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The ideal holiday doesn't exist, and for many of us, Thanksgiving arrives with both gratitude—and grief. How is your heart this year? Take a few minutes to reflect on a passage of Scripture from the Luke 17 and draw near to God with thanksgiving. It just might comfort whatever stress, anxiety, or sadness the holidays can bring.
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John uses Karoline Lewis’s framework from the story of the 10 lepers to talk about living gratitude. He then uses that to show how Francis made room for God and lived gratitude. We finished by listening to “All Creatures Lament” by The Porter's Gate (feat. Fernando Ortega & Molly Parden) reflecting on how we are called to live gratitude.
What are we being invited to be attentive to, so that we might turn back and praise God for who God is, that we might grow in gratitude to God and then go on our way living gratitude, continuing to be attentive.
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Pastor Mike Schultze
October 9, 2022
Peace Lutheran Church of Camarillo
"Proclaiming Peace Through Christ"
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Recorded on September 4th, 2022
What makes a grateful heart? What's the difference between being cleansed and being made whole? These things and more are unpacked in this weeks sermon by Pastor Aaron as he teaches from Luke 17:11-19. Learn more in this week's sermon on the Ten Healed of Leprosy.
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Today we are going to talk about Luke 17:11-19. There are 10 lepers and Jesus sends them off to the priest to verify that they are clean once again. One of the lepers comes back and thanks Jesus and praises God, but what about the other nine? What about you?
The music on the podcast is from John Nugent. John is a Chicagoland area musician who has been a real blessing to Tabor Church.
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In today's episode, we cover Luke chapter 17 and see Jesus using several events and people to teach his disciples (us) principles that once understood will be righteous agents of change in their (our) lives. Come grow with us! JP)BibleStudy.Com
Today we consider what I've always read as a challenging text; Jesus healing 10 leapers...What's so challenging about this text and what might it say to us? Listen to find out!
Listen as Pastor Doug Agnew preaches a sermon on Forgiveness from Luke 17:3-10.
What an advantage to know the end of the story before you get there. God is the Alpha and the Omega, the beginning and the end and He is the master author weaving His story. How amazing is it that He weaves our stories into His and we get to know the ending ahead of time too! Eschatology made personal.
Why do we do what we do? What are our expectations before God for our service to Him? How easy it is to slip into a meritorious mindset. Jesus gives us perspective to help us avoid Pharsaiac expectations. And He does it through a short parable.
Routine or spontaneity? Ritual or reality? Recognizing God's grace or stale devotion? All of these come into play in this weeks story about 10 lepers.
A study in Luke 17. The parable about us as His servants doing what our duty is to do.
To forgive each other with a pure heart.
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