“But to you who are listening I say: Love your enemies, do good to those who hate you, bless those who curse you, pray for those who mistreat you."
Luke 6:27-28
As we approach the 10th anniversary of 9-11 many of us are reflecting on that tragic day.
Memories and questions may flood your mind, or perhaps your mind goes numb.
Our church is doing a sermon series on 9-11. It started last week and I already know it will be a series I'll remember for years to come.
This Sunday I invite you to watch, as this weekend's sermon is meant to shed light on Islam.
I'm guessing most of you don't know much about it. I'll admit that I don't.
You can catch the live service at 10:45am or 5:00pm CST and it should be available at your convenience starting Monday.
For now, here's the promo video:
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Katie, beautiful photograph, and such an important reminder as we approach the anniversary of 9-11.
ReplyDeletewonderful photo! great verses.
ReplyDeletei don't know as much as i should about islam. but i read a book called blood of the moon. and that opened my eyes to a lot. i read it almost immediately after 9-11, when someone on the radio was talking about it.
I love studying religions, and took a course in college on comparative religions that was taught by the most amazing pastor. That class was crazy hard, and he pushed us (which of course the big nerd in me thrived on, haha) but he was also so inspiring. He pushed boundaries in this public college by approaching in as a defense of Christianity in ever so subtle ways. He made me realize that it is important to understand where people are coming from before we can direct them in which way to go! :)
ReplyDeleteLove the photo...what a powerful post!
ReplyDeleteLove the photo! The commemoration will be moving and the sermon enlightening.
ReplyDeleteThank you for hosting, Katie.
Blessings,
Janis
Thank you for reminding us the 10th anniversary of 9-11 attack... It's one of the darkest moments of America that touched the whole world... God bless :)
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I was just thinking about 9-11 and how much we have to be grateful for and how we need to keep the families that were directly impacted in our prayers along with this nation.
ReplyDeleteLooks like I'll have to check out the series. Thanks for sharing and God bless.
Love the Love photo with the Love verse! :-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo and reminder to always remember.
ReplyDeleteWalking our faith life means following His word including loving our enemies. I don't always find that easy! But seeking to understand is helpful. Thanks for sharing the link to your sermon series.
ReplyDeleteI "love" it. he he. very cool.
ReplyDeleteIt's so hard to believe it's been 10 years but I pray that people's hearts continue to change for the better. What a great series your church is doing.
ReplyDeleteKatie! You've been light painting! I love it. I still need to give it a try.
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