
Why knowing more is not enough
Why knowing more is not enough Readings: Proverbs 1.1–7; 3.1–8; 22.1–10 The Man Who Read the Stars One of Aesop’s
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Why knowing more is not enough Readings: Proverbs 1.1–7; 3.1–8; 22.1–10 The Man Who Read the Stars One of Aesop’s

What to do when you do not know what to do Readings: 1 Kings 3:5–28; 4:29–34 We Have Plenty of

The Mercy We Find When We Stop Hiding Reading: 2 Samuel 11:1–27 and Psalm 51:1–13 What Sin Promises When Saint

The Promise of a Forever King Read 2 Samuel 7:8–26 Every King Has Limits There is an old story about

The Faithfulness of a Friend Reading: 1 Samuel 18.1–3; 19.1–7; 23.15–18 When We Cannot Go Any Further Towards the end

The King Who Fights for His People Passage: Read 1 Samuel 16 – 17 (Click here to read from ESV.org)

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Passage: Read 1 Samuel 15:10–29 (Click here to read from ESV.org) The Stories We Tell Ourselves You probably know Hans

This week’s recessional hymn is “Come, Labor On,” with words by Jane Borthwick and a stirring tune by Thomas Tertius

Passage: Read 1 Samuel 8.1–22 (Click here to read from ESV.org) Be Careful What You Ask For There is an

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The Priests We Meet in Stories James Runcie’s Grantchester Mysteries introduced readers to Fr. Sidney Chambers, a Church of England