Tag: Luke 17:11-19

• Experiencing Grace

  

  Grace is all around us, all the time; we could experience it more often, if we got in the habit of noticing that. A sermon – text Luke 17:11-19 – from the Corydon Presbyterian Church yesterday.          Luke’s story of Jesus healing 10 lepers is probably well known to us from stewardship seasons past. Because…

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  July 12, 2021

  Sermons, What happens at church

  acceptance, Christian ideas and practices, grace, LGBTQIA+ Christian, Luke 17:11-19

• Reflecting on Luke 17 11-19

  

  We are studying Luke 17:11-19, with a nod at Leviticus 13:45-46, for Sunday, July 4. Some notes on the Leviticus text, which Christians are in the habit of mistreating, are here. Some notes on the Luke text are here. Here are a few questions we might want to ponder or discuss: What do we make…

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  July 2, 2021

  Text of the Week – Questions

  Bible study, Luke 17:11-19, reading the Bible, thinking about the Bible

• Studying Luke 17 11-19

  

  We are studying Luke 17:11-19, along with Leviticus 13:45-46, for Sunday, July 4. [Independence Day! That’s actually a thematic fit with our text, too.] What “everyone knows about leprosy” may not be correct, I’ve recently learned; some notes on the Leviticus text from that perspective are here. With that in mind, here are my notes…

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  July 2, 2021

  Text of the Week – Notes

  Bible study, exegesis, Jesus, Luke 17:11-19, meditating on scripture, reading the Bible, transformation