24/4/22 God Who Moves Down
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13th April 2025 (Year C – Palm Sunday) “JOURNEY TO THE CROSS – Beyond Misunderstanding”
Misunderstandings happen for a variety of reasons. The Pharisees misunderstood.
Jesus was misunderstood but He did not hold back from demonstrating his love for the world.
It was not the entry into Jerusalem; it was the cross that marked Jesus’ destination.
God’s kingdom would arrive through the sacrifice on a cross, not a conquering king.
26th March 2023 (Year A Lent 5) “Really Living”
Jesus refuses the darkness of death.
Darkness does not diminish the light – darkness is only half of the whole.We all have stones to be moved, things to be unbound so we can be free.
13th November 2022 Pentecost 24 “Work as a Witness”
How we care for God’s environment and live out our faith day by day was a responsibility given to us by God. Do not grow weary in doing what is right – there is no retirement for Christians
29th December 2024 (Year C – Christmas 1) “Looking for Jesus”
Jesus is increasing in wisdom by asking and listening and even amazes his elders!
It is frustrating when we have to call on one much younger, to teach us about computers!
However, there are also times when the wisdom and experience of having lived a bit of life is both important and valued.
The acronym for TEAM: ” Together Everyone Achieves More”, opens us to possibilities and to actively encouraging each other.
5th January 2025 (Year C – Christmas 2) “Faith and Perspective”
Our faith is affected by our perspective – how we see and interpret things.
Likewise our perspective is affected by our faith – what we are open to seeing and how we make sense of it.
12th January 2025 (Year C – Baptism of Jesus) “BAPTISM: God’s Love Song To All”
In Baptism we are identified as beloved of God, and all other labels melt away.
“We human beings get so wrapped up with our own fears and distractions, of labelling ourselves and one another, that we often forget this sobering truth: we too are beloved by God.”
