The Word Around The Bush
Lent 4 – Lost – Luke 15:11b-32
The familiar text of the Prodigal Son, in the context of Luke’s broader “table talks,” offers a landmark of abundant and inclusive love that orients
The familiar text of the Prodigal Son, in the context of Luke’s broader “table talks,” offers a landmark of abundant and inclusive love that orients
The process of repentance is crucial in our faith journey, cultivating personal growth and effecting positive change within our lives.
In the second week of Lent, we meet Jesus as he presses on in the work he has been called to do and on his
As we begin Lent this year we draw ourselves again into one of the Gospel passages of Jesus’ time in the wilderness; most often called
Jesus is transfigured alongside Moses (law) and Elijah (prophet). Jesus embodies the law and that of a prophet. We are called to listen to him,
In light of the challenges presented by Jesus’s teachings, let us strive to respond with grace. This challenges us to go against our natural inclinations
Here is a story with a beautiful start: “He went down with them and stood on a level place.” Down from a quiet mountaintop reserved
Jesus is in the boat with the fishermen and in the midst of their fishing lives there is a transcendent moment which draws them on
As we encounter new ways of expressing God’s love, are we free and brave enough to accept those who share this message. And how would
Greetings Saltbush friends, and welcome to this new year! Our weekly Word Around The Bush liturgies and video reflections will resume in February, but for
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