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This week we explore Luke 23:33-43 and the kingship of Christ – who seemed to have no power the world recognized. But God's power kicks in when we lay ours down.  To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe here . Next Sunday’s readings are here.

This week we explore Luke 23:33-43 and the kingship of Christ – who looked like no king the world has ever seen. He still doesn't - as now he is mostly seen through us.  To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe here . Next Sunday’s readings are here.

This week we explore Luke 23:33-43 and the kingship of Christ – who looked like no king the world has ever seen, and extended power from the place of greatest powerlessness. To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe here . Next Sunday’s readings are here.

This week we explore Luke 23:33-43 and the kingship of Christ – who looked like no king the world has ever seen. How can we keep faith alive when it looks like maybe we were wrong about Jesus? To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe here . Next Sunday’s readings are here.

This week we explore Luke 23:33-43 and the kingship of Christ – who looked like no king the world has ever seen. Can we follow his way of forgiveness? To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe here . Next Sunday’s readings are here.

Today we explore Isaiah 65:17-25 , a prophecy of justice and security. Can we bring God's vision of peace into being with our faith?  To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe here . Next Sunday’s readings are here.

. Today we explore Isaiah 65:17-25, a prophecy of justice and security. How might we participate with God in bringing about this restored creation? To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe here . Next Sunday’s readings are here.

Today we explore Luke 21:5-19 , in which Jesus talks about the end of the world and persecution. He tells his followers their faith will be tried by persecution. How would we fare? To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe here . Next Sunday’s readings are here.

Today we explore Luke 21:5-19 , in which Jesus talks about the end of the world and persecution – oh joy! Can we ever feel fine about endings?  To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe here . Next Sunday’s readings are here.

Today we explore Luke 21:5-19 , in which Jesus talks about the end of the world and persecution – oh joy! Do we really need to talk about the end of the world?  To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe here . Next Sunday’s readings are here.

Today we explore Luke 6:20-31 , in which Jesus taught his disciples to expect both blessings and woes, and ends with this simple advice: Do to others as you would have them do to you. Why is so hard to do something so obviously to our benefit?  To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe here . Next Sunday’s readings are here.

Today we explore Luke 6:20-31 , in which Jesus taught his disciples to expect both blessings and woes, and invited them to give freely, even when stolen from. Can we live this way? To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe here . Next Sunday’s readings are here.

Today we explore Luke 6:20-31 , in which Jesus taught his disciples to expect both blessings and woes. And he invites us to be a source of blessing, even to those who are enemies. Can we do that? To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe here . Next Sunday’s readings are here.

Today we explore Luke 6:20-31 , in which Jesus taught his disciples to expect both blessings and woes, walking a fine line between acceptance and rejection.  To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe here . Next Sunday’s readings are here.

Today we explore Luke 6:20-31 , in which Jesus taught his disciples to expect both blessings and woes. Does it really have to be both? To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe here . Next Sunday’s readings are here.

Today we explore Luke 19:1-10 , a story of tree-climbing and transformation. Jesus' forgiveness loosens a notorious person's heart. It can do the same for us. To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe here . Next Sunday’s readings are here.

Today we explore Luke 19:1-10 , a story of tree-climbing and transformation. Transformation happens more readily in an environment of accepting love.  To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe here . Next Sunday’s readings are here.

Today we explore Luke 19:1-10 , a story of tree-climbing and transformation. Sometimes we need to get close to some loathsome people to bring healing and transformation to them... To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe here . Next Sunday’s readings are here.

Today we explore Luke 19:1-10 , a story of tree-climbing and transformation. How would you feel if you learned Jesus was coming to dinner tonight?  To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe here . Next Sunday’s readings are here.

. Today we explore Luke 19:1-10 , a story of tree-climbing and transformation. What or who would you climb a tree to see? To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe here . Next Sunday’s readings are here.

Today we explore Luke 18:9-14 , in which Jesus tells a story about self-righteousness and humility. Self-righteousness and religion go together really well; humility goes better for relationships.  To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe here . Next Sunday’s readings are here.

Today we explore Luke18:9-14 , in which Jesus tells a story about self-righteousness and humility - and restoration of our status as saints.  That's what justification is all about.  To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe here . Next Sunday’s readings are here.

. Today we explore Luke18:9-14 , in which Jesus tells a story about self-righteousness and humility. Seeing ourselves clearly opens us to grace.  To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe here . Next Sunday’s readings are here.

Today we explore Luke18:9-14 , in which Jesus tells a story about self-righteousness and humility. We are good because God says so, not because we always manage it on our own.  To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe here . Next Sunday’s readings are here.

Today we explore Luke18:9-14 , in which Jesus tells a story about self-righteousness and humility. Do we feel righteous or unworthy? To receive Water Daily by email each morning, subscribe here . Next Sunday’s readings are here.