Right Hand of God – Feb 7th
“But when he saw the wind, he was afraid and,
see Matthew 14:29-31
beginning to sink, cried out, ‘Lord, save me!’
Immediately Jesus reached out his hand and caught him.
“DEXTERA DOMINI” may sound like the utterance of a wizard from Harry Potter, but it is not. It is latin for “the right hand of God,” one of the most common anthropomorphisms found in Scripture. It has inspired great works of art across the ages.
Why should you care? Well, the Latin translation is not so important. But the powerful and protective grasp of God, extended in grace, symbolically depicted by the Prophets and Psalmist as “God’s right hand,” is Good News for us right now. The Lord combines righteousness and the will to rescue, taking hold of the drowning. This is the Gospel for the faithful whose feet are slipping.
YOUNG CHURCH
- Godly Play: Parable of Parables, ZOOM story at 10 am
- Big Kids: ZOOM meeting at 11:20 am on Sunday
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
But when was it? And whose was it? I don’t know, and neither do you. What if we had a birthday moment, once a month during one of our gatherings? If you are willing to round up everyone’s birthday and champion this cause, please communicate with Pastor Eric.
BEYOND SUNDAY
- Four separate Small Groups meet via ZOOM on a regular basis – “Guys Group”; “North End Moms”; “Crown Hill”; “POD-19”; email office@emmausroad.net for info
- New Horizons Dinner – served every first Wednesday; email office@emmausroad.net for info.