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People want answers
What is our role, as the church, as Christians, when we are faced with the questions that arise after a disaster, asking where is God when trouble happens, and what it means when God is or is not seen to intervene? What is our line? Continue reading
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Year C Lent 3: manure and mercy
The thing about a parable is that it can be read from many different angles, with different results. Like those silhouetted pictures that can be a vase or a pair of faces, depending on where you place your focus, or … Continue reading
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Tagged 1 Corinthians 10:1-13, Eugene Peterson, fig tree, Jonah, Luke 13:1-9, manure, mercy, parable, punishment, repentance, Sodom and Gomorrah, test the Lord your God
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