Second Sunday in Lent (Year A, RCL)
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Windblown: John 3:1-17; Romans 8:12-17
After an attempted coup in Indonesia in 1965, headlines reported that 500,000 people were killed. What did not make the headlines was the quiet revolution that began as the wind of the Spirit began to move into a collapsed intellectual and moral vacuum. There was no ballyhoo or promotion, but simply the response of untold numbers who found in the churches a haven.
Lenten roadmap: Romans 4:13-25
We are reading Romans 4 with the eyes of believers on a Lenten journey. There is a time for debate over law and gospel, works and grace—but not now.
Listen up: Genesis 12:1-9
As Abram's heirs, we must know that our lives are not so much about choosing as they are about being called.
Late-night seminar: John 3:1-17
Portrayed as a cowardly dolt, Nicodemus is usually spotted skulking about under cover of darkness.
Memory sites
Perhaps the Ancient of Days took great pleasure in these light shows.
Pick it up, read it: John 3:1-17
Embracing Jesus as the Christ means becoming a new person, not a better one.