PEACE BE WITH YOU!

TO THOSE persons seeking discussion for Sundays coming forth in the lectionary, we offer a listing according to the three-year calendar.
On the right-hand column of this page, please find the past corresponding year for lectionary years A, B, or C.
And then search the appropriate month in each for a discussion concerning the gospel reading.

Tuesday, March 12, 2024

To The Cross!


 FOR THE Fifth Sunday in Lent, we hear of human ambitions and how they may sinfully interfere with the will of God. The account allows us to examine ourselves and our own agendas. Click on the call out below...

Cross Purposes

 

 

Monday, March 4, 2024

People Healing Perfected!


 FOR THE Fourth Sunday in Lent, we read of faith healing done on a permanent basis. Read this account that calls us to consider the source of that empowerment.

Healing Evil Bites!

 

 

Friday, March 1, 2024

Are We Turning Yet?


 FOR THE Third Sunday in Lent, we hear words of warning and grace. The message of the gospel is clear, change your sinful direction...

Repent!

 

 

Monday, February 19, 2024

You Can Do Better!


 FOR THE Second Sunday in Lent, we hear of the confusion in being a disciple. Read and understand the reaction of the apostles when they were asked about the identity of Jesus...

Get Behind Me

 

 

 

Monday, February 12, 2024

Truth Played Well


 FOR THE First Sunday in Lent, we hear of Jesus going for a trip into the wilderness. We who experience the wild places whether in urban, suburbs or rural areas need to hear his guidance clearly.

 

Being Driven and Played?

 

 

Monday, February 5, 2024

Blindingly Righteous!


 FOR THE Celebration of the Transfiguration, we are called to look directly at the Son. Unlike the harm that can be caused to our eyes by the burning sun, the revealed image of Christ on the mountaintop will cauterize our sinfulness and heal us.

Radically Bright

 

 

Monday, January 29, 2024

Healed To Serve!


 FOR THE Fifth Sunday of Epiphany, we read about how our Lord Jesus does not cease his work. After worship, he went about serving needs within the community. Need we do the same?

 

For A Reason!