May 5, 2024

Sunday Reading Connections and Life-Application

Sunday Reading Connections and Life-Application
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James Wetzstein
Valparaiso University

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KEY POINTS w/ Timestamps

God shows no partiality and welcomes all people into the Christian community, as demonstrated through the baptism of Cornelius and his household.

  • 00:00 ‍✝️ Cornelius, a devout Roman centurion, received a vision from an angel instructing him to invite Simon Peter to his home.
  • 00:41 Peter receives a message from God, realizes that God shows no partiality to Jews or Gentiles.
  • 01:23 Cornelius and his household were baptized and welcomed into the Christian community, marking a significant moment in the early church.

Ann Osdieck

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Love one another
as I love you

John 15:9-17

They were his close friends.
He had chosen them.
So, sad were they.
And sad
was he
that
he must
leave the earth.

Yet he loved them so much
he could not lose them from his life.
He would place his Spirit deep within them.

And within the rest of us.

Soul
of Jesus,
constant companion,
teacher of all good, remind us
what Jesus said and did, and who he is;
how he loves us and makes his home within us.
And the thing that he asks is that we love one another.

SOURCE: Sunday Website


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What Will Be Is Odd

Acts 10:44–48

When those of us today who feel not blessed to have the gift
Consider how, back then, it gave the circumcised a lift
To hear in tongues the Gentiles speaking and extolling God,
We should not be surprised to hear that what will be—is odd!

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SOURCE: LectionaryPoems.com

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