Filling in the Margins

Filling in the Margins

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17 Jul 26 | Greater Than the Temple
The Pharisees knew the law better than almost anyone. They had just missed what it was for.
16 Jul 26 | My Yoke Is Easy
Jesus said his yoke is easy, and that word means well-fitting, made for you specifically. Most of us are carrying something else entirely.
15 Jul 26 | What the Experts Missed
Jesus praised the Father for hiding the deepest truths from the wise and giving them to children instead. That should make all of us stop and ask what…
14 Jul 26 | Woe to You, Chorazin
The cities that saw the most miracles received the harshest judgment. Familiarity with Jesus is not the same as repentance.
13 Jul 26 | A Sword Before a Cup of Water
Jesus said he came to bring a sword, not peace. Then he said a cup of cold water given to one of his disciples carries eternal reward. Both of those…
12 Jul 26 | The Parable of the Sower
The seed is the same, the sower is the same. What happens to the word depends entirely on the ground it falls on. That part is worth sitting with.
11 Jul 26 | Opinion of the Room
Jesus said do not be afraid of those who can only kill the body. Then he told you what your Father thinks about you. Those two things belong together.
10 Jul 26 | Shrewd and Simple
Jesus said be shrewd as serpents and simple as doves. Most of us manage one or the other. He wants both.
09 Jul 26 | Without Cost You Have Received
The disciples were sent out with nothing because the thing they were carrying could not become a commodity. It was given freely and had to be given the…
08 Jul 26 | Authority > Credentials
Jesus gave the Twelve real authority over evil and sickness, then included the name of the man who would betray him on the same list. The mission was…
07 Jul 26 | Troubled & Abandoned
Jesus saw the crowds and felt it in his gut. Then he told his disciples what to pray. Then he answered the prayer by sending them.
06 Jul 26 | Courage, Daughter
On the way to raise a dead girl, Jesus stopped for a woman who had been sick for twelve years. He called them both daughter.
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