Faith Lutheran Church

"Again, thanks to A-J, we know that while most translations say “heal,” the Greek term means “to be saved.”
She’s seeking salvation.
And end to the bleeding.
[...]
And, now, following in the way of Jesus,
we get to look around our homes and communities,
this world,
and see who needs saving.
We get to look within ourselves and identify our gifts for offering relief and salvation.
[...]
I’ve read that the reason L for le***an comes first in LGBTQIA+ is because it was the le***ans who cared for the gay men dying of AIDS.
When no one else wanted to touch them,
and they were banished to die alone in wards, abandoned by family,
it was the gay women who gave them water to drink, washed their bodies, held them in their last moments.
Salvation."

Today's sermon:

Bloody Salvation by Curiosity. Faith. Questions. Matthew 9:9;13, 18-26.The blood is about the hemorrhaging woman and HIV/AIDS.

We need diverse images of God because we,
in all our diversity of being,
are images of the Divine One.

Today's sermon:

Multiplicity of Trinity by Curiosity. Faith. Questions. We are divine.

Ever wonder about the first Christian martyr? Here's a chance to find out!
Today's sermon:

Stephen Stephen Stephen by Curiosity. Faith. Questions. Whoops! noticed partway through reading the gospel I hadn't hit record. (We don't talk about it today anyway; come to a funeral to hear it discussed.)Read Acts, esp. 6:1-8:2 for the Stephen stuff. (Assigned lectionary: 7:55-60.)