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Isaiah 42:1-9, Matthew 3:13-17
Phil Jackson was our guest speaker this Sunday, retelling the story of Jesus' baptism by John the Baptist. Would you have gone out to hear John in the wilderness? Many people went out to hear this guy preach and teach. Jesus was among those who went to where John was preaching. It takes a little convincing for John to agree to baptize him.
In that process, Jesus comes out of the wilderness, saying yes to God's work and John's ministry. After his baptism by John, the Father says "Yes," to Jesus, and anoints him and blesses him for his public ministry.
By joining us in community with himself through baptism and the gift of the Spirit, Jesus incorporates us into his servanthood, which is the establishment of justice and righteousness.
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Isaiah 42:1-9, Matthew 3:13-17
Phil Jackson was our guest speaker this Sunday, retelling the story of Jesus' baptism by John the Baptist. Would you have gone out to hear John in the wilderness? Many people went out to hear this guy preach and teach. Jesus was among those who went to where John was preaching. It takes a little convincing for John to agree to baptize him.
In that process, Jesus comes out of the wilderness, saying yes to God's work and John's ministry. After his baptism by John, the Father says "Yes," to Jesus, and anoints him and blesses him for his public ministry.
By joining us in community with himself through baptism and the gift of the Spirit, Jesus incorporates us into his servanthood, which is the establishment of justice and righteousness.

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