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Freedom in My Bones
Jan L Richardson | The Painted Prayerbook
Scripture Meditation or Sermon, Artwork, Poetry
Jan L. Richardson talks about Luke 13:10-17 and asks what patterns and themes are hindrances in your life and community. She addresses the feeling of freedom when incorporating art, writing, and worship in your life.
Luke 13:10-17
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Sabbath, Community, Freedom

From Feast to Feast
Jan L Richardson | The Painted Prayerbook
Artwork
Jan L. Richardson's artwork "The Feast Beneath" based on Matthew 15:10-28, with a link to further reflection on Jesus and the Canaanite mother.
Matthew 15:10-28
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Community, Mother, Feast, Gentiles

Blessing When the World Is Ending
Jan L Richardson | Global Worship
Poetry
Jan Richardson offers her poem "Blessing When the World is Ending" with encouragement to "turn toward one another with wild and stubborn hope."
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Blessing, Hope, Darkness, Light

For What Binds Us
Jan L Richardson | The Painted Prayerbook
Scripture Meditation or Sermon, Artwork, Poetry
This artwork and exegesis by Jan L. Richardson are based on Matthew 18:15-20. Richardson discusses how Christians are called to deal with conflict by discerning sin, engaging each other with love and humility, and restoring relationships.
Matthew 18:15-20
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Community, Conflict, Body And Blood Of Christ, Sin

Overcoming Babel: Liturgical Resources
Mary Emaline Kraus | Discipleship Ministries
Assurance of Pardon and 4 more types
These prayers, call to worship, and blessing are suitable for use at Pentecost. Provides clickable links to additional resources, including planning and preaching notes, hymn suggestions, youth lessons, and graphics.
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Babel, Community, Pentecost, Unity

Circling Around Again
Jan L Richardson | The Painted Prayerbook
Scripture Meditation or Sermon, Artwork, Poetry
This artwork and commentary by Jan L. Richardson are associated with Mark 5:21-24. Discussing how story describes "two healings that are intertwined with one another," Richardson discusses how wholesome healing is both personal and communal.
Mark 5:21-24
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Healing, Community, Individualism

Where Two or Three
Jan L Richardson | The Painted Prayerbook
Artwork, Poetry
This artwork by Jan L. Richardson titled "For What Binds Us" is associated with Matthew 18:15-20.
Matthew 18:15-20
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Unity, Community, Fellowship

Walk Across That Water
Garrison Doles | The Painted Prayerbook
Scripture Meditation or Sermon, Artwork, Poetry
This painting, commentary and poem by Jan Richardson and song by Garrison Doles are based on Matthew 14:22-33. Richardson reflects on the meaning of faith; it is not achieved through will and it lives in community.
Matthew 14:22-33
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Faith, Will, Community, Submission

A Blessing at Bethany
Jan L Richardson | The Painted Prayerbook
Artwork, Article about Artwork
A reflection, with a related artwork, by Jan Richardson on Luke 24:44-53. Richardson writes that by bringing the disciples to Bethany before his Ascension, he reminds them of the community they have known and will embody.
Luke 24:44-53
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Ascension, Community, Body And Blood Of Christ, Bethany

Fire and Breath
Jan L Richardson | The Painted Prayerbook
Scripture Meditation or Sermon, Artwork
We can’t always plan our moments of initiation; we cannot control the ways that God flings us across a new threshold. Jan Richardson reflects on God's transforming presence in Acts 2:1-21.
Acts 2:1-21
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Pentecost, Community, Change

A Spiral-Shaped God
Jan L Richardson | The Painted Prayerbook
Artwork and 3 more types
The Celtic spiral from medieval Christianity has much to speak to the heart contemplating God. Jan Richardson offers artwork and a reflection to celebrate Trinity Sunday, referencing Matthew 28:16-20.
Matthew 28:16-20
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Trinity, Community, Celtic Church, God's Presence

Ends of the Earth Shall Remember
Jan L Richardson | The Painted Prayerbook
Scripture Meditation or Sermon, Artwork, Poetry
"Who are we if we cannot remember?" This painting and commentary by Jan Richardson reflect on Psalm 22:23-31, calling us to remember.
Psalm 22
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Work, Memory, Community, History

The Solace of Other Tables
Jan L Richardson | The Painted Prayerbook
Scripture Meditation or Sermon, Artwork
World Communion Sunday invites us to think of other tables, ones that are not our own, and the welcome we might find there. It invites us to consider unity and hospitality around the table.
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World Communion Sunday, Comfort, Table, Community

How Wide is Your Welcome?
Jan L Richardson | The Painted Prayerbook
Scripture Meditation or Sermon, Artwork, Poetry
This devotional on Matthew 10:40-42 invites the reader to ask, 'How wide is your welcome?' Using art, poetry, personal experience and scripture reflection, the author draws us to reflect on hospitality.
Matthew 10:40-42
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Community, Generosity, Hospitality, Joy

Power, Community and Foot Washing
Jan L Richardson | The Painted Prayerbook
Scripture Meditation or Sermon, Artwork, Poetry
A brief reflection on John 13.1-17, 31-35, with it's power dynamics around foot washing. The writer discusses her own skepticism around this ritual, and the way it can draw us out of complacency.
John 13:1, 34-35
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Love, Jesus Christ, Community, Holiness

A Gracious Plenty
Jan L Richardson | The Painted Prayerbook
Scripture Meditation or Sermon, Artwork, Poetry
This piece of artwork and reflection on Matthew 14:13-21. "What are you hungry for these days? How are you being fed?"
Matthew 14:13-21
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Ministry, Community, Calling/vocation, Spirituality

In Which We Get Nailed
Jan L Richardson | The Painted Prayerbook
Scripture Meditation or Sermon, Artwork, Poetry
Love, suffering, and life together in light of Jesus passion emerge as themes of this reflection and artwork for Good Friday.
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Community, Family, Homelessness, Justice