Love and sin in the power of the tongue | Deacon Aaron Eime

29 August 2021 - Fourteenth Sunday after Pentecost - Our tongues have the power to change the world and to defile us. Rev. Aaron Eime reminds us that we should use our words to love God and one another. God is ever calling to us, and our attention should be fixed on him. We must know the voice of the Beloved so we can respond to him and so understand what it is we are to do and what to say.

Readings: Song of Solomon 2:8-13; James 1:17-29; Mark 7:1-23

Rev. Aaron Eime is a Deacon at Christ Church, Jerusalem and Bible Historian and teacher for CMJ Israel. Aaron studied at the Hebrew University in the Masters Program with the focus towards Early Jewish and Christian Interpretation of Bible. He also studied Psychology and Sociology at Queensland University in Australia. He is a dedicated Bible teacher exploring the Hebraic Roots of the Christian Faith and has taught internationally including Europe, North America, Hong Kong and China. He lives in Jerusalem with his wife and 3 children.
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