As the road continues to Jerusalem, we join Jesus, his disciples and followers as he tackles the world’s and the religious leaders in context of ultimate power and authority. Jesus heals on the Sabbath and teaches through parables, inviting us into the story to experience transformation of thought and heart.
Rather than go into it all, here’s the link to our contemplation & discussion led by Candy:
What a treat to be back together together as we read and had a rich discussion on chapter 11. All of which centered on the Gospel Kingdom at hand when Christ walked the earth as it is today, with the single purpose of being fixed on Christ – not on the things of this world. For God is always good, always loving, always giving, compassionate, merciful … inviting us to live in His un-ending strength, to fully embrace our days, even when they seem uncertain.
Then in Chapter 12, we spent a lot of time considering Jesus’ tender words on fear and faith and resting in God’s steadfast love, victory, power, grace, mercy, provision and protection. As well as our staying “dressed” for action in the royal garments of righteousness purchase & provided by Christ and keeping our “lamps burning” with eyes on God, fueled by His light in us.
Rather than go into it all, here’s click here to go to Lesson 12’s chat as Lesson 11 fell victim to technical challenges:
Candy leads our chat through Luke 10:
It was so nice being together after our Thanksgiving break to discuss and learn more from familiar passages as Jesus makes his way to Jerusalem. In these passages, Jesus not only reveals what’s ahead, but also himself in the Transfiguration.
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This week, we landed on the other side of a calmed sea-storm to the center of a tormented-soul-storm as Jesus continues to heal and perform miracles, all while gently training the Disciples (and us) for their (our) purpose and calling as his actions speak through the ages.
But rather than go into it all, here is our chat led by Candy:
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This week, Luke leads us through a few familiar stories that offer insight, encouragement and hope that inform the work and storms in our lives. But rather than go into it all, here’s our chat:
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In today’s lesson, we such lovely and incredible encounters with Christ and his healing power – whether simply by speaking words of life or by touch, Christ continues to reveal his complete authority and love.
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Luke invites us into Jesus’ famous Sermon on the Mount, encouraging listeners to “come” (be willing), “hear” (with ears opened by God), and “do” (action piece of trust and belief) — never in our own power, but in the complete, sufficient and whole power of God through Christ who is, who encompasses, who has done and is still doing the beatitudes of which Luke covers 4.
But rather than go into it all, here is a link to our chat:
This week Luke invited us to walk alongside Jesus as his ministry begins to take off with crowds gathering, lives being changed, people met where they are and hearts tenderly yet steadfastly being molded.
But rather than go into it all, here’s the chat led by Candy:
This week we get a front row seat through the eyes of Luke to the beginning of Jesus’ ministry. It all started with a pause, 40 days of prayer and fasting in the wilderness culminating in a temptation session to set the stage for Christ’ absolute authority alongside his tender mercy toward and absolute victory over the human condition. What hope! What amazing love!
But rather than go into it all, here’s the audio link to our chat:
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