Nicodemus is not a figure of the past. He lives in the heart of every believer who is tempted to settle down in the secure religious wisdom of the establishment and thus resist the challenge of ongoing revelation. So, what is Jesus’ lesson to Nicodemus and to us?

Jesus can be confusing and mysterious even to the most faithful, the most scholarly, lifelong Bible Study attenders. But Jesus really does want us to know him and to know him well. How does the story of the meeting between Nicodemus and Jesus help us understand that even with the mystery and the confusion, Jesus really wants us to know him?

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What gets to Jesus and why? We lean to the images of the baby in the manger, the good shepherd, the healer. But how do we respond to the angry Jesus?

Those who have heard the stories of Jesus often have a mindful image of a shepherd carrying a lamb on his shoulders surrounded by children. But scripture teaches that there were circumstances which made Jesus quite angry. Yikes! How do we respond to an angry Jesus?

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God is at work in often unassuming, unnoticed ways to bring transformational change to our world and to our lives.

As a person of faith, what do you mean when you say you believe that God is at work in this world? How do you know, and how would you explain it to someone who does not believe? Where do you see God’s work in the normal, routine, every day? Our concept of God is big, but maybe God’s most impactful work is done in small, unassuming, sometimes even unnoticeable ways.

Welcome, Rev. Dottie LaPenta! Rev. LaPenta will be covering for Pastor Jessie during her maternity leave. Read more about Rev. LaPenta here.

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