The Time Peter Got It Right... and Then Didn't -- Matthew 16:13-25 (4th Sunday of Lent)
Jesus is the Christ we follow into the suffering of the world, who raises us up into life.
Jesus is the Christ we follow into the suffering of the world, who raises us up into life.
Out of our fear, Jesus calls us to take courage, trust, and walk out into the storm – like Jesus, with Jesus – to sink and rise up again.
Forgiveness can come to life in many forms. Jesus encourages us that we can find (and extend) forgiveness in more ways than we think.
Jesus seeks out and calls Peter (and us) into relationship - into community that embodies good news for the poor, healing for every hurt, and freedom from every oppression.
In experiences that are beyond us, God is always bigger, always stronger, always moving the world toward justice, healing, and peace.
Embodying good news, Jesus heals, and takes on the powers, and takes a breath, and keeps on moving.
God is always calling us, always inviting us to pay attention, listen, and live.
What glad news of justice do you bring to the world?
On the wilderness road to freedom, God supports and sustains the weary. God encourages us to join the hard work of freedom with humility and mutuality, in ways that also help create some rest for the weary.
Jesus interrupts a world already in progress, and turns power on its head.
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