Today’s Psalm selection follows this congregation’s five evenings of emphasizing God’s work through Holy Baptism. Daily lessons taught the reality that God Himself has chosen to work His wonders through plain water and His Word. …For more, click on the title below.
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Being sons of encouragement
God’s Word moves you to fear, love and trust in Him
Today marks the beginning of the long green season of the Church Year, that which has long been called, “ordinary time.” he season’s shades will change as we, in the Word, travel through the Sundays of Trinity. Colorshifts will help mark the different emphases long given to the ancient divisions of the Trinity season. Each of our greens will provide visual reminders for us of the growth and new life that God continues to give us in Christ. As we receive Him, we learn to conduct our lives in Him, according to His Word….For more, click on the title above.
The gift of God’s steadfast love
The Psalm appointed for this Pentecost begins anew the revelation that God the Holy Spirit continues to reveal the gift of God’s steadfast love to the faithful through our hearing God’s Word. That may be remembered each year as we celebrate the fifth of the Great High Feasts of the Ancient Church. The Holy Spirit, working through God’s proclaimed and heard Word, brings forth from it all the meanings of His Name. This He does as the Word continues to be planted deep in people, like you, who hear it and believe it. …For more, click on the title above.
Rogation Day prayers offered by His church
God’s gathered ones are free to offer the sacrifice of prayer
God has, in His mercy and grace for us sinner-saints brought us to this sixth Resurrection Sunday for this year. This is the time when the Church’s ancient Rogate days of prayer have been traditionally offered in the days leading up to Thursday’s Feast of the Ascension of our Lord. Such prayers are to be offered to God Who,
from (the) lands (He) gathered them in, from east and from west, from north and from south. …For more, click on the title above.
God’s good gifts
Freed to sing Sunday
Christ is risen! Our sermon for this fifth Sunday in this season dedicated to special proclamations about the Resurrection of our Lord is taken from today’s appointed Psalm. It is one chosen, because of its themes, long ago for our hearing on Cantate (or, Sing) Sunday. …For more, click on the title above.
