In today’s Gospel, Jesus offers them a way to get the best credit/honor score possible.

Not only do we have a ‘social responsibility’ to pay forgiveness forward, but we have a social responsibility use our money in a way that reflects the values of the Kingdom instead of our fallen world. We’ve been entrusted with power in order to bring God’s loving stewardship into the world, this includes the care for the ‘least of these.’ 

Forgiveness is a scandalous thing!

Christ’s rising from the dead will be when the mountain begins to move.

The question for us: will we be like the disciples and waver in our faith, or will we be loyal to the commission given to us by our Lord and walk the Way?

“But we know that a person is not declared ‘in the right’ by observances of the Judean Law, but through the faithfulness [trust] of Jesus the Messiah.”

Jesus says we’re the salt of the world. Why would he call us salt? What does he mean by it? In today’s episode, we explore this strange name-calling incident and learn about offering ourselves up to God.

Jesus bucks traditions and finds disciples in the land of death!

Today, on The Way, we look at how the gospel message disrupts our lives and forces us to make some tough choices.

Though Ascension points us both to the Feast of Pascha behind us and the Feast of Pentecost before us, it’s more than a “link feast.” It reminds us of our own glorification. #duluth #duluthmn #twinports #superior #northshore