24/4/22 God Who Moves Down
ALL AGE MESSAGE
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Pastor Kim offers an excellent exploration of a difficult parable in which risks and sacrifices are
needed in a tricky situation.
Alluding to the Kingdom of God, where there are not always even matches or perfect balances, but in which grace abounds as we hear God’s message “Maybe you don’t think you have enough or are enough. Give me what you can and come as you are. You can start afresh!”
With all the Christmas Celebrations we can loose sight of Jesus.
Our minds and faith are easily led away from Christ. Domestic violence increases, along with suicides.
Easy to waste time seeking in the wrong places for the peace Christ came to bring – Christ is available for all today.
Love and truth always begin in smallness and vulnerability, openness and trust.
The need to have courage and let go and to be changed, is how survival happens even in great danger.
The way of God does not mirror the powers and “Herod’s” of this world. God’s love transforms.
Peter must have felt strange when he had been a fisherman all his life and Jesus a carpenter , tells him how to catch fish!
Go out deeper!
When we feel discouraged and in need of ‘catching fish’ Jesus calls us to listen to him and he will take us into deeper waters, to form honest Christ centered relationships when people will encounter God – and Grace – in a safe place. Jesus will teach us how to ‘fish with people’.
Prayer is an act of Faith. Christian prayer is not submission but wrestling and testing. It may be a struggle but does not mean God is not listening. ALL AGE MESSAGE If we get close to God and keep asking our questions, God will often teach us how to answer our own questions. Prayer is…
‘Word becomes Flesh’ is a powerful statement about God’s presence in Jesus.
However ‘Word becomes Flesh’ leads us towards one another, where we see the truth and dignity in all of God’s children.