Today we wrap up our series revisiting Bible characters and imagining what wisdom they would share with their younger selves if given the chance. Up last: Paul, prolific writer and "sent one" to the Gentiles.

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This month, we're revisiting Bible characters and imagining what wisdom they would share with their younger selves if given the chance. Up next: Martha, the friend of Jesus who cared a little too much.

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This month, we're revisiting Bible characters and imagining what wisdom they would share with their younger selves if given the chance. Up next: Peter, the tragic screw-up Jesus chose as his second in command.

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This month, we're revisiting Bible characters and imagining what wisdom they would share with their younger selves if given the chance. Up next: Eve, the first woman and "mother to all the living."

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This month, we're revisiting Bible characters and imagining what wisdom they would share with their younger selves if given the chance. Up next: Moses.

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As we begin this new year, we're revisiting Bible characters and imagining what wisdom they would share with their younger selves if given the chance. First up: Mary the mother of Jesus.

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As we put a bow on 2023 and on our upside down Christmas at The Grove, we're wrestling with outer lived human experiences of both death and life. The story of God enfleshed suggests that God is present in both.

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It's an upside down Christmas Eve at The Grove! Fear is a natural response to our lived experiences, and the incarnation suggests that God joins us in our fear and loves us through it.

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It's an upside down Christmas at The Grove! Sorrow is impossible to avoid as humans, but the story of Jesus allows us the possibility of joy in the midst of sorrow.

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It's an upside down Christmas at The Grove! While violence is relentless and present everywhere we look, the incarnation suggests that peace is resilient and can be found in those very same places.

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