Mother's Day 2025

Throughout this third section of the Gospel according to Luke, Jesus makes a firm commitment to journey to Jerusalem for his rejection, death, burial, and resurrection. Antagonism toward Jesus and the kingdom will vascillate between reception and rejection.

Throughout this third section of the Gospel according to Luke, Jesus makes a firm commitment to journey to Jerusalem for his rejection, death, burial, and resurrection. Antagonism toward Jesus and the kingdom will vascillate between reception and rejection.

While the baseline of the Christian faith is the belief that Jesus is God who dwelt among us and that the Holy Spirit is God within us because of the death, burial, and resurrection, many struggle to believe that God with us is also God for us. The truth that God is for us has been the theme of our Lenten teaching and reflection this year. As we come to Holy Week, we'll consider God for us in commemoration of the inauguration of Jesus as King, in the death of the King on Good Friday, on the lament for the King on Holy Saturday, and on the victory of the King on Resurrection Sunday.

Throughout this third section of the Gospel according to Luke, Jesus makes a firm commitment to journey to Jerusalem for his rejection, death, burial, and resurrection. Antagonism toward Jesus and the kingdom will vascillate between reception and rejection.

Each unit in Missio Kids has a Key Passage for the students to memorize that we will be looking at on 5th Sundays. Philippians 2:8 emphasizes how humility characterized the life of Jesus and invites us to live with this kind of humility through the power of His Spirit made possible by His death, burial, and resurrection.

Throughout this third section of the Gospel according to Luke, Jesus makes a firm commitment to journey to Jerusalem for his rejection, death, burial, and resurrection. Antagonism toward Jesus and the kingdom will vascillate between reception and rejection.

Throughout this third section of the Gospel according to Luke, Jesus makes a firm commitment to journey to Jerusalem for his rejection, death, burial, and resurrection. Antagonism toward Jesus and the kingdom will vascillate between reception and rejection.