Moses – Linda Vogt Turner

Epiphany XIX: Pentecost Joy

A bride and groom kiss beneath descending flames, surrounded by a gathered crowd, with a joyful presider looking on.

At Sinai, the people were prepared to meet with God—so they would hear Him speak with Moses and trust him as the Teacher of Israel.

At Pentecost, those who trusted the Forerunner’s testimony—“the bride belongs to the bridegroom”—celebrate good news of great joy as Peter speaks.

Epiphany XIII: Living Water Proclaims

A white-haired elderly man holding a wine glass looks toward a black man with his hand at the waist of a red-haired woman, who points and looks up toward the black man.

From place to place, Jesus proclaimed what had been kept sacred—
by Moses, the Prophets, and the Psalms.
Not all who heard were ready to receive what had been kept hidden.
But those with ears to hear
went—and began to tell.

Epiphany X: Jesus Talk — in the Dark

Man and woman in a first-century setting seated face to face on a couch with sandals removed, moon and night sky visible through a parted curtain behind them.

A night conversation in John’s Gospel raises a question readers seldom ask: Who is the Teacher of Israel — and what is he doing speaking with Jesus in the moonlight?

Epiphany VII: The Sapphire Wall

Simon Peter judges Ananias and Sapphira for concealing the full price of the field they sold.

Veiling Grace and Glory, judgment follows. Epiphany VII reveals how concealment, the price of leadership, and the sapphire mystery hide Truth and pave the way.

Communion and the Heartbeat of the Gospel

Communion is not a funeral ritual. It is a wedding feast — where the Bride’s veil is lifted, the heartbeat of Christ is honoured, and life is renewed.