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    Claiming Our Story

    Claiming Our Story

    Texts: Nehemiah 8:1-3, 5-6, 8-10; Luke 4:14-21 I was young, in a new town, and wanted to belong. Many of my new friends invited me to join a vibrant group on campus. There was a lot to like about this religious group. I liked that they worshiped at night. That was back when I could actually sleep late into the morning. I liked that everyone around me was close to my own age. I liked much of their music. It was something new and sounded entirely different, and often refreshin
    A God Like That

    A God Like That

    Text: Luke 3:15-17, 21-22 Suppose we were to switch roles with God for just one day. On that day, it would be within our power to create everything, including God. What would your God look like? Would your God look like the 19th century Orthodox God – omnipotent, omniscient, immortal, invisible, God only wise? Would your God have carte blanche to do anything in the natural world or be limited only to extend sincere condolence and heartfelt compassion? The God of my creating
    Beulah Land

    Beulah Land

    Text: Isaiah 62:1-5 After fifty years of captivity in Babylon, refugees have come home to holy Jerusalem, their hope and their dream. They do not find is a dream come true, but a nightmare of devastated homes, a Temple in ruins, and no prospects of work. Into this dire situation, the prophet Isaiah speaks this word from God: [Isaiah 62:1-5) For Zion's sake I will not keep silent, for Jerusalem's sake I will not remain quiet, till her righteousness shines out like the dawn, he

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