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Priority of Human need

by Colin Smith

This reflection/short sermon (1156 words) considers Jesus's rebuff of the Pharisees when they criticized him for allowing his disciples to eat ears of corn, which were ready for harvest

With My WholeHeart - Psalm 25:1, 16-17

by SPCK - James Jones

Psalm 25:1, 16-17 There is some adversity, though not all, that we bring on ourselves. We need to be cautious about this, because the first reaction we have to calamities is to imagine that God must be punishing us for something we have done. As Jesus made clear of a man born bli…

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Priority of Human need

by Colin Smith

This reflection/short sermon (1156 words) considers Jesus's rebuff of the Pharisees when they criticized him for allowing his disciples to eat ears of corn, which were ready for harvest

With My WholeHeart - Psalm 25:1, 16-17

by SPCK - James Jones

Psalm 25:1, 16-17 There is some adversity, though not all, that we bring on ourselves. We need to be cautious about this, because the first reaction we have to calamities is to imagine that God must be punishing us for something we have done. As Jesus made clear of a man born bli…