Jesus tells a story of the father’s mercy toward wayward sons and daughters and entitled Pharisees. The father’s love welcomes and invites all who find themselves hidden in Christ.

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As people who have heard God’s good news we are to be people who share it with everyone not hoard it in order to exalt ourselves.

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Jesus is the good portion. Our initial reaction to this text is not to find rest in Jesus, but to compare ourselves to Mary and Martha. And from that, we try to be like Mary. This passage of scripture doesn’t call you to be like Mary. That’s not the point. Yes, there are things you can learn both Mary and Martha, but Luke is more concerned with you seeing the value and worth of Jesus.

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Jesus calls his disciples to feed a crowd of 5,000 with only enough food for one person. Jesus is always calling us to do thing that we can’t do without him. And he always provides and satisfies.

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God is telling his story. When times are good and our hearts are full, we forget about God. We either intentionally or unintentionally believe we don’t need him, we just need ourselves and our skill. He uses the story of a prostitute and a faithful husband to show his consistent love for us in the face of our unfaithfulness.

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Jesus reconciled his followers to his Father. He lived a life of reconciliation and calls us to do the same. It’s not easy. Our pasts are challenging and sometimes less than ideal.

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Throughout his ministry Jesus often engages and teaches his followers over a meal. He turns the simple environment of a dinner table into a holy space where he reveals the beauty of Kingdom. Our study will look at specific meals to see who he is teaching, what he is teaching, and how that affects us today.

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The rest of the Advent Conspiracy – give more, spend less, love all – doesn’t make come together without this week. We give more, spend less and love all as a means worshiping God and proclaiming Jesus to the world.

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God invites us to remember what he has done for us. On New Year’s Day, Kyle reads a letter to the community of Missio Dei reminding us of God’s faithfulness and presence among us through the last year.

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When we celebrate Christmas we celebrate God’s most profound gift.  A gift that embodies light, life, reconciliation, and love.

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