A focused route into the archive

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    Modern Lectionaries connects scripture, history, justice, and present-day concerns through its original Blogspot writing. This media page keeps that writing in its source home while giving readers a focused way to begin.

    Choose a dated article below to open the original post, then visit the full archive when you want to continue the study.

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    Selected Bible and Christianity archive links

    Four Bible-focused readings to begin with.

    These are selected Bible- and Christianity-focused archive links about scripture, Christian responsibility, justice, and healing public life. The original writing remains on Blogspot, and each card opens the dated post in its original home. This is a focused starting point, not a permanent most-viewed ranking.

    The Resurrection and the Great Commission

    A reflection on resurrection, the Great Commission, nonviolence, and Christian public responsibility.

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    Nicodemus: The Man Who Didn’t Understand (John 3:1–17)

    A reflection on John 3:1–17, spiritual rebirth, and the limits of literal interpretation.

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    What it Means to Have Faith: The Bleeding Woman and the Dying Daughter (Mark 5:21–43)

    A reflection on Mark 5:21–43, faith, healing, marginalized people, and courageous action.

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    How People of Faith Can Heal the Nation

    A reflection on faith, propaganda, political cults, and healing public life.

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    The original source

    Continue through the full archive.

    Visit Modern Lectionaries for the wider collection of scripture reflections, historical context, and resources for faith leaders and learners.

    Visit the Modern Lectionaries archive