25th September 2022 Year C – Pentecost 16 “You Can’t Take it with You”
What to do with a car door!
ALL AGE MESSAGE
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What to do with a car door!
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Jesus’ healing on the Sabbath, challenges us to rethink rest, compassion, and justice. In a world obsessed with productivity, it is a timely reminder that true value isn’t earned—it’s inherent.
We are inspired to rest, to care more deeply, and to see how ancient wisdom speaks powerfully into modern life.
The disciples just followed Jesus – no questions asked! They wanted to “see the Father” he spoke of.
However Jesus sometimes really confused them with his teaching.
He went out and changed the world and showed the work of God and the Holy Spirit to all
and told them to go out and do likewise. What did all that mean?
Following Jesus is not an easy choice. It may require us to make Jesus our ‘Top Priority’ and be willing to give up anything for God.
However it may not be an ‘either’ /’or’ choice but finding a balance in our commitment and making Jesus the foundation of all we are trying to do so we can say “Amen”.
Jesus gave a prayer to his Disciples – the “Our Father…”.
Prayer comes alive when we experience a deep sense of our own need, and a deep sense of God’s unconditional love.
That is the ‘greenhouse of grace’ in which the plant of prayer grows.
Prayer is a living, breathing conversation, God is right there and waiting.
The clutter that we hold onto in our lives can easily choke out our Spiritual life and drown out what is important. We are not measured by the abundance of our possessions so we need to focus on what is meaningful to God. ALL AGE MESSAGE Unity is about coming together for a common…
Our actions will follow from where our heart leads us to look and see, and what we think about.
What we focus on and what we fill our time and our minds with has a direct effect on what our
instant responses to people and situations will be.