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Glenmora United Methodist Church has been in ministry in Glenmora, La for 130 years. We meet on Sunday mornings for worship at 9:30am. We would love for you to be part of our worship and work together for Jesus.
John 5:1-15
How do we handle complicated faith? This week we talk about how many of the elements in this story are all about the complexities of belief, but what matters is us realizing Jesus might be in front of us asking the question “do you want to be made well?”
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Day 1: Belief, Healing, and Sabbath Complexity Scripture: John 5:1-15 Reflection: In today's scripture, we read about Jesus healing a man on the Sabbath. Despite the complexities of belief that surround this story, we see the power of Jesus' compassion and healing. It's a reminder that our faith journeys may not always be straightforward. Take some time today to reflect on the intricacies of your own faith journey.
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Day 2: Belief and Redemption at the Pools Scripture: Leviticus 1:1-9 Reflection: Today's scripture takes us to the rituals of animal sacrifices in the temple. These rituals were a physical representation of belief and redemption. Reflect on the ways you express your faith and seek redemption.
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Day 3: Embracing Redemption and Healing Scripture: Isaiah 53:4-5 Reflection: In today's scripture, we reflect on the redemption and healing that comes through faith in Jesus. Sometimes, our own limitations hinder us from fully embracing Jesus' call to wellness. Reflect on what might be preventing you from fully accepting Jesus' invitation to wellness.
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Day 4: Belief and Sharing Jesus Scripture: Matthew 28:18-20 Reflection: Today's scripture calls us to share the Good News of Jesus with others. Reflect on your willingness to engage in dialogues about faith and how you can create an environment for others to hear Jesus' call.
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Day 5: Faith and Redemption in Practice Scripture: James 2:14-26 Reflection: In today's scripture, we learn that faith without works is dead. Reflect on how you can weave the lessons from this week's sermon into your own spiritual journey and mission. Consider how you can put your faith into action.
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