Fifth Sunday of Lent, Cycle B
What’s in your heart?
"Whoever serves me must follow me," says the Lord, "and where I am, there also will my servant be." Explore God's ways and your response to them.
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"Whoever serves me must follow me," says the Lord, "and where I am, there also will my servant be." Explore God's ways and your response to them.
God's love is on full display in today's readings. Though we fail time and again—"infidelity to infidelity," God continues to love, show mercy, and bless us abundantly.
We are given laws by one whose authority we accept in faith.
Sacrificial love is the theme of today's readings. Explore the ways love and sacrifice have informed your own life.
As we enter Lent, we focus our attention on our journey toward salvation: reexamining the covenant God made with his people and preparing ourselves for divine promises fulfilled.
Today's readings explore different responses to human suffering: judgment or compassion.
In Job we see our world-weariness; in Paul our faithfulness; in Peter's mother our gratitude.
I once heard a family therapist say, “It is important for every family to get its saints out of heaven and its sinners out of hell.”
Today’s readings invite us to look at where God chooses to dwell. David, in his palace, feels remiss that he has not provided a suitable palace for God, rather than the tattered and worn tent covering the Ark of the Covenant.
Some joy creeps into the readings this week. We are closer to the moment of Incarnation when God takes on a human identity, becomes flesh, and dwells among us.
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