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Give Us Each Day the Food We Need
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Luke 11:1-4 “Give us each day the food we need.” Luke 11:3 Today we continue our devotional study of Luke’s version of “The Lord’s Prayer.” So far we have reflected upon: “Father, may your name b... Read More + |
Death Defeated!
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Psalm 30:1-12 You brought me up from the grave, O LORD. You kept me from falling into the pit of death. Psalm 30:3 On this Easter Sunday, we joyfully remember the defeat of death.... Read More + |
Year of Plenty
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In 2008 a young suburban family of four set out to consume everything according to four rules: local, used, homegrown, and homemade. Year of Plenty tells the story of that year and offers a reflection on the intersections of their Christian faith, their life as pastors, and their experiences at the margins of consumer culture.... Read More + |
The Empty Egg
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Several years ago, we bought a pack of twelve plastic "Resurrection Eggs” filled with various symbols representing key moments in the Easter story.... Read More + |
Dead Man...Walking
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Dead Man Walking bolted me awake like few other films ever have. And what a fitting time to tell you about it here on the doorstep of Easter. Read More + |
Mary's Sermon was Full of Grace
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"He has been raised; he is not here. Look, there is the place they laid him. But go, tell his disciples and Peter that his is going ahead of you to Galilee; there you will see him." "Go tell the disciples and Peter." That's an interesting thing to say. Why add "and Peter" to that statement? Surely Peter is a disciple, so why mention him specifically?... Read More + |
A Son's Wisdom
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Easter means more now that I'm a father, because there is no greater fear than having children. Read More + |
Covenant Stories: Downward Spiral
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When a church begins to lose members it can begin a downward spiral that feeds on itself, much like a falling economy. Often there is some kind of traumatic event that wounds the community - a disillusioning scandal, a large exodus of people because of some grievance, or a neighborhood that transitions faster than the church can adapt.... Read More + |
Easter: Bottleneck in the Communion Line
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Bottleneck in the communion line. A child audaciously taking every last drop of grace, extended by the hand of her father. Read More + |
Believing the Unbelievable: He is Risen Indeed!
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Hey gang. It's Bradley J. Moore. I have spent the past few months reading through the gospels again, a little bit each morning.... Read More + |
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