Joining in the Celebration of Jesus
Acts 1:1-11
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Love Responds
Reflection based on John 15:12
"This my commandment, that you love one another as I have loved you." John 15:12 Continue »
The Gift of the Holy Spirit
Acts 10:25-26,34-35,44-48
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A Love Stronger than Death
John 14:1-31
In his farewell discourse, Jesus announced his imminent death and resurrection to his disciples with these mysterious words: “I go away, and I will come to you,” he said (John 14:28). Continue »
Bearing God’s Fruit
John 15:1-8
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Psalm 42
A Deep Love for God
This psalm has all the elements of a love song—the unbearable longing, the near despair when the beloved appears to be far away, and the loving memory of the beloved’s attributes. But the beloved is God. The psalmist uses what were even then romantic conventions as the only language strong enough to express the depth of his love for the Lord. Continue »