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Joy and the Impossible
Monday December 29, 2014 Joy and the Impossible Luke The New Testament brings us the good news of personal freedom and the reality of our individual relationship with God. Joy continues to surprise us...
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Luke 24:36-49: Aftermath – Part II
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Luke 24:35-48: Incredulous for Joy Thursday, April 12, 2018 In this second week of Eastertide, we continue to find nourishment in the Easter miracle of our resurrection as we re-visit the Gospel...
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Friday, June 5, 2020 Luke 24 Resurrection, Comprehension, Blessing We know these stories at the end of Luke’s Gospel – we hear them so often during Eastertide, a part of the Liturgical Cycle which is...
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Monday, April 26, 2021 Luke 24:13-22 Today and every day, God is so infinitely good, giving us multiple opportunities to see the full measure of the promise held out to us. Jesus is the patient...
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Tuesday, April 27, 2021 Luke 24:33-49 If we want to acknowledge the gift of God’s presence in our lives, let us first give thanks. If we want to fully participate in the resurrection journey, let us...
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Thursday, May 13, 2021 Mark 13:24-27 The Coming Today we look at more verses that cause fundamentalists to calculate the exact date of the ending of life as we know it for all. Today we have an...
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Monday, December 27, 2021 Joy and the Impossible Luke The New Testament brings us the good news of personal freedom and the reality of our individual relationship with God. Joy continues to surprise...
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Luke 24:36-49: Aftermath – Part II Monday, June 12, 2023 The eleven huddle in fear for their lives when the Emmaus disciples burst into the room telling of their resurrection experience with Jesus. We...
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