Sounds relaxing but for Peter... after denying Christ three times? 

Today we reflect on this amaxing Jesus story and how it captures some of who we are and are becoming. 

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Jesus didn't just come back to life, he passed through death. What does that mean? 

Wesley leads us into a discussion about the significance of the cross, Holy Satuday and Jesus returning as a gardener. 

We beleive this is good news. 

Soemtimes our heart felt honest prayers are a natural response to the hell we're going through.. 

The challenge? What happens after amen? 

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Sometimes nothing. Jesus continues to teach us with his last words. Let's not be afriad to pray like Jesus. 

Jesus enters the city to shout of praise that quickly turn to calls to crucify. With his life under the pressure to retreats to the garden. 

As you listen to the story:

1. What do we see Jesus doing?

2. What do we hear Jesus saying?

3. What might our Rabbi be trying to teach us

4. How will impact how we respond to our pressed moments? 

Some people look at me and roll their eyes. I'm a fan. A big Fan. 

There's no one as foolish as a person in love. 

Today we reflect on a story about a woman in love and her extravagant worship. 

Are you inspired or critical?

Sometimes it can be good to lose something. Sometimes is can be good to lose someone? 

Sometimes people get ghosted by friends unwilling to have the difficult conversations. 

Sometimes we're ghosted by our church. 

There is a demographic of people in our culture who have been intentionally lost. 

Good news? Jesus will find who the chuch misplaced. 

This morning's lead in (from earlier this month) opens up our discussion on satan and how the accuser temps Jesus. 

The temptations of Jesus do two major things that we believe are consistent in our temptations:

a. they attack our God given identiy by questioning the relability of God. 

b. they attack our purpose. 

We are resting this week but Jesus' teaching is too important to skip in this cultural moment. 

Welcome to 2022. 

This morning Wesley led us through the ancient catholic practice of detachment. As apprentices of Jesus we are learning to trust and open our lives to Christ. Where might we be anchored? 

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Peace

We're told joy can be found in the next best gift, the must have purchase or the event that we just must attend. Yet... 

COVID is fighting back, conflicts are rising and polarizing viewpoints are emerging. 

What is joy? 

Is it attainable?

Scripture for today's lead in was Luke 1:39-56