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Day1 host Peter Wallace's new book on the emotions of Jesus is, according to Marcus Borg, “An illuminating and powerful personal meditation." Ideal for personal or group study.

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The Rev. John Gunn

Man in the Mirror

The Rev. John Gunn (other)

In this episode of Be Still and Know, The Rev. Gunn asks, "Do you really know the person in your mirror? Have you ever taken the time to get acquainted with him? Ask him what he believes in, what he lives for. Look him straight in the face while you're doing it. You need not hesitate; you will not regard it as impertinence; you'll not in the least resent it - not from you."

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The Rev. Dr. Timothy Smith

Don't Just Do Something--Sit There!

Matthew 17:1-9

Transfiguration Sunday - Year A

March 06, 2011

The Rev. Dr. Timothy Smith (ELCA)

"Don't just stand there; do something!" A familiar and urgent command designed to spur us on out of complacency into action! Peter essentially barks out this imperative in response to witnessing the induction of Jesus into the faith heroes hall of fame by virtue of his appearance on the mountain with Moses and Elijah, not to mention his glowing transfiguration. Overwhelmed and awed by the whole event, Peter did what most of us do in pivotal and poignant moments: carpe diem!  Seize the day! Capture the moment! Let's make some dwellings; let's make it a Kodak moment, preserve it for all posterity. Let's get to work! C'mon, guys, get the stuff we need to make a dwelling--boards, hammers, nails. James, John, don't just stand there with your mouths hanging open! Get busy! Do something!

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An Invitation to Find Ourselves - William Dols on Day1 Sermon Reflections

The Rev. Dr. William L. Dols (TEC)

"From the Book of Exodus... When we are comfortable in our bondage, it is our suffering that can set us free.." -- The Rev. Dr. William Dols