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The Debt We Couldnt Pay - Greg Laurie Devotion - January 29, 2021

Catholic Caucus: Daily Mass Readings, 01-21-2021, Day of Prayer for the Legal Protection of Unborn Children Posted on Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi, Assisi, Italy Lectionary 315 The first covenant is already old We have seen that Christ has been given a ministry of a far higher order, and to the same degree it is a better covenant of which he is the mediator, founded on better promises. If that first covenant had been without a fault, there would have been no need for a second one to rep...

God’s Kids Korner: The first disciples By Ann Moody - Pastor Do you like to fish? I used to fish some when I was younger, but I never liked to put the worm on the hook, I wouldn’t take the fish off the hook if I caught one, and I hated waiting for a fish to bite. I guess that doesn’t make me a very good fisherman, does it? But did you know that Jesus was a sort of fisherman too? Not the kind you might expect because He was “fishing” for people to follow Him. One day as Jesus was walki...

God’s Kids Korner: The first disciples By Ann Moody - Pastor Do you like to fish? I used to fish some when I was younger, but I never liked to put the worm on the hook, I wouldn’t take the fish off the hook if I caught one, and I hated waiting for a fish to bite. I guess that doesn’t make me a very good fisherman, does it? But did you know that Jesus was a sort of fisherman too? Not the kind you might expect because He was “fishing” for people to follow Him. One day as Jesus was walki...

Pope Francis reflects on the days Gospel during his Sunday Angelus, inviting the faithful to accept Gods call

The First Christian Missionaries Send to Google Classroom: X According to Lukes Acts of the Apostles, the last thing Jesus did before he bodily ascended to heaven was to commission the disciples to witness to his teachings. Disciple meant student and was derived from the various schools of philosophy in the ancient world. There was a master/teacher, and his students collected the teachings and passed them on. From this point forward in the text, however, the term disciple is often replaced...

Perspective in a fallen world.

“Patriots enlist and defend their country. They work hard, do their best, raise good families. They help their neighbors. They perform civic duties. They grit their teeth and pay their taxes. Then they show up and vote. They compete, they win or lose, but they do both with grace. These are some of the things patriots do. “Patriots do not storm their own Capitol over a lost election. They do not bum-rush members of Congress. They do not assault strangers. They do not push and shove police of...

Photo by Caleb George on Unsplash Today’s readings build on last Sunday’s texts about callings. The first reading and the Gospel reveal the power of accepting one’s calling, as it can lead to the conversion of others. ‘Repent and believe in the Gospel.’ (Mk 1:15) Liturgical day Readings Prayer How can you live a life in service to others? Have you taken time to discern your vocation? The first reading from Jonah describes the prophet delivering a message of condemnation against the...

Commentary By Wallace B. Henley, Exclusive Columnist | Wednesday, December 30, 2020 Read more at https://www.christianpost.com/news/christs-kingdom-without-christ-reset-to-radical-church.html?uid=03bea79789 Against the backdrop of current events — especially the increasingly frenzied preoccupation with the “reset” of the global order — a sometimes puzzling statement of Jesus becomes clearer: “And from the days of John the Baptist until now the kingdom of heaven has been…