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“Do this in remembrance of Me.” Does it sound familiar? Yes, Jesus said it to His disciples at His Table. Then, what does He want us to remember at His Table? We are going to listen to what the Bible has to say about it through the story of “Feeding the Four Thousand” in Mark 8:1-8.
Are we Christians worshiping the God of compassion or our own interests? What are you doing with the Greatest Commandment of Jesus Christ?
God tells us to love one another regardless of our differences like gender, different skin colors, ethnicity, age, sexual orientations, socio-economic or family background, and mental or physical ability… you name it. However, are you refusing God’s will in the name of God because of yourself-righteousness or religious zeal? What does the Bible say about it?
What makes you a Christian? What makes St. Matthew’s United Methodist Church a Christian church? Who is at the center of your personal life and church life?
At the crossroads, let us remember, pray, and then set out, following the Way of the Crucified One – the way of love.
By God’s grace, we are accepted and loved and are called to be prophets of welcome to others. Especially as our culture struggles anew with racial injustice, our call is to be agents of healing and of beloved community for all God’s children.
How will we walk the path of discipleship in this time? We make the road by walking.
We’re all part of the ongoing story of God’s grace, You’re always choosing what part you play.