Not Necessarily What You’d Think

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There’s an old story, maybe apocryphal, of the legendary boxer Muhammad Ali once arguing with a flight attendant over having to wear a seatbelt. “Superman don’t need a seatbelt,” he reportedly said.

Her retort? “Superman don’t need an airplane. Buckle up.”

It sounds like it might be true based on his habit of telling anyone who would listen (and that was everyone at the time) that he was, in fact, “The Greatest.”

Interestingly, nowhere—not even in this week’s Gospel—does Jesus ever criticize a person for pursuing true greatness or true significance. I think that’s because he actually created us to be great and to be significant.

There’s only one way to achieve these, however, and it’s not necessarily what you’d think.

See you Sunday.

Steve+


Vestry Meeting

The vestry will be meeting this Sunday after worship.


Family Picnic

Next week, September 26, we’ll be staying after worship to share a meal together. Bring a picnic lunch for you and your family.


Second Sunday Sandwiches

October 10 after worship.


Discovery Dinner

Wednesday, October 20, 6:30-8:30PM

If you’re new(ish) to Redeemer, you’re invited to our October Discovery Dinner with Steve and Lauren Wishart. We’ll gather around the table to share a meal, share Redeemer's story and what’s important to us, and answer any questions you might have. There’s no cost to you and children are welcome. Register in advance by clicking here.

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