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Lent

Be Holy

by: Zach McAlack

The recurring command, “Be holy, for I am holy,” serves as the motto of the Book of Leviticus, echoing throughout its chapters.

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Sabbath: Luke 4:1–13

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As we mark the weekly sabbath rest during this Lenten season, take time to meditate on today’s passage, reflecting on its relation to Philippians 2:5–11.

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No Undesirables

by: Karen Wilk

In Jesus’s day, the Pharisees and the Sadducees expected people to obey all 613 laws if they wanted to be considered part of so-called ‘true’ Israel.

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In Your Relationships with One Another

by: Stu Streeter

As I write this, the world feels unbearably heavy. We are only days removed from another killing in Minneapolis involving immigration enforcement.

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The Dust of the Rabbi

by: Michael Benson

“Let thy house be a meeting-house for the wise; and powder thyself in the dust of their feet; and drink their words with thirstiness.”

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The Heart of the Matter

by: Michael Benson

This passage in Matthew, like much of the rest of the Sermon on the Mount, is focused on the heart, or motive, of our actions.

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To Sit and to Wait

by: Karen Wilk

Imagine being Joseph of Arimathea—going to Pilate, taking Jesus’s body down from the cross, wrapping, carrying, and burying him.

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Unity Won for Us

by: Wayne Stapleton

A few weeks ago, I was invited to a small dinner party by one of our church members. There were nine men, all professed followers of Jesus.

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