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This Easter week we will explore several encounters Jesus’ disciples had with their risen Lord. Today we look at John 20:11-18, which finds us with Mary Magdalen in the garden outside Jesus' now-empty tomb.

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This week Water Daily looks at the gospel reading appointed for each day and reflect from the perspective of one the people on the fringes of the story. We too are on the fringes of this story – and we are invited to come into its heart this week. May these holy men and women draw us closer. Today we explore John 19:16-30. Today we will hear from Mary of Magdala, one of his followers.

As you move through this Good Friday, whenever or wherever you will worship, take some time to ponder what Jesus has done for you - what you feel personally he has given you. Reflect on that. Reflect on how worthy you are to receive his gift, not because of anything you've done or will do, but simply because God says so. And then pass it on. 

This week Water Daily will look at the gospel reading appointed for each day and reflect from the perspective of one the people on the fringes of the story. We too are on the fringes of this story – and we are invited to come into its heart this week. May these holy men and women draw us closer. Today we are looking at John 13:1-17. Let’s hear from: 

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This week Water Daily will look at the gospel reading appointed for each day and reflect from the perspective of one the people on the fringes of the story. We too are on the fringes of this story – and we are invited to come into its heart this week. May these holy men and women draw us closer. Today we are looking at John 13:21-32. Let’s hear from the other Judas.

You are welcome to join my congregations for online worship this evening - here is the link. Our Holy Week line-up of mostly online services is here.

To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe here. Today’s readings are here.

This week Water Daily will look at the gospel reading appointed for each day and reflect from the perspective of one the people on the fringes of the story. We too are on the fringes of this story – and we are invited to come into its heart this week. May these holy men and women draw us closer. Today we are looking at John 12:20-26.

You are welcome to join my congregations for online worship this evening - here is the link. Our Holy Week line-up of mostly online services is here.

To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe here. Today’s readings are here.

This Holy Week Water Daily will look at the gospel reading appointed for each day and reflect from the perspective of one the people on the fringes of the story. We too are on the fringes of this story – and we are invited to come into its heart this week. May these holy men and women draw us closer. Today we are looking at John 12:1-11. Let’s hear from Lazarus of Bethany.

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This week we explore Matthew 21:1-11, the story of Palm Sunday, when the cries of "Hosanna" and "Blessed are you!" to Jesus quickly turned to "Crucify him!" How does a change like that happen?

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This week we explore Matthew 21:1-11, the story of Palm Sunday. In it, people ask "Who is this Jesus guy?" How do you answer?

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This week we explore Matthew 21:1-11, the story of Palm Sunday. Jesus had a way of getting what he needed.... God still does, and often through us.

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This week we explore Matthew 21:1-11, the story of Palm Sunday.

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