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Acts 10:34-43 “God shows no partiality… preaching peace by Jesus Christ.” Experiencing Holy Week can be tumultuous. It can be painful, uncomfortable, fear inducing, or even scary. It naturally sets up a dichotomy of those who persecute Jesus and those who follow Jesus. But in this passage from Acts, Peter, the rock of the Church,…
Génesis 15: 1-12, 17-18 Abrahán sufre de visión de túnel. A pesar de que es un hombre pleno de espíritu que está dedicado a Dios, la visión de Abrahán se centra únicamente en lo que está justo ante él. Abrahán todavía no se ha sometido a la voluntad de Dios y permitido a Dios que…
Isaiah 50:4-9a Isaiah is the most-quoted Old Testament book in the New Testament. Its stirring speeches about judgment, exile, and restoration captured the imagination of people during Jesus’ day. Jesus read from the scroll of Isaiah in the synagogue, declaring he was fulfilling it. Gospel writers noted that he set his face “like a flint”…
Isaiah 43:16-21 The writer of this portion of Isaiah calls us to lift our vision far beyond our self-imposed limits to God’s care for us. Yes, there are the chariots and horses of military might. Yes, there have been hard times in our collective and individual journeys with God. But God is greater than all…
Isaías 43: 16-21 El autor de este pasaje de Isaías nos invita a elevar nuestra visión, mucho más allá de nuestros límites autoimpuestos, al cuidado que Dios nos tiene. Sí, ahí están los carros y los caballos del poder militar. Sí, se han dado momentos difíciles en nuestro caminar colectivo e individual con Dios. Pero…
Joshua 5:9-12 The Lord tells Joshua in this passage that the disgrace of Egypt has been rolled away from the Israelites, meaning that they no longer carry the lowliness of having been enslaved by the Egyptians. They are free, and they have made it out of the wilderness where they faced scarcity and the fear…
Isaías 43: 16-21 El autor de este pasaje de Isaías nos invita a elevar nuestra visión, mucho más allá de nuestros límites autoimpuestos, al cuidado que Dios nos tiene. Sí, ahí están los carros y los caballos del poder militar. Sí, se han dado momentos difíciles en nuestro caminar colectivo e individual con Dios. Pero…
Exodus 3:1-15 Most Christians live their lives with a willingness to provide service to others as a pathway of serving God’s mission in the world. At the same time we are often psychologically torn or confused by not knowing if we are the right person for God’s mission. This uncertainty of emotion exists despite our…
Éxodo 3: 1-15 La mayoría de los cristianos viven sus vidas con el deseo de ofrecer servicio a los demás como una manera de servir en la misión de Dios en el mundo. Al mismo tiempo que, con frecuencia, nos encontramos psicológicamente desorientados o confundidos por no saber si somos la persona adecuada para la…
Genesis 15:1-12, 17-18 Abraham is suffering from tunnel vision. Although he is a spirit filled man who is devoted to God, Abraham’s vision is only focused on what is immediately in front of him. Abraham hasn’t yet submitted to God’s will and allowed God to open his eyes to see the effects of God unending…
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