Kayala 3 Sunday C Jesus Mission Homilies, gospel reflections, sundays. ad sense. labels. 10th sunday c from jaimelito gealan. introduction: we see it every day on the news—the raw grief of a parent whose child has died, perhaps in a drive by shooting or while serving in afghanistan. sometimes the tragedy is tied to an automobile accident. we hear of these deaths so often that we become numb to the pain.
Kayala 3 Sunday C Jesus Mission The word: in john’s account of the last supper, after his final teachings to his disciples before his passion, jesus addresses his father in heaven. today’s gospel is from chapter 17 of john’s gospel, the “high priestly prayer” of jesus in which he prays for his disciples, that they may be united in love, persevere despite the world. It could be said that the fundamental mission of christ’s time on earth was to fulfill god’s plan of saving the lost. jesus put it this way in luke 19:10: “the son of man came to seek and to save the lost.”. jesus had just been criticized for going to the house of a “sinner.”. jesus responded by affirming his mission was to save. The mission and purpose today. the church of god in the modern era continues to preach the gospel of the kingdom today. we teach the same message that jesus and the early church taught nearly 2,000 years ago. technological advances have allowed the church to go beyond using word of mouth and traveling on foot. March 3: the mission of jesus. february 26, 2024. by darrell nimmo. retired tennessee pastor. focal passage: luke 3:1 6; 4:14 21. luke was not born a jew. in fact, he was born a greek. some have suggested he may have been a hellenized jew, but nonetheless still very much a gentile before becoming a christian in 51 a.d.
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