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Readings for the Feast of the Ascension of the Lord - Acts 1:1-11; Luke 24:46-53
We know the story. We've heard it dozens of times. And we know that it ends up ok in the end. But what about when we apply it to our lives? What about those moments of anxiety when we are given the keys? Or the job training is done and we are now expected to know how to do a task? Or a child is born and is lying in our arms and we haven't the slightest idea what to do next? There you go. Now you understand this feast on a deeper level. You take the next step in trepidation, anxiety, trust and hope. That sounds about right. We don't just watch this one from the sidelines. We are witnesses of these things.
And then there was one...one last podcast to go next week on the Feast of Pentecost. I can't thank you all enough for listening these many years or these 1-2 times that you have. Either way, I'm humbled. I hope to do my thanks next week - but in the meantime, thank you all for sharing this, trusting me and living it in whatever way God invited and invites you. That's the best. Final question or comment? I can be reached at [email protected]
We know the story. We've heard it dozens of times. And we know that it ends up ok in the end. But what about when we apply it to our lives? What about those moments of anxiety when we are given the keys? Or the job training is done and we are now expected to know how to do a task? Or a child is born and is lying in our arms and we haven't the slightest idea what to do next? There you go. Now you understand this feast on a deeper level. You take the next step in trepidation, anxiety, trust and hope. That sounds about right. We don't just watch this one from the sidelines. We are witnesses of these things.
And then there was one...one last podcast to go next week on the Feast of Pentecost. I can't thank you all enough for listening these many years or these 1-2 times that you have. Either way, I'm humbled. I hope to do my thanks next week - but in the meantime, thank you all for sharing this, trusting me and living it in whatever way God invited and invites you. That's the best. Final question or comment? I can be reached at [email protected]
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Readings for the Feast of the Ascension of the Lord - Acts 1:1-11; Luke 24:46-53
We know the story. We've heard it dozens of times. And we know that it ends up ok in the end. But what about when we apply it to our lives? What about those moments of anxiety when we are given the keys? Or the job training is done and we are now expected to know how to do a task? Or a child is born and is lying in our arms and we haven't the slightest idea what to do next? There you go. Now you understand this feast on a deeper level. You take the next step in trepidation, anxiety, trust and hope. That sounds about right. We don't just watch this one from the sidelines. We are witnesses of these things.
And then there was one...one last podcast to go next week on the Feast of Pentecost. I can't thank you all enough for listening these many years or these 1-2 times that you have. Either way, I'm humbled. I hope to do my thanks next week - but in the meantime, thank you all for sharing this, trusting me and living it in whatever way God invited and invites you. That's the best. Final question or comment? I can be reached at [email protected]
We know the story. We've heard it dozens of times. And we know that it ends up ok in the end. But what about when we apply it to our lives? What about those moments of anxiety when we are given the keys? Or the job training is done and we are now expected to know how to do a task? Or a child is born and is lying in our arms and we haven't the slightest idea what to do next? There you go. Now you understand this feast on a deeper level. You take the next step in trepidation, anxiety, trust and hope. That sounds about right. We don't just watch this one from the sidelines. We are witnesses of these things.
And then there was one...one last podcast to go next week on the Feast of Pentecost. I can't thank you all enough for listening these many years or these 1-2 times that you have. Either way, I'm humbled. I hope to do my thanks next week - but in the meantime, thank you all for sharing this, trusting me and living it in whatever way God invited and invites you. That's the best. Final question or comment? I can be reached at [email protected]