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2023/07/23

Of course, we’re children! But whose?

Being a child is a universal experience. For most of us, who our parent is or parents are is pretty straightforward. It is interesting to see people who know our parent(s) pick us out as their child. We sometimes have physical similarities, similar ways of talking, moving, or other things “shared” with our parents. The […]

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2020/07/19

We’re children of God?

I missed an opportunity in this Sunday’s sermon to make a joke or two about us being childish but in retrospect I don’t think the sermon was diminished by the lack. It is a bit odd for us to think about ourselves as children though, at least once we make it into adulthood. Particularly when […]

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2017/07/23

God’s children

One of the most pervasive images in both Scripture and church history for the relationship between God and us is that of parent and child. There are many instances where God is described in parenting terms, most frequently as father but mother shows up as well. This Sunday the lectionary provides us one of those […]

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