I am not doing these sermon in the traditional order. Today I look at the phrase, "Father, into your hands I commit my spirit." I am saving "It is finished" for Easter. I take a look at the time of day, the darkness, the turn curtain, and this phrase. This comes from Psalm 31 and was an evening prayer that Jesus would have learned as a child. I then look at the responses of those present at his death.
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Easter: The Garden between the Garden
Journey to the Cross: The Trials
Journey to the Cross: Gethsemane
Journey to the Cross: The Upper Room
Journey to the Cross: Cleansing the Temple
Journey to the Cross: Palm Sunday Road
Journey to the Cross: Jericho and Bethany
The Story Christian: The Hero's Journey
The Story Christian: Embody the Story
The Story Christian: The Power of Story
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A Reflection on Epiphany
January 3- Sabbath Reflection
Sunday after Christmas: A Sword to the Soul
Christmas Eve: From a Different Perspective
Christmas in the Old Testament: A Closer Look
Christmas in the Old Testament: The Forerunner
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