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Jesus is the
meekness of God made flesh
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power held in check. We learn from Jesus how
to take the "wimp factor"
Light, Glass, and Fire
Lita Brusick Johnson
The importance of prophets —
ancient and contemporary — is not in
themselves, but in what the Light does with
and through them.
Sharing
the Yoke of Jesus
Catherine Malotky
We can choose strength that is
tempered and sure, yoked to the One whose
wisdom and welcome are unfailing.
Bone-Deep Peace
Angela Shannon
We are called to share shalom
— peace — in the world. We can begin by
practicing biblical meekness with our
families, friends, and colleagues.
When Words Collide
Elyse Nelson Winger
Jesus did
not say: Blessed are the bold. He
proclaimed: Blessed are the meek.
Holy Conversation
Peter W. Marty
In this world where nasty speech
so often gets the upper hand, kindness makes
for holy conversation.
Good News! You Can't Make This the Best
Christmas Ever
Kathleen Kastilahn
No matter
how much you bake, wrap, decorate, party,
give, visit, sing, worship, or even do acts
of love, Christmas is in God's hands.
Voices
Meek and Mighty
Kate Sprutta
Elliott
Give Us This Day
The Meekness of
the Years
Marj Leegard
Calendar Notes
December
Audrey Novak Riley
Let Us Pray
A Prayer for Advent
Debra K. Farrington
Health Wise
December Years
Molly M. Ginty
Bible Study
Blessed to Follow: The Beatitudes as
a Compass for Discipleship
Martha E. Stortz
Session 4: Following with Tempered
Strength
We come to understand the biblical idea
of meekness by looking at two important men
in the Bible — Moses and Jesus. In comparing
their stories, we learn about meekness as
tempered strength, power held in check.
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Grace Notes
Manifold Gifts
Linda Post Bushkofsky
Amen!
Holy Time, Holy Patience
Catherine Malotky
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