Nothing is stronger than a small hope that doesn’t give up. -Matt Haig
Nothing is stronger than a small hope that doesn’t give up. -Matt Haig
It’s a lot easier for me to pray for people I know and love already. But when I pray for those I wouldn’t be inclined to pray for, it puts me in a different headspace. In some ways, an even better one.
Acts is about a new community of faith struggling to establish itself. There’s detractors, there’s supporters, and the disciples are working hard to make connections around the world for people to hear the good news of Jesus.
Jesus never criticizes the Rich Man’s wealth. He criticizes the Rich Man’s inaction in the face of suffering.
We’ll discuss more about how we might interpret and understand this passage both at our Bible Conversations group in the parlor at 8:45 (drop-in any time, you’re always welcome) and in Worship at 10 am (drop-in any time, you’re always welcome) this Sunday, April 21st!
Awe. Poignance and spirit. Sometimes we see it in the darkness, sometimes in the light.
On behalf of our entire staff, including Monica, Debbie, Carla, Sarah and I, thank you for making Easter such a special time for al of us. Christ is risen!
Is it the same marina at the same Hopkinton State Park as it would be at 6 pm? On a level, sure. But on the other hand, when you see it at 6:30 am, it’s a whole different ballgame. Different light, different birdsong, a different feeling in the air.
No doubt you’ve got some beloved traditions, but this year, Pilgrim Church is hoping to add a new one to the roster!
Jesus took himself out of the fray and put himself in touch with God through prayer and reflection. He took time for himself.