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Render Unto God: Finding Your Worth Beyond Politics | Trinity 23
The Pharisees and Herodians tried to force Jesus to pick a side — pay the tax or defy Rome. His answer still frees the weary today: the coin bears Caesar’s image, so give it back. But you bear God’s image, and no party or election holds the title deed to your soul.
You Are the Seventy: A Feast of St. Luke Homily
Jesus didn’t just send the Twelve — He sent seventy ordinary disciples. Fr. Dan’s Feast of St. Luke homily on Luke 10:1–7 shows that you are among the seventy, and your first mission field is your own home. One word of peace can change everything.
Be of Good Cheer: Forgiveness and the Paralytic
We ask God to fix what we can see — the diagnosis, the broken relationship, the bad situation. But Jesus goes deeper. Before He heals the body, He speaks to the soul: “Son, be of good cheer; thy sins be forgiven thee.”