This week we look at Luke 15:1-3,11-32, a story of forgiveness and grace beyond measure. Often our desire for independence causes us to separate from God, other people - and ourselves. 

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This week we look at Luke 15:1-3,11-32, a story of forgiveness and grace beyond measure. Jesus is accused of keeping bad company - and tells a story that invites us to contemplate what God considers "sinful" and "righteous." Turns out God is much more generous than most of us...

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This week we look at Luke 13:1-9, in which Jesus tells a story about a fig tree, an owner and a gardener. This gardener is someone who is invested in seeing the tree thrive, the way Jesus wants to see us thrive. 

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This week we look at Luke 13:1-9, in which Jesus talks about fruitfulness - and how fertilizer can make a tree more fruitful. What restorative uses have we found for the "waste products" of our sorrows and failures? 

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This week we look at Luke 13:1-9, in which Jesus talks about suffering and fruitfulness. Today we explore what it means to be fruitful in terms of our lives and spiritual lives. 

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This week we look at Luke 13:1-9, in which Jesus talks about suffering and fruitfulness. He tells an odd tale of a fig tree in a vineyard - today we explore what the various pieces of that tale might represent in our lives. 

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This week we look at Luke 13:1-9, in which Jesus talks about suffering and fruitfulness. He makes clear that suffering is never a "punishment" from God - but always an invitation to turn back to God. 

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Today we look at Luke 13:6-9, in which Jesus tells a short story about an unfruitful fig tree. Jesus' parable invite us to wonder our way into multiple questions and interpretations - what does the tree represent? What about the owner and the gardener? 

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This week we look at Luke 13:31-35, in which Jesus laments his fate, and that of Jerusalem, which he says has always rejected prophets whose message it did not like. When do we fall into that category?

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This week we look at Luke 13:31-35, in which Jesus laments his fate, and that of Jerusalem. He likens himself to a hen wishing he could gather the people under his wings, a rare feminine image for the divine in our scriptures. But Jesus does not sound very maternal here...

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