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Blessings and Woes—for Epiphany 6C
In the sermon on the plain, Jesus outlines a relationship to the Kin-dom that is based, not on virtue, but on our relationship to others.
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Weird Love
In the Sermon on the Plain, Jesus challenges us to see love, not as something to be received, but as something to give.
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Two Kingdoms – The challenge at the heart of Jesus’s sermon on the plain
In the blessings and woes, Jesus challenges us to see things in a different way: to write a different ending to the story.
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Blessings and Woes
In the sermon on the plain, Jesus offers a teaching that feels opposite to our expectations – to see what we’re missing.
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You – called out and called in by scripture
The sermon on the plains offers a poignant opportunity to dig into why we struggle with seeing ourself in scripture.
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Brave in Love
Jesus keeps offering a vision of radical love. But for some reason we keep shaking our heads and going “No, really. What do you want?”
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back to the future
In the Sermon on the Plain (Luke 6), Jesus tells us what we hoped we’d never hear: our world is upside down and we’re being called to flip it over.
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You are blessed.
When I went to vote on Thursday, I drove around the one-way streets trying to figure out where to park. I found a spot on the street and crossed. The sun was out. Our unseasonably warm weather confuses my family. We keep wondering when it will finally cool off. Maybe this will be the week…