Connect to Speaking Creatively . . . James talks about how deadly our tongues, our speech can be - something we just are not able to tame. With it we praise God and curse one another. Though James does not offer any direct solutions, he leaves us wondering about our speech. It is by the Spirit that even our speaking is transformed into life creating speech so that living waters flow out from us.
Making available Last Sunday's message for ongoing reflection, further engagement of Scripture, and dialogue
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Sixteenth Sunday after Pentecost - Messages for the Community of God: Speaking Creatively . . .
On this Sixteenth Sunday after
Pentecost we continue our series on James' letter to a church struggling
to live practically while their faith is being challenged. These
Messages for the Community of God guide us in living practically as
well.
Connect to Speaking Creatively . . . James talks about how deadly our tongues, our speech can be - something we just are not able to tame. With it we praise God and curse one another. Though James does not offer any direct solutions, he leaves us wondering about our speech. It is by the Spirit that even our speaking is transformed into life creating speech so that living waters flow out from us.
Connect to Speaking Creatively . . . James talks about how deadly our tongues, our speech can be - something we just are not able to tame. With it we praise God and curse one another. Though James does not offer any direct solutions, he leaves us wondering about our speech. It is by the Spirit that even our speaking is transformed into life creating speech so that living waters flow out from us.
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