Who Is In and Who Is Out?
Aug 16, 202620m
Considering how the scripture presents us with categories for people but also challenges those boundary lines as it urges us to consider God’s love and salvation for all
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Hosted by St. Peter's Lutheran Church · EN · 264 episodes
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Considering how the scripture presents us with categories for people but also challenges those boundary lines as it urges us to consider God’s love and salvation for all
Considering the scroll of Job, especially in our experience of emotions and questions in the midst of suffering
Considering the generosity of God in Isaiah 55:1-5 and its connection to our imaginations
The first few minutes of the episode were not recorded. The sermon focuses on the parable of the treasure in Matthew 13. Here is a summary of what was missed in the opening of the recording. Matthew’s account is organize
Considering Romans 8:18-27 and how we rule like Jesus by sharing in his sufferings. (*This was a second recording of the sermon as I forgot to record Sunday morning during the service.)
Considering Jeremiah 26-28 and importance of discerning prophetic voices today
Considering Romans 6 and Paul’s use of enslavement imagery for our relationship to sin and Gods rescue and transfer of us to the lordship of Jesus.
Considering Genesis 1:27 and the poetry of one and yet multiple.
Considering Numbers 11 and the Spirit being given to share in the burden of care for the community
Considering the last sections of 1 Peter, especially resisting diabolos in the way of Jesus
Considering the second half of 1 Peter 3 and how Jesus’ victory shapes our allegiance
Considering 1 Peter 2 and God calling people “his people”.
Considering 1 Peter 2-3, specifically Peter’s words to slaves and wives in his context
Considering the second half of 1 Peter 1 and the framework of holiness and purity in our way of living today as followers of Jesus
Considering 1 Peter 1:3-9 and the new identity we are birthed into by the resurrection of Jesus.
Considering Matthew’s account of the resurrection, especially the presence of guards and the women.
Considering the two men named Jesus in Matthew’s account
Considering Matthew 26 and Jesus words of “my blood of the covenant”, “poured out for many” and “for the forgiveness of sins”
Considering Philippians 2: Jesus’ way of carrying out his divinity in the midst of the way of empire
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Fostering Relationships is hosted by St. Peter's Lutheran Church. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 264 episodes.
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