This Sunday (May 11, 2025)

Scripture: Luke 6:39-40

39 He also told them a parable: “Can a blind person guide a blind person? Will not both fall into a pit? 40 A disciple is not above the teacher, but every disciple who is fully qualified will be like the teacher.

Questions

Everyone is invited to stay after lunch to discuss questions raised by the main Scripture passage and/or sermon in a small group format. We'd love to prepare ahead to answer your questions, so please read through the passage above a few times and then type your questions into the "My Questions" box on this page.

When reading Scripture, it is helpful to:

  1. Read the passage in more than one translation of the Bible. BibleGateway.com is a great resource for this. This article published by BibleGateway will help you understand how different translations compare to each other. At Walmer, we usually read from the NRSV.
  2. Read an interlinear version of the passage. This shows the Greek or Hebrew text with the English translation immediately below, word-for-word. It also provides resources to better understand the grammar in the original languages and how that grammar affects meaning.

My Questions

Use this form to submit questions raised as you read this Sunday's Bible passage. Then, stay after lunch on Sunday for our discussion group as we dig into the passage further, answering those questions not addressed in the sermon as well as those raised by the sermon.

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We're learning the song, House of the Lord, by Jonathan Smith and Phil Wickham. (© 2020 Be Essential Songs | Cashagamble Jet Music | Phil Wickham Music | Simply Global Songs)

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Introducing Jesus and Those Who Follow Him (Jan. 5 - Nov. 23/25)

Jesus is the beloved Son of God, sent by God to do God's work in the world. In this series of sermons we'll be exploring Luke's gospel to help us better understand who Jesus is and what God's work in the world looks like. As we do so, we'll be challenged to consider what it means to follow Jesus.

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