Twenty-sixth Sunday after Pentecost
November 18, 2018 10:00 AM Worship and Sunday School
 “Look, Teacher, what large stones and what large buildings.” All too often all our culture has to offer is spectacle. There is a constant and ongoing competition for our attention, we live in, nurture, and are trapped within a culture of the outrageous. It’s always something, some kind of spectacle that distracts us from what matters, from what’s urgent. Jesus is about to be just one more person crushed by the empire, to offer all he had in a gesture that had to seem ridiculously inconsequential, and yet would change – indeed, save – the world that barely noticed. And yet as he approaches his moment of sacrifice, as tensions increase and the plot thickens, all his disciples can manage is an embarrassingly feeble, “Look, Teacher, what large stones and what large buildings.” - David Lose Sunday's Scriptures: and YES!  The Pledge:
While interacting with members of my own faith, or ethnic, or gender community, or with others, if I hear hateful comments from anyone about members of any other community, I pledge to stand up for the other and speak up to challenge bigotry in any form.
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