Order of worship — December 15, 2024
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John Wurster is pastor at St. Philip Presbyterian Church in Houston, Texas.
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John Wurster writes about John the Baptist.
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"A piece of bread, an ounce of juice. It looks pretty meager. It looks like what’s on this table isn’t enough. But it is." — John Wurster
John Wurster notes the difference between Jesus' portrayal in John vs. Mark.
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The church exists because of Jesus Christ. All things exist because of Jesus Christ. It’s amazing, astounding and true, writes John Wurster.
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Who has influenced your faith? Who do you model Christianity to? Paul talks about these things in Philippians, John Wurster writes.
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Church is a team sport, writes John Wurster reflecting on Matthew 18:15-20.
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When the air is full of questions, it can be easy to lose sight of the questions that really matter.
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Christmas is difficult, bringing up painful memories for many. But, as John Wurster writes while reflecting on Joseph’s story, Christmas has been difficult from the beginning.
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"Prayer is not easy. It’s about asking, seeking, knocking, and waiting. Over and over and over again. ... There’s no secret recipe. No magic formula. Just persistence and focus and commitment and discipline. Again and again and again."
A Looking into the Lectionary reflection from Rev. John Wurster.
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