Reflection of the week

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Then Jesus said to him, “What do you want me to do for you?” The blind man said to him, “My teacher, let me see again.” Jesus said to him, “Go; your faith has made you well.” Immediately he regained his sight and followed him on the way. – Mark 10:51-52

Reflection

Eyesight is precious. Now that summer is almost here, I guard it from the strong sun with the right kind of “sunnies”. Insight is just as precious, especially when I receive it in reflection and prayer.

Response

Making requests responsibly means that, before I ask, I understand what I really want Jesus to do for me today.

Action

No matter what answer I am given, I will continue to follow Jesus along the way.

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  1. Rev Bill Harris 02 november 2016, 16:23(Comment was edited) Link
    I note the reflection speaks of insights. A timely reminder to our synod to ensure they get insights into the proposed refugee policies and note that it is urgent that those who want to welcome and support refugees speak out now. I wont be at Synod but hope the church will act in the name of Christ and send a clear message to our prime minister and all in our parliament.
    I am an Australia that welcomes refugees and is appalled by our current treatment of them which is going from bad to worse.
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