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Jesus is the Good Shepherd, and he knows that as hard as it can be to follow the shepherd, it’s much better than being prey for others. Because he is our shepherd, we experience abundant life that no thief can … Continued
It is the revelation knowledge that God so freely offers that prepares us to offer witness, but many times, fear and uncertainty tend to hold us back. If we begin the practice of increasing awareness, and learning how to ask … Continued
“The question that Easter Gospel asks is not, ‘Do you believe?’ BUT ‘Have you encountered the risen Christ?’” When we come to the empty tomb as ourselves, we don’t shed our baggage ahead of time; it barges in with us … Continued
In the shortest verse in the entire Bible, He revealed one of the most important characteristics we can ever learn about the heart of God “Jesus wept” (John 11:35). When Jesus experienced the sisters Mary and Martha weeping for their … Continued
Welcome To St. Bartholomew’s Family Bible Study John 9:1-12 As he went along, he saw a man blind from birth. 2 His disciples asked him, “Rabbi, who sinned, this man or his parents, that he was born blind?” 3 “Neither this man nor his parents sinned,” said Jesus, “but … Continued
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Hearing and seeing are much more than ways by which one recognizes or believes in Jesus. They are expressions of relationship with Jesus and relationship with Jesus means also relationship with God. What are we seeing and what are we … Continued
She is a woman with a secret she is ashamed of. Her secret isolates her from the community. In relation to the man sitting by the well, she is a “three strikes you’re out” person. She is a Samaritan, hated … Continued