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Dear Pathways Christian Fellowship family and friends,
07/10/2026
Our scripture readings for this Sunday:
1. Matthew 13:1-9; 18-23: The Parable of the Four Soils - Jesus uses this parable to explain why people react differently to the Gospel. The "seed" is the word of God, and the "soil" represents the human heart.
2. Romans 8:1-11: Life in the Spirit - Paul explains how the good soil is cultivated and maintained. He emphasizes a transition from the flesh (human nature) to the Spirit (God's presence).
Together, these texts trace the journey of a believer. Matthew teaches us that we must be the "good soil" that allows God’s word to take root despite life's thorns and rocks. Romans 8 assures us that we aren't left to do this hard work on our own; the Holy Spirit actively lives inside us to give us the power to bear lasting spiritual fruit.
Which "soil type" in Matthew do you find most relatable? Let's find out together at 10:15am.
Yours in Christ,
Pastor Patrick
Worship Team Leader
Since her first job in high school as the First Church of Christ Scientist organist in East Aurora, Julie Hoth has followed her calling to music. She studied at SUNY Fredonia for a Bachelor’s degree in music education as a voice major. Since then she has been an organist, soloist, pianist, choral director and teacher at numerous churches and schools, and is now music director for Pathways Christian Fellowship and a member of the Orchard Park Chorale.
After 36 years working for Moog Inc. in Elma, Julie is thoroughly enjoying retirement with her husband Don in the village of EastAurora. She is a frequent volunteer for ACES (Aurorans for Climate and Environmental Sense), the Rural Outreach Center, and the Crystal Lake Camp in PA. Free time is spent with her three adult children who have remained in the WNY area, camping, star gazing, nature walks, dog walking, listening to classical music on BTPM, and supporting the arts and local businesses.
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