Can you recall once seeing something that didn’t make sense – something unlike anything you had ever seen before? Do you recall rubbing your eyes and saying, ‘I must be seeing things!’? Exodus 3:1-15
If you were to complete this sentence, what would you say? I hope for_____________. Zechariah 9:9- 12
Even if we get nothing else from today’s address I pray you may take home this thought. “Even when things seem to be at their darkest and bleakest we can trust that God is always in control and always at work unfolding his will in this world.” Jeremiah 29:11 1 Kings 19:9-18 Genesis 50:20
Sermon and Service of the Word 1 Kings 3:5–12 Psalm 119:129–136 Romans 8:26–39 Matthew 13:31–33 Matthew 13: 44–52
Isaiah 44:6–8 Psalm 86:11–17 Romans 8:12–25 Matthew 13:24–30 Matthew 13:36–43
Zechariah 9:9–12 Psalm 145:8–14 Romans 7:15–25a Matthew 11:16–19 Matthew 11: 25–30
Genesis 22:1–14 Psalm 89:1–4 Psalm 89:15–18 Romans 6:12–23 Matthew 10:40–42
Readings Jeremiah 20:7–13 Psalm 69:7–10 Psalm 69:11–15 Psalm 69: 16–18 Romans 6:1b–11 Matthew 10:24–39
Readings Exodus 19:2–8a Psalm 100:1-5 Romans 5:1–8 Matthew 9:35 – 10:8
Human beings enjoy a special relationship with God and to the rest of the created order. Unlike all other elements of creation, human beings are made in God’s image and are bestowed with authority and stewardship over the earth. Jesus gives his followers an additional responsibility: to make disciples of all nations; and the church […]