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What would the world be like if we could bridge the gaps, come together to fight injustice, and forgive one another? We explore the notorious life of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and the story of Joseph forgiving his brothers Scripture References: Genesis 37:26-34, Genesis 37:17-22, Genesis 37:3-8, Genesis 50:15-21 There isn’t an aspect of our life together that hasn’t been affected by the on-going realities of this global pandemic. In fact, just being together is the hardest thing to do. But each day, somehow, we go about our work and life continues. As a community of faith, scattered but still united, we return once again to God’s story as it’s laid out in scripture. And the ancient chronicles speak of how God remains relentless in God’s pursuit to stay connected to us and God’s expectation that we stay connected to one another. Reflecting on this truth, the Apostle Paul wrote to the early church in Rome, “I am convinced… nothing will be able to separate us from the love of God.” (Romans 8:38-39). This fall, we’ll be exploring how our physically distant realities don’t change the spiritual truth of God’s love for us and how we should live in response. Betsy Hoium Genesis 2:4b-7, Genesis 2:15-17, Genesis 3:1-8 Betsy Hoium Genesis 37:3-8, Genesis 37:17-22, Genesis 37:26-34, Genesis 50:15-21 Peter Christ Exodus 12:1-13, Exodus 13:1-8Betsy Hoium - September 27, 2020
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What would the world be like if we could bridge the gaps, come together to fight injustice, and forgive one another? We explore the notorious life of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and the story of Joseph forgiving his brothers Scripture References: Genesis 37:26-34, Genesis 37:17-22, Genesis 37:3-8, Genesis 50:15-21 There isn’t an aspect of our life together that hasn’t been affected by the on-going realities of this global pandemic. In fact, just being together is the hardest thing to do. But each day, somehow, we go about our work and life continues. As a community of faith, scattered but still united, we return once again to God’s story as it’s laid out in scripture. And the ancient chronicles speak of how God remains relentless in God’s pursuit to stay connected to us and God’s expectation that we stay connected to one another. Reflecting on this truth, the Apostle Paul wrote to the early church in Rome, “I am convinced… nothing will be able to separate us from the love of God.” (Romans 8:38-39). This fall, we’ll be exploring how our physically distant realities don’t change the spiritual truth of God’s love for us and how we should live in response. Peter Christ Exodus 12:1-13, Exodus 13:1-8 Betsy Hoium Genesis 37:3-8, Genesis 37:17-22, Genesis 37:26-34, Genesis 50:15-21 Betsy Hoium Genesis 2:4b-7, Genesis 2:15-17, Genesis 3:1-8Betsy Hoium - September 27, 2020
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