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The sermon on the Mount, Luke 6: 20-27. September 11, 2019 by Corky

Failte ( Hello). Greetings to you all on here from Ireland. If are joining me on here , you are welcome. Luke Chapter 6. Starting at verse 20 onwards speaks to us about the Beatitudes, from Jesus sermon or instruction to us commonly referred to as ‘ The Sermon on the Mount’. This passage is […]

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Remembering Martin, GSCMC South Wales, UK.

“For now we see but a faint reflection of riddles and mysteries as though reflected in a mirror, but one day we will see face-to-face. My understanding is incomplete now, but one day I will understand everything, just as everything about me has been fully understood. Until then, there are three things that remain: faith, […]

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Jesus heals many, Luke 4:38-44. September 4, 2019 by Buckshot

Morena whanau, rangimarie ki a koutout katoa. Here we are again on a Wednesday morning with the gospel text to reflect on, Luke 4:38-44 this time. The last three days have seen us follow Jesus through his first sermon at Nazareth and travel up to Capernaum where he is now and was based for a […]

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The parable of the labourers, Matthew 20:1-16. August 14, 2019 by Buckshot

Ahakoa kei tino makariri kei waho, nga mihi mahana e hoa ma o Ihu Karaiti, rangimarie ki a koutou katoa! Warm greetings friends, despite it being freezing outside. May peace be with you all. Our gospel today is the parable of the labourers in the vineyard, from Matthew 20:1-16. This text comes at the end […]

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Jesus woes to the teachers of the law, Matthew 23:27-32. August 28, 2019 by Isak

Må Gud välsigna er och hålla er i Sin hand. This weeks reading from Matthew 23:27-32 is a serious rant towards the pharisees, not a pleasant read and one that I preferably would like to write off as directed at someone else, since I am, of course, not a pharisee. The pharisees are often talked […]

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Jesus teachings about conflict and community, Matthew 18:15-20. August 14, 2019 by Barro

Womin-Jeka, (which is the local Wurundjeri indigenous phrase for welcome in my part of Australia) sisters and brothers and warm greetings from a cold and wet Melbourne winter. I trust all is well in your world. Today’s gospel text comes from Matthew 18:15-20 where Jesus teaches his disciples about how to deal with sin in […]

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Jesus heals the daughter of a Canaanite woman, Matthew 15:21-28. August 7, 2019

Ata marie te whanau o Ihu Karaiti, rangimarie ki a koutou katoa. Peace be with you, the family of Christ this morning. Today our gospel text is Matthew 15:21-28, ‘the daughter of a Canaanite woman healed’. As with all the accounts of the life of Jesus that follow his road trip through Palestine this text […]

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The Parables of the Hidden Treasure and the Pearl, Matthew 13: 44-46. July 31, 2019

This weeks gospel reflection comes from Matthew 13: 44-46, The Parables of the Hidden Treasure and the Pearl. Matthew’s biographical account of the life and ministry of Jesus has a particularly strong focus on Jesus as Teacher. A close reading of this gospel will see five clear blocks of teaching starting with the most famous section-Matthew […]

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The parable of the different ground, Matthew 13:1-9. July 24, 2019

Greetings from Leicester , Today our reading is from Matthew 13. 1-9, and is often entitled ‘the parable of the sower’, however, I wonder if it would be more apt to call it, ‘the parable of the different ground’. I will let you decide! In today’s reading we are presented with a parable by Jesus, […]

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The Father revealing truth to the children, Matthew 11:25-27. July 17, 2019

Nga mihi nui e hoa ma, rangimarie ki a koutou katoa i te ata nei. Greetings of peace to you all this morning. The gospel text for today comes from Matthew 11:25-27. For the last few days our gospel readings have been of Jesus poking holes in the hypocrisy of many religious and community leaders. […]

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