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Mary's magnificat shows us what the Word of God can mean in our lives

What should you be afraid of in this life you have with God? Why aren't you afraid of God?

What are you afraid of? What should you be afraid of when it comes to your relationship with God and why are you not afraid of God today?

Our mothers bring us into their houses, Paul brings Lydia into the faith, and she brings Paul into her house.

Jesus loves you even more than your mom! Isn't that amazing!?!

What will you come back as? When Tabitha came back to life, it seemed as if the door was wide open for her to change. How does God's forgiveness leave the door open for you to change?

Pastor Jay's dad, guest Pastor Walt Winters talks about Paul's conversion and what it has to do with our lives

What does it mean to be a witness? And why do people ask "Can I get one"? And what does that all have to do with the story of the Apostles before the Sanhedrin?

When Jesus rose from the dead, it was an event that was new, significant, and something that forces us to look at our lives with a new retrospective --- it's a black swan event.

The thing that is wrong with the picture of the dead Christ is that it should be us, we should be dead, that is why we cry, beat our breasts, and lament -- but it is also the thing that forgave our sins and made us able to rejoice on Easter.

Where has humility gotten you? Did the people who followed Jesus do it because He was so humble, or because He was so great?

The story of Mary anointing the Lord's feet brings out Lent into perspective

Paul tells us about his credentials and what they mean in the grand scheme of knowing Jesus - skubala.

If you could go back to a certain time of life, what would you return to and why? What does Jesus have to do with this urge in us to go back?

God's alien righteousness is given to us as a force outside of ourselves, which makes us ambassadors of an alien righteousness brought to earth.

We recognize that we need to change, to repent from some of the things that we do. Jesus even tells us that we need to do it, or we will perish. Consider what you need to change in your life and how long it will take you to change.

Do you find yourself distracted from the things in your life that God has already said are good for you? Do you really want those things?

When Paul urges the people in Philippi to imitate him, it seems strange - but what role does imitation play in Christian life?

How do you know that you're mortal? Thanks to Eric, Sarah, Andrew, and Matt for sharing.

Getting a glimpse of Jesus in Transfiguration is a lot like getting a glimpse of who somebody really is on a first date. Transfiguration Sunday / Luke 9:28-43 Image: Valentine by Kmhinkle at Flickr