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Tag Archives: Isaiah
In a Desert Place
The disciples get a fragment of what they need, a bit of fish, part of a loaf, and then they get the Jesus question, “do you trust me.” Continue reading
The Walking Weary
The old song goes “I am weary, let me rest” and we definitely feel that way at times, plodding through endless wilderness. There is however, hope for the walking weary and it comes in Isaiah. Continue reading
Beauty for Ashes
It’s a chorus from a beautiful old song, it’s a verse of scripture, and it says something profound about what God is up to in this world. Continue reading
Explaining Evil
People of faith are constantly suckered in with the question “If God is all good and all loving, why did Bad Thing happen?” It’s a pointless question and I’m chucking it out the window. Continue reading
The Silly Sower
The Parable of the Sower is usually preached as a parable of soils with the admonition to “be good soil.” This ignores the seed and the power of God alive in that seed to transform us into life. Continue reading
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Tagged Isaiah, Matthew, Pentecost, Personal Growth, Seed, Year A
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It is too small a thing
God looks at Isaiah’s life, and says “y’know what’s wrong here? I’m not asking enough of you.” This is not as much of a jerk move as we might initially think. Continue reading
As the Deer 