it is through conversations or sermons from our worship, our message and mission are the same: To empower ourselves and those who would join us in the quest to seek and serve Christ in all persons. Learn more at www.transfiguration.net.

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