True Mirror

True Mirror

Sunday, July 9, 2017
| Romans 7:15-25a

We love mirrors. We must because they're everywhere. Now comes the True Mirror, a mirror that allows us to see ourselves as others see us. 

At a Glance

We love mirrors. We must because they're everywhere. Now comes the True Mirror, a mirror that allows us to see ourselves as others see us. Place a book in front of this mirror and the title will be readable. That's what a true mirror is. In today's epistle reading, Paul explains how Jesus Christ is the True Mirror.


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For material based on today's gospel text, see "The Greatest Generation," July 4, 1999, at HomileticsOnline.com.


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