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My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?
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My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?
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**Christ is risen. And somehow… He didn’t rise alone. A reflection on resurrection, doubt, and the strange, beautiful reality that dead things don’t always stay dead.**
The stone has been rolled into place. The tomb is sealed. And nothing feels finished. Sit in the silence of Holy Saturday.
Discovering Spiritual Sight Through Jesus
How Jesus Opens Our Eyes to Faith – John 9:35-41 🌟 Captivating Introduction Have you ever tasted God’s goodness—so personally, so undeniably—that you knew your life would never be the same again?John 9 introduces us to a man who experienced exactly that. He was born in darkness, living every day without sight, without beauty, without color. Yet in one unexpected moment, Jesus stepped into his…
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Reflection on the Gospel of John 16:12-15
Guest Post by: David Tonaszuck The Trinity: Living in the Heart of God’s Love My son, my daughter, I love you so very much and am always with you. Come and be by my side and together our hearts will be one; one with our Father in Heaven and the Holy Spirit. “Glory to the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit; to God who is, who was, and who is to come.” Today, as we gather to reflect on the…
Reflection on the Gospel of John 20:19-23
Guest Post by: David Tonaszuck United by the Spirit: Living the Peace, Forgiveness, and Love of Pentecost My dear brothers and sisters, Today, let’s linger for a moment in the quiet afterglow of Pentecost. Imagine yourself in that upper room: doors bolted, hearts pounding, shame and fear swirling after the chaos of the cross. The disciples have every reason to shrink back, unsure if they even…
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Interrupted by Compassion
The Shepherd Who StayedA Day in the Life of Jesus The story of Jesus feeding the five thousand begins not with a miracle but with a need for rest. Mark 6:30–34 reveals a deeply human and divine moment in the life of Jesus. The apostles had just returned from their ministry tour, excited to share all they had done and taught. They had poured themselves out for others, and Jesus, recognizing their…
