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On The Plains of Jericho
Readings for the Fourth Sunday (Laetare Sunday) of Lent - Joshua 5:9a, 10-12; Luke 15:1-3, 11-32
Readings don't get much better than this. They both focus upon and celebrate God's goodness and presence within our circumstances. But they also remind us that there is work to do. There is a journey to take. We need to come to our senses. During this 40 day movement of penitence and simplicity, fasting, almsgiving and prayer, we come up for a moment of relief. A breath of fresh air. We already live within the vision. We just need to go that final mile.
Special thanks to all of those who have made this podcast what it is - those who helped vision it and create it into being, and those who have walked w/ me in many and various ways along the path. I am grateful. I'm most grateful, however, for you who continue to listen and share this with others. Thank you for your trust. Have a question or comment? I can be reached at [email protected]
Readings don't get much better than this. They both focus upon and celebrate God's goodness and presence within our circumstances. But they also remind us that there is work to do. There is a journey to take. We need to come to our senses. During this 40 day movement of penitence and simplicity, fasting, almsgiving and prayer, we come up for a moment of relief. A breath of fresh air. We already live within the vision. We just need to go that final mile.
Special thanks to all of those who have made this podcast what it is - those who helped vision it and create it into being, and those who have walked w/ me in many and various ways along the path. I am grateful. I'm most grateful, however, for you who continue to listen and share this with others. Thank you for your trust. Have a question or comment? I can be reached at [email protected]
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Readings for the Fourth Sunday (Laetare Sunday) of Lent - Joshua 5:9a, 10-12; Luke 15:1-3, 11-32
Readings don't get much better than this. They both focus upon and celebrate God's goodness and presence within our circumstances. But they also remind us that there is work to do. There is a journey to take. We need to come to our senses. During this 40 day movement of penitence and simplicity, fasting, almsgiving and prayer, we come up for a moment of relief. A breath of fresh air. We already live within the vision. We just need to go that final mile.
Special thanks to all of those who have made this podcast what it is - those who helped vision it and create it into being, and those who have walked w/ me in many and various ways along the path. I am grateful. I'm most grateful, however, for you who continue to listen and share this with others. Thank you for your trust. Have a question or comment? I can be reached at [email protected]
Readings don't get much better than this. They both focus upon and celebrate God's goodness and presence within our circumstances. But they also remind us that there is work to do. There is a journey to take. We need to come to our senses. During this 40 day movement of penitence and simplicity, fasting, almsgiving and prayer, we come up for a moment of relief. A breath of fresh air. We already live within the vision. We just need to go that final mile.
Special thanks to all of those who have made this podcast what it is - those who helped vision it and create it into being, and those who have walked w/ me in many and various ways along the path. I am grateful. I'm most grateful, however, for you who continue to listen and share this with others. Thank you for your trust. Have a question or comment? I can be reached at [email protected]