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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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This week we look at Luke 13:31-35, in which Jesus talks about "today, tomorrow, and the day after tomorrow." Is there a way here for us to understand the forward-rolling rhythm of God's movement - and begin to surf those waves?

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This week we look at Luke 13:31-35, in which Jesus laments his fate, and that of Jerusalem. Did those who warned him he might be killed really want to help - or get him out of the way?

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This week we look at Luke 4:1-13, the story of how Jesus endured a time of spiritual temptation and trial in the wilderness. It seems like he won this round with the devil, but evil would continue to chomp at his heels. What about ours?

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This week we look at Luke 4:1-13, the story of how Jesus endured a time of spiritual temptation and trial in the wilderness. One temptation was to trust that God would protect him even if he did something wildly self-destructive. On a smaller scale, do we fall prey to that temptation?

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This week we look at Luke 4:1-13, the story of how Jesus endured a time of spiritual temptation and trial in the wilderness. How do we become vulnerable to temptations to turn our focus away from God? 

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This week we look at Luke 4:1-13, the story of how Jesus endured a time of spiritual temptation and trial in the wilderness.

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