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Your Problem Doesn’t Make You Special
We often treat our problems as novel, unique, and uncommon. When solving them can be an opportunity to share.
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There is one people
“What do we do with division?” The question is so common, yet we hardly question it. But it is based on a faulty assumption.
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Trying to Talk Trinity (Trinity Sunday A)
When preparing for most Sundays, we often begin from the gospel. On Trinity Sunday, we have a concept to deal with.
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Far From Perfect
Wrestling with the nature of the Trinity is hard enough. When we connect it with the Great Commission? It gets harder.
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Trinity — dealing with three things at once
The doctrine of the Trinity is a uniquely Christian concept. But its value, in reminding us of our own limits, is invaluable.
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Between Pentecost and Trinity Sunday
Moving from Pentecost to Trinity Sunday means, once again, switching gospels. To one with some valuable context.
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Offering Water
In Pentecost, we have a miraculous event of divine communication. But the challenge is in remembering we are disciples.
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Being Busy Isn’t Virtuous
Work is a part of life. But being busy isn’t necessary. We keep ourselves busy to avoid things we actually want to do.