CẢM NGHIỆM SỐNG LC- MƠ NGUYỄN - CHRISTOPHER

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    Mo Nguyen
     

                                                                      FOURTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME – YEAR C

     

                                                                                                  30 JANUARY 2022

     

     

     

                                       GOD’S WORD PREVAILS 

                                                                                                                                     

                                                                                BREAKING OPEN THE WORD

                                                                                           

                                                                       GOD’S WORD PREVAILS (Luke 4: 21-30)

     

    Prophets are normally understood as foretellers, but more often their role is that of being forth-teller, that is, those who have the often-dangerous role of proclaiming God’s word. Since God’s word to Israel was often one of challenge, the ministry of the prophet was undertaken in the midst of opposition, rejection, and misunderstanding. As Jeremiah begins his ministry as prophet, he is prepared for the difficulties that lie before him but encouraged with the knowledge that God will protect and defend him. One of the ways that Luke portrays Jesus is as a prophet and, like the prophets before him, his message will lead to rejection by his own people. At first Jesus’ message is received with wonder but as the challenge of Jesus’ words comes to be understood, his own people become enraged and seek to destroy him. As Jesus slips from their grasp we see the promise of protection made to Jeremiah being fulfilled. Despite opposition, God’s word will be proclaimed.

     

    During Paul’s ministry, there were occasions when it was necessary for him to speak uncomfortable truths to his fledgling communities. The Christians in Corinth had been blessed with many spiritual gifts – tongues, prophecy, knowledge – but these very gifts had become a source of division and competition within the community. Paul knew that the only lasting foundation upon which the community could be built was that of love. It is only with the eyes of love that one can see clearly enough to come to maturity in Christ.

     

    CHRISTOPHER MONAGHAN CP

     

          Nothing Shall Separate Us From The Love Of God (with lyrics):

     

                                                                 https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=nothing+shall+separate+us+from+the+love+of+god+images+youtube&docid=608046620611073028&mid=66EE09E                                      F156F95A8B10566EE09EF156F95A8B105&view=detail&FORM=VIRE

     

     

     

                                        Tình Yêu Thiên Chúa:

     

                                                                       https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=T%c3%acnh+y%c3%aau+Thi%c3%aan+Ch%c3%baa+song+youtube&docid=607990395206440272&mid=5CD99A02                                       3B82F39CC4495CD99A023B82F39CC449&view=detail&FORM=VIRE