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The Right Answer to the Wrong Question

July 1, 2013 //  by Shannon Kelly

Ordinary Time, Proper 27, Year C
Scripture: Luke 20:27-38

Jesus refuses to climb into the little boxes people try to create to contain him. Where are we stuck in our little boxes, too afraid to risk the freedom Jesus offers?

Download the Lesson Plans for Proper 27

LPTW Proper 27, Year C, Younger Children
LPTW Proper 27, Year C, Older Children
LPTW Proper 27, Year C, Adults
LPTW Proper 27, Year C, All

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