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The weekly preaching ministry of Living Word Reformed Episcopal Church in Courtenay, British Columbia
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He Saw the Grace of God and was Glad (opens the original)
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He Saw the Grace of God and was Glad Acts 11:1-30 by William Klock When God tells you something and he tells you that something three times in short order, it’s probably pretty important. That’s exactly what happens in Acts 10 and 11. Remember what happened. Peter had a vision, and in that vision a big sheet or sail came down full of all sorts of animals. There were clean animals and unclean animals. And the Lord spoke and told him to kill and eat. And Peter was taken aback. Eat what is unclean?
Building on the Proper Foundation (opens the original)
No Favouritism (opens the original)
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No Favouritism Acts 10:23-48 by William Klock Last Sunday we looked at the first half of the story of Peter and Cornelius in Acts 10. Peter had gone down to the coast to visit the little Christian communities that were popping up there, and while he was there he had a vision. He was hungry and waiting for his lunch and he fell asleep. And he saw this great linen cloth, like a sail, coming down from heaven full of every animal he could imagine. “What this?” he thought. And the Lord spoke and told
What God has Made Clean (opens the original)
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What God has Made Clean Acts 9:32-10:23 by William Klock Back in 2012 Barack Obama, in what became something of an infamous campaign speech, told business owners, “You didn’t build that.” His point was that private business relies on public infrastructure, but most people just heard him dismissing their hard work as irrelevant to the businesses they had built. It wasn’t a good campaign move. But that line keeps coming back to my mind as I read the closing verses of Act 9. Amazing things were hap
On the Road to Damascus (opens the original)
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On the Road to Damascus Acts 9:1-31 by William Klock When I was a sophomore in University I took the first of several art history courses, where I discovered—I should say it was more like I was confronted by—Caravaggio’s famous painting of the conversion of St. Paul: Paul fallen from his horse, hands covering his face, his servants scrambling to figure out what’s going on and to help him, everything in darkness—except Paul, bathed in heavenly light. I’d read Act 9 who knows how many times before
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