Who We Are—for Epiphany 1B
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In the baptism of Jesus, we are invited to look beyond the origin story of Jesus and to the work he is called to do in the world.
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In the baptism of Jesus, we are invited to look beyond the origin story of Jesus and to the work he is called to do in the world.
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In Christmas, we celebrate the incarnation of Christ. What that means to us, however, requires us to think about our world.
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The turn from Advent 1 to 2 is the reset to the beginning from the end. An action that reminds us of more than the coming Christ child.
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In reading the opening of the gospel of John on Christmas Day, we get a better sense of God’s vision for creation.
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The Christmas story, of the birth of Jesus, we are offered a vision of hope for all, but especially for those in need.
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In “the Word became flesh,” we are offered a truth claim that speaks, not only to the nature of Jesus, but of God.
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This time of year, we can get frustrated by how inconvenient normal things become. Take the opportunity to reflect on that.
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In the light of Christmas Day, we can see a different side to Christmas. The part that we play in the big Jesus Event.