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For four weeks, we will be looking at the only miracle Jesus performed in all four Gospels: the feeding of the 5000. In John 6, we find that Jesus was expecting that there might be someone in the crowd that day that wanted to join him and his disciples in the work of the kingdom - because the way of Jesus is about partnership.
For four weeks, we will be looking at the only miracle Jesus performed in all four Gospels: the feeding of the 5000. In Matthew 14, we see how Jesus, despite his own grief and suffering, was keen to help those around him in need - and how it seems to have helped his own pain.
For four weeks, we will be looking at the only miracle Jesus performed in all four Gospels: the feeding of the 5000. This week's text from Luke 9 looks at how Luke chooses to frame the story, and what that reveals about who Jesus actually is.
For four weeks, we will be looking at the only miracle Jesus performed in all four Gospels: the feeding of the 5000. This week's text from Mark 6 looks at how Jesus involved his disciples in his kingdom work, and how others started to recognize them as conduits of God's grace and look to them for the same compassion they found in Jesus.
The stories of Elijah and Elisha - God's troublemakers - continue to inspire and challenge us!
The stories of Elijah and Elisha - God's troublemakers - continue to inspire and challenge us!
We hear the story of Elijah, God's troublemaker, and learn from 1 Kings 19:1-15a how God helped him endure through weariness and fear.
On Trinity Sunday (and Father's Day), we pause to consider the gifts God gives as a good Father - and how he might just be wanting to make us his good gift to the world.
On Pentecost Sunday, we look at how Paul conveyed the way being filled with God's Spirit affects our identity and our mission in the world.
In the 40 days between his resurrection and his ascension, Jesus appeared again and again to his disciples, teaching them about the kingdom of God. It was and is a kingdom that is different from every other kingdom imaginable - and it is the kingdom to which all who follow Jesus owe complete allegiance. This Easter season, join us as we learn more about the kingdom of Jesus, and how we can live as part of that kingdom today.
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