This week we explore Matthew 5:13-20. Jesus' words might lend themselves to a striving harder to be "a good person." But in the life of God, we are loved into goodness, not the other way around.  

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This week we explore Matthew 5:13-20, in which we overhear more of Jesus’ training session with his new followers. He talks about the demands of the Law - how do we measure up to that standard? Thanks be to God, Jesus has measured up for us!

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This week we explore Matthew 5:13-20, in which we overhear more of Jesus’ training session with his new followers. He tells them they are to be light for the world - where do you let Christ's light shine most brightly through you? 

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This week we explore Matthew 5:13-20, in which we Jesus tells his new followers they are to be "salt for the earth." What are some of the properties of salt beyond bringing and eliciting flavor? 

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This week we explore Matthew 5:13-20, in which we overhear more of Jesus’ training session with his new followers. He tells them they have to bring salt and light into their interactions - how "salty" are we? 

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Today we explore Matthew 5:1-12, in which Jesus offers his new recruits some basic training. He reminds them that blessings come in all shapes and sizes. 

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This week we explore the beginning of Paul’s first letter to the church in Corinth. Paul writes about God choosing the weak, the foolish, the insignificant, to bring about justice. Does that include us? 

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This week we explore the beginning of Paul’s first letter to the church in Corinth, which talks about why the cross is so important to Christian thinking and living. Many find it offensive or preposterous - what does the Cross mean for you? 

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This week we explore the beginning of Paul’s first letter to the church in Corinth, which talks about why the cross is so important to Christian thinking and living. It doesn't make much sense in the way the world works.

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This week we explore the beginning of Paul’s first letter to the church in Corinth, which talks about why the cross is so important to Christian thinking and living. There were many in the early days of the Christian movement who thought it nonsense. What do you think?

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