I hope that you have started the journey through the Gospels with me because
it will be fun to share some of the insights we gleen from our reading
together. Please know if you have not started this journey yet, that it is OK.
Just jump in with us where we are. You can catch up later on your
own or just join the conversation.
Today we're at DAY 3--no rhyme or reason, it's just where we are. I was
looking at the three chapters we have to read today which is the third
chapters of Matthew, Luke and John. I find an interesting occurrence.
Questions! People, ie. the crowds in Matthew and Luke, Nicadomeus in John and
then Jesus' own disciples. They were asking questions about life, about
direction and about God.
I don't know about you, but I am full of questions--always have been,
always will be. As a child, I was curious about how things were put
together, and I would take apart things like radios and electrical appliances
to see how they worked. More times than not the stuff never worked again
after I put it back in place...but at least I had some understanding of
how it worked.
What I want you and me to take away from these passages today is that it
is OK to ask questions of me, of yourself and even of God. Because as we
see from the Gospels we read, Jesus answered. And not just answered in any old way, but He did so in a mighty way.
It's great to be on the journey with you.
Pastor Rip
Click the link below to go to today's Gospel reading.
August 9, 2012 Gospel Reading
it will be fun to share some of the insights we gleen from our reading
together. Please know if you have not started this journey yet, that it is OK.
Just jump in with us where we are. You can catch up later on your
own or just join the conversation.
Today we're at DAY 3--no rhyme or reason, it's just where we are. I was
looking at the three chapters we have to read today which is the third
chapters of Matthew, Luke and John. I find an interesting occurrence.
Questions! People, ie. the crowds in Matthew and Luke, Nicadomeus in John and
then Jesus' own disciples. They were asking questions about life, about
direction and about God.
I don't know about you, but I am full of questions--always have been,
always will be. As a child, I was curious about how things were put
together, and I would take apart things like radios and electrical appliances
to see how they worked. More times than not the stuff never worked again
after I put it back in place...but at least I had some understanding of
how it worked.
What I want you and me to take away from these passages today is that it
is OK to ask questions of me, of yourself and even of God. Because as we
see from the Gospels we read, Jesus answered. And not just answered in any old way, but He did so in a mighty way.
It's great to be on the journey with you.
Pastor Rip
Click the link below to go to today's Gospel reading.
August 9, 2012 Gospel Reading
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