Not the true measure
freedom from oppression
Barabbas seeking
rebellion
to overthrow the Romans
an illusion of freedom
when Pilate set him free
But he was still a
prisoner
Christ was the true
freedom
His life to atone for us
paying the price for us
squaring the ledgers
God’s judgment on us
====
Edited
December 30, 2013
“an
illusion of freedom – v6”
(editing
version 2)
Edited
December 25, 2013
“an
illusion of freedom – v5”
Edited
November 10, 2013
“an
illusion of freedom – v4”
(editing
version 2)
Edited
August 10, 2013
“an
illusion of freedom – v3”
Edited
August 3, 2013
“an
illusion of freedom – v2
March
25, 2013
“an illusion of freedom”
Fourth
Sunday in Lent
Luke
15:1-3, 11b-32 (CEB)
Joshua 5:10-12 (CEB)
Worship Theme – “The Voice
of God . . . Barabbas”
Call to Worship (Psalm 117 Common English Bible)
Unison
Prayer
Prayer
of Dedication (GBOD 2013)
This
Lenten Season, we are doing something a little different. We are doing Lenten
Dramas from: http://www.sermonsfromseattle.com/home.htm
It is called "The Voice of God". We are hearing conversations between
God and some of the characters that took part in Passion Week. It has been a
"moving experience" for all. . .
February
13 2013 Ash Wednesday – James (portrayed
by Diane Mitchell)
February
17, 2013 – Judas (portrayal by Ray Foss)
February
24, 2013 – Peter (portrayal by Marshall
Burns)
March
3, 2013 – Pilate (portrayed by Richard
Fleury)
March
10, 2013 – Barabbas (portrayed by Mark
Cioffi)
March
17, 2013 - Dysmas (Thief on the cross)
(portrayed by Ray Foss)
March
24, 2013 Palm Sunday
March
28, 2013 Maundy Thursday – The Centurion
March
29, 2013 Good Friday - Mary Mother of Jesus
March
31, 2013 Easter Sunday! - The Gardner
and
Lenten Drama:
(a
conversation with Pilate and God after the crucifixion)
by
Pastor Ruth Foss
sermon blog
meditation blog
Suncook United Methodist Church
Suncook, NH
March
10, 2013
Fourth
Sunday in Lent
Lent
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