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Focusing on the history of the word used in this passage in Greek to describe the Holy Spirit—helper, care-giver, assistant (many fascinating translations). Making a connection with Mother’s Day and to the collective effort of stomping the divots as an illustration of what Holy Spirit work looks like in our lives.

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How would you pray, if you knew there were no tomorrow? Would it be any different than normal? We’ll look into how and why Jesus taught people to pray in one of scripture’s most famous texts.

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The 23rd Psalm can comfort us, inspire us, and teach us how to follow the Spirit wherever it may lead

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Jesus said to his disciples, "I no longer call you servants, but friends." What if we also said words just like that to the Creation? And acted accordingly!

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The resurrection power of God is alive and at large to help us find the holy in the ordinary

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On Easter we celebrate the resurrection power of God: long live life and long live love!

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Jesus was all about power: the power of love!

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At Easter we like to say: "Christ is risen, Christ is risen indeed!" That's code language for "Jesus is alive and at large and so is the resurrection power of God!" So long live life, and long live love!

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