Two Stops on the Way to Jerusalem

April 4, 2020/CathyChung/

Topics to Dig Into

Who is He?

What is God like? Who is this man Jesus? How can we understand the Holy Spirit?

The Visible God

God is present and active in our lives, often working through people and ‘coincidences’. Thank and praise Him!

Making it Practical

Following Jesus in today’s world can be challenging. But living according to Jesus’ teaching is incredibly worthwhile. Call it life-changing.

He Knows You

God’s love is unconditional. He knows our hearts and continually invites us into relationship.

Ah-Ha!

Learning about the culture and language of Bible times can reveal new meaning in familiar scriptures. Let’s call them ah-ha moments.

Holy Week Jesus is on His way to Jerusalem knowing He will accomplish His mission by dying. What are His crucial final actions and teachings?

I’m creating videos this Holy Week because we’re in isolation. In this 6 minute message we learn about two stops Jesus made – one for personal reasons and one as part of His mission. Join me, will you?

Holy Week – Last Stops before Jerusalem

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4 Comments

Jackie Collins on April 5, 2020 at 8:54 AM

I like the words you used to describe that Mary had extravagant love for Jesus. I wonder if we can set that as our purpose, our purpose this week – to feel and show e travagant love for Jesus.

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- CathyChung on April 5, 2020 at 10:40 AM
  
  Thanks for watching Jackie. Mary’s act was amazingly extravagant. Expensive, humbling, intimate, and public. YES! let’s love Jesus like that! Holy Week is a great time to start because Jesus is giving us His all this week. Certainly we can give Him our all in response.
  
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J.D. Wininger on April 5, 2020 at 11:05 AM

Enjoying your videos ma’am. Thank you so much for sharing.

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Marilyn Nutter on April 5, 2020 at 11:46 AM

Thank you Cathy. I enjoyed the videos and showing how different His stops were. Make me think about the different stops I make and their importance.

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