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Tag Archives: miracles
Bread and miracles
The feeding of the five thousand is reported in every gospel because that story of Jesus taking bread, and giving thanks, and breaking it open reminds us of the love that God has for us, which is poured out for us as often as we seek it, as much as we need it, as long as we are hungry for it; and not only for us alone but for every stranger on the hillside who holds out her hands for a crumb of comfort. The miracle, the thing which is beyond our understanding, the extent and reach, the abundance of God’s love for us. Continue reading
Year B Proper 13: What kind of messiah do you want?
When the people had been fed with the loaves and the fishes, they tried to capture Jesus to make him a king, but he slipped away. When they tracked him down, he confronted them, “Look! It’s not enough to want me to feed you miracles every day, loaves and fishes, manna and quail. There is more to the life of God, life with God, than the occasional miracle.” Continue reading
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Tagged Christian commitment, God, loaves and fishes, manna, Messiah, miracles, outdoor worship, quail, social policy
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Unmiracle
A miracle is, by definition, unlikely to happen. When our daughter was ten, I lost her in the woods. She was ten, and actively honing her skills in defiance, contrariness, and flouncing. It was our first visit after moving away, … Continue reading
Posted in current events, lectionary reflection, prayer, story
Tagged 2Kings 4, Elisha, lost and missing, miracles, Sidney Heidrick, Year B Proper 12
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An Interview with Lazarus
Of course, they all would ask him about it, after the event. What was it like, being dead? Lazarus would look at them with strange eyes. He would tell them, “I don’t know what I can say to you about … Continue reading
Posted in lectionary reflection, sermon preparation, story
Tagged CH Spurgeon, Jesus, John 11, Lazarus, miracles, unbinding
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Year A Advent 4: playing the fool
You have to wonder how many times Joseph had that dream. I mean, once is good; but after a few days, a weeks, wouldn’t you find yourself wondering all over again what was going on, worrying whether you had been … Continue reading
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Tagged 1Corinthians 1:25, Advent, Christmas, collect for Advent, dreams, foolishness, God, Incarnation, Joseph, Mary, Matthew 1:18-25, miracles, Psalm 14:1, Romans 1:1-7
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Your faith has saved you
There are those who believe that a world in which miracles happen is one in which we could not live without the unpredictability driving us insane. Others feel that a world without miracles is one in which we would not … Continue reading
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Tagged faith, God, Jesus, Luke 17:11-19, miracles, power, prayer, ten lepers, Year C Proper 23, your faith has made you well
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Year C Easter 7: the shadow side of miracles
I think that this has been the week for miracles. Finding Amanda Berry and Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight along with a young child alive felt pretty miraculous, didn’t it? Then on Friday’s news, maybe you heard as I did … Continue reading
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Tagged Acts 16:16-34, Amanda Berry, Ascension, Bangladesh, Cleveland, Gina DeJesus, Incarnation, Luke 24:50-53, Michelle Knight, miracles
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