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This week we look at  Mark 11:1-11,  the story of Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem. He doesn't stay long but heads out of town for an evening with friends. © Kate Heichler, 2024.  To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe  here .   Here  are   the bible readings for Sunday.

This week we look at  Mark 11:1-11,  the story of Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem. What do we make of those "hosannas" that so quickly turned to "Crucify him?"   © Kate Heichler, 2024.  To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe  here .   Here  are   the bible readings for Sunday.

This week we look at  Mark 11:1-11,  the story of Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem. There is no mention of palms in the story!   © Kate Heichler, 2024.  To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe  here .   Here  are   the bible readings for Sunday.

This week we look at  Mark 11:1-11,  the story of Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem. Today we look at how he acquires a colt on which to ride.   © Kate Heichler, 2024.  To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe  here .   Here  are   the bible readings for Sunday.

This week we look at  Mark 11:1-11,  the story of Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem. We are drawing near that story too.   © Kate Heichler, 2024.  To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe  here .   Here  are   the bible readings for Sunday.

This week we look at  John 312:20-33,  in which Jesus looks at the suffering ahead for him - and chooses it in love for us. © Kate Heichler, 2024.  To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe  here .   Here  are   the bible readings for Sunday.

This week we look at  John 312:20-33,  in which Jesus contemplates the suffering ahead and how it will glorify God. How do we glorify God?   © Kate Heichler, 2024.  To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe  here .   Here  are   the bible readings for Sunday.

This week we look at  John 312:20-33,  in which Jesus compares himself to a grain of wheat that must be buried in dark earth and broken open in order to bear fruit.   © Kate Heichler, 2024.  To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe  here .   Here  are   the bible readings for Sunday. 

This week we look at  John 312:20-33,  in which Jesus compares himself to a grain of wheat, feeling the dread of what is coming. He transcended that dread... can we do that with God's help?   © Kate Heichler, 2024.  To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe  here .   Here  are   the bible readings for Sunday. 

This week we look at  John 312:20-33,  in which Jesus compares himself to a grain of wheat. It started when some Greeks approached Philip saying, "We want to see Jesus." © Kate Heichler, 2024.  To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe  here .   Here  are   the bible readings for Sunday. 

This week we look at  John 3:14-21,  in which we encounter the most famous of Jesus’ teachings – “For God so loved the world.” That love helps us become true, as we allow it in.   © Kate Heichler, 2024.  To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe  here .   Here  are   the bible readings for Sunday. 

This week we look at  John 3:14-21,  in which Jesus talks about those who love darkness rather than light. Which are we?   © Kate Heichler, 2024.  To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe  here .   Here  are   the bible readings for Sunday. 

This week we look at  John 3:14-21,  in which we encounter the most famous of Jesus’ teachings – “For God so loved the world.” Can we believe in the promise of life beyond condemnation? © Kate Heichler, 2024.  To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe  here .   Here  are   the bible readings for Sunday. 

This week we look at  John 3:14-21,  in which we encounter the most famous of Jesus’ teachings – “For God so loved the world.” Is this good news for us?   © Kate Heichler, 2024.  To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe  here .   Here  are   the bible readings for Sunday. 

This week we look at  John 3:14-21,  in which we encounter the most famous of Jesus’ teachings – “For God so loved the world.” How could Jesus' crucifixion bring us healing?   © Kate Heichler, 2024.  To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe  here .   Here  are   the bible readings for Sunday. 

This week we look at  John 2:13-22,  in which we see Jesus invite his followers to a faith that goes beyond physical sight. How can we believe what we cannot see?   © Kate Heichler, 2024.  To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe  here .   Here  are   the bible readings for Sunday. 

This week we look at  John 2:13-22,  in which we see Jesus confront the religious establishment that ran the temple. That's where God was said to dwell on earth. Where does God dwell now?   © Kate Heichler, 2024.  To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe  here .   Here  are   the bible readings for Sunday. 

This week we look at  John 2:13-22,  in which we see Jesus confront the religious establishment. He calls the holy temple "his father's house." Are our sanctuaries God's house?   © Kate Heichler, 2024.  To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe  here .   Here  are   the bible readings for Sunday. 

This week we look at  John 2:13-22,  in which we see Jesus confront the religious establishment with great zeal - when are called to be zealous? © Kate Heichler, 2024.  To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe  here .   Here  are   the bible readings for Sunday. 

This week we look at  John 2:13-22,  in which we see Jesus confront the religious establishment. When is anger okay? © Kate Heichler, 2024.  To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe  here .   Here  are   the bible readings for Sunday.

This week we look at  Mark 8:31-38,  in which Jesus talks about the cost of being his disciple, the need to "give up our lives." What does that mean?   © Kate Heichler, 2024.  To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe  here .   Here  are   the bible readings for Sunday.

Today we go back to the origin story of the loaves and fishes (John 6:1-14) and explore how picnics speak to us of God and faith?   © Kate Heichler, 2024.  To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe  here .   Here  are   the bible readings for next Sunday. 

This week we look at  Mark 8:31-38,  in which Jesus talks about the cost of being his disciple. He says that includes a willingness to lose yourself. What does that mean?   © Kate Heichler, 2024.  To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe  here .   Here  are   the bible readings for Sunday.

This week we look at  Mark 8:31-38,  in which Jesus talks about the cost of being his disciple. He tells his followers they need to learn to think like God. How do we do that?   © Kate Heichler, 2024.  To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe  here .   Here  are   the bible readings for Sunday.

This week we look at  Mark 8:31-38,  in which Jesus talks about the cost of being his disciple. What he says causes Peter to question. © Kate Heichler, 2024.  To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe  here .   Here  are   the bible readings for Sunday.