Lent
Sabbath: Psalm 4
Take time this Sabbath to meditate on today’s passage from Psalm 4, reflecting on how it relates to the fruit of the Spirit from this week: peace and joy.
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The perspective that comes from being filled with the Spirit is one that can produce joy even in the midst of the worst of circumstances.
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It seems too often that the Church defines itself by the things we are opposed to, that are forbidden, that are against the rules or the law.
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Paul reminds us that God’s desire is for reconciliation and peace and that he accomplished this through the death of Jesus Christ on the cross.
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Palm branches symbolized peace and victory in ancient times, especially in Jewish tradition. They were commonly used during the Feast of Tabernacles.
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During his time on earth, Jesus was well acquainted with the hardships of humanity because he spent all his time in close proximity to people.
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The examples we see in Scripture aren’t about a kind of peace contingent on our circumstances but one that transcends the reality of our days.
Continue ReadingSabbath: Psalm 27
Take time this Sabbath to meditate on today’s passage from Psalm 27 (NLT), reflecting on how it relates to the fruit of the Spirit from this week: kindness and patience.
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