Monthly Archives: March 2021

Amazing Grace

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Throughout Lent, we’re exploring the parables of Jesus – the two dozen or so stories that were his chief means of describing the reality of God’s rule on earth.  The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates that at least 260,000 “day laborers” wait each morning on American street corners, hoping for employment. In various communities, especially during seasonal harvests, men… Read more »

Grace, Mercy, and Justice

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Throughout Lent, we’re exploring the parables of Jesus – the two dozen or so stories that were his chief means of describing the reality of God’s rule on earth.  The late author and theologian R.C. Sproul was fond of telling about a particular time he was teaching an introductory college course on the Old Testament.  The class was populated by… Read more »

Slow but Steady

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Throughout Lent, we’re exploring the parables of Jesus – the two dozen or so stories that were his chief means of describing the reality of God’s rule on earth.  Marie Sklodowska was the ultimate workaholic. She had to be.  As a young, eager student from an impoverished Polish family in the late 1800s, the deck was stacked against her.  Women… Read more »