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Pilgrimage: Tears | Psalm 126 (opens the original)
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Pilgrimage: Tears Psalm 126 Preacher: Richard Glover Life in this world is always a mixture of joy and sorrow. How do they relate? The Songs of Ascents—Psalms 120 through 134—are pilgrim songs. Israel sang them as they journeyed to Jerusalem, the city of peace. They are songs that teach us how to journey between Jesus' ascension and the peace of the heavenly Jerusalem. Psalm 126 gives us an emotional map for the journey. In particular, it shows us that while tears of sorrow will certainly be our
Pilgrimage: Danger | Psalm 124 (opens the original)
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Pilgrimage: Danger Psalm 124 Preacher: Richard Glover How do we deal with the dangers we find along the way as we journey with Jesus between his resurrection and return? The Songs of Ascents—Psalms 120 through 134—are pilgrim songs. Israel sang them as they journeyed to Jerusalem, the city of peace. They are songs that teach us how to journey between Jesus' ascension and the peace of the heavenly Jerusalem. We find peace on the journey as we reflect on how the Lord has shown us that he is on our
Pilgrimage: Shame | Psalm 123 (opens the original)
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Pilgrimage: Shame Psalm 123 Preacher: Richard Glover Shame is a universal human experience. How do we deal with it? The Songs of Ascents—Psalms 120 through 134—are pilgrim songs. Israel sang them as they journeyed to Jerusalem, the city of peace. They are songs that teach us how to journey between Jesus' ascension and the peace of the heavenly Jerusalem. We find peace on the journey as we learn that the service of the Lord is a powerful antidote to shame. Bible Readings: Psalm 123
Christ Our Master | Colossians 3.18–4.1 (opens the original)
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Christ Our Master Colossians 3.18–4.1 Preacher: Richard Glover Christianity is good news —that's what "gospel" means. Sometimes, though, what we read in the Bible doesn't appear to be good news on the surface of things. One of those times is when we read what the Apostle Paul says about wives, children, and slaves. But as we dig into his application of life "in Christ" to the family and economic spheres, it becomes apparent that not all is as it seems on the surface. In each of these realms, Pau
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