Whose Money?

FOR THE Twenty First Sunday after Pentecost, we read an account of Jesus answering a question about taxes, with another question. That tactic leaves us with the burden of trying consider our security alliances for ourselves..,  

Clique Clank! 

 

Christians High and Low

 FOR THE Twentieth Sunday after Pentecost, we hear text from the Gospel According to Matthew that firmly holds condemnation and deliverance out before us. Whether viewed from an individual perspective or church collective, we need in the power of the Holy Spirit, to pay close attention to the guidance of this scripture. Check this text at:

 

High, Low, Rich, or Poor? 

 

 

 

 

Grapes Sweet or Sour?

FOR THE Nineteenth Sunday after Pentecost, we read how our Lord Jesus used common agricultural ideas to communicate the workings in the kingdom of God. In an age where many do not identify with either of those environments, read and learn...

Cultivate and Harvest 

 

 

 

 

By What Authority?

 FOR THE Eighteenth Sunday after Pentecost, we hear that Jesus was challenged by many who held influence within the religious establishment of his day. Today the same threat exists for the Church. Read this and consider how modern clergy pundits try to shield their apostate territory from the Lord of lords. Click here...

 

Upsetting the Established! 

Law and Grace

FOR THE Seventeenth Sunday after Pentecost, we read that our Lord Jesus told a parable about fairness to those who gathered around him. Among those present were those who thought they were entitled to a greater portion. Read about what God says to those of us who believe so.. click below.

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 What Do We Deserve? 

 

 

 

 

What Is Right?

 FOR THE Sixteenth Sunday after Pentecost, we examine Christian ethics as mandated by Holy Scripture. In our modern context, we must accomplish this task in light of utilitarian or de-ontological ethical outcomes. Read and choose prayerfully...

 

 A Different Way?

 

 

 

 

Search for Lost or Separated!

 FOR THE Fifteenth Sunday after Pentecost we have a selection of texts recommended, depending on our Christian denomination alliance. The first reading listed includes Matthew 18:1-20, and the latter only provides Matthew 18:15-20. This varied selection therefore highlights our diversity and separation in the modern Church. The latter portion thus hits hard upon the body and is the text upon which we focus.

 

Get Us Together!