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Sermon: Easter Week 3 - Word and Sacrament
This Sunday, we continue in the Easter season as we explore what it means for Christ to be present with us in Story and Table.
Life is full of many pursuits. We seek after dreams, relationships, experiences, success, and fulfillment. These are not bad pursuits on their own, but they too often become the pursuits of our lives.
In Luke 24, two of Jesus' disciples are leaving Jerusalem after his burial. They have lost their dream; their hopes are dashed. And yet, a mysterious figure appears to them and begins to tell them their own story in a fresh way. He begins to remind them that their story as God's people has always been about letting go, about suffering, about trusting.
This mysterious figure (Jesus himself) is only revealed to them in the breaking of bread.
Join us as we explore the importance of Story and Table, in Word and in Sacrament. May we allow him to tell us our own story in a new way, and open our eyes at His table.
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By Preston Sharpe
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This Sunday, we continue in the Easter season as we explore what it means for Christ to be present with us in Story and Table.
Life is full of many pursuits. We seek after dreams, relationships, experiences, success, and fulfillment. These are not bad pursuits on their own, but they too often become the pursuits of our lives.
In Luke 24, two of Jesus' disciples are leaving Jerusalem after his burial. They have lost their dream; their hopes are dashed. And yet, a mysterious figure appears to them and begins to tell them their own story in a fresh way. He begins to remind them that their story as God's people has always been about letting go, about suffering, about trusting.
This mysterious figure (Jesus himself) is only revealed to them in the breaking of bread.
Join us as we explore the importance of Story and Table, in Word and in Sacrament. May we allow him to tell us our own story in a new way, and open our eyes at His table.