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This year in worship, we will consider again the words of Jesus in Matthew 25. Pastor Andy Cooke says, "I hope that you hear it so often that you will one day be able to quote it from memory. We are putting another reading from the prophet Zechariah next to it. The Old Testament minor prophets often had plenty to say about the way that we treat the poor, and I'm glad that you'll get to hear from one of those minor prophets that we probably neglect."
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Our focus this Sunday encourages us to listen for God in all our experiences.
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Pastor Andy Cooke says, "Sometimes, I feel that we put too great a burden on ourselves to have Christian faith figured out. We overestimate the role of our own understanding and then we become paralyzed when we cannot measure up to our self-imposed standards. Our readings this Sunday show the relat…
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This week, Reverand Karla Conditt Daniels tells us that Psalm 124 outlines how our fears can get away from us, as we imagine worst case scenarios; being swallowed up, overwhelmed, swept away, ground up, or caught in a snare. But David, believed to be the Psalm’s composer, reminds the community they…
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