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In the parable of the Wheat and the Tares, Jesus says that premature judgement would do more harm than good - the righteous would be harmed along with the unrighteous. Peter explores this idea in our sermon today.
From Genesis we have the example of Esau despising his birthright while from the gospel reading, Jesus warns us to be receptive to God's word to us so that it may produce good fruit in our lives. The question arises, "What is our birthright in Christ?"
Next Friday is Matariki, the Maori New Year. In today's Intergenerational service, we see what the Bible says about constellations and pick up the Maori ideas of reviewing the past year and planning for the next year.
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