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Sermon: Faithful complaint
Job complains and accuses God of wrongdoing, but he does that because he believes in a God of justice. Job does not believe in a God who is indifferent to human suffering. If he did, there would be no reason for him to demand a confrontation with God Continue reading
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Tagged Book of Job, covid19, Job, Job 23:1-9 16-17, Job's comforters, protest, suffering, theodicy
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Sermon: Palm Sunday Protests
There can be no ‘Walk for Justice for Refugees’, which churches and community groups have held on this Sunday for years as our government’s attacks on people seeking asylum have got worse. We are seeing a very different Palm Sunday, a much more subdued one than we would normally experience. But its importance, its message, remains the same. Continue reading
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Tagged Matthew 21:1-11, Palm Sunday, Palm Sunday March for Refugees, political protest, Politics, prophecy, protest, refugees, street marches
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