Lectionary Reflections: Reign of Christ
As I prepare for my sermon this upcoming Sunday, these are my initial thoughts and reflections on this week’s lectionary
The Call of God (Devotional Study – Jeremiah 1:1-10)
Before starting this study, take a moment to read Jeremiah 1:1-10. Although I’ll primarily be using the NIV version for
Pray Like You Actually Care (Devotional Study – Colossians 1:9-14)
Before starting this study, take a moment to read Colossians 1:9-14. Although I’ll primarily be using the NIV version for
You Can’t Change Other Hearts Before Yours is Changed (Devotional Study – Colossians 1:1-8)
Before starting this study, take a moment to read Colossians 1:1-8. Although I’ll primarily be using the NIV version for
When the Obstacles Are Too Great (Psalm 3)
Before starting this study, take a moment to read Psalm 3. Although I’ll primarily be using the NIV version for
Jesus Questioned About Fasting (Mark 2:18-22)
Before starting this study, take a moment to read Mark 2:18-22. Although I’ll primarily be using the NIV version for
Jesus Can Transform Anyone (Mark 2:13-17)
Before starting this study, take a moment to read Mark 2:13-17. Although I’ll primarily be using the NIV version for
God’s Power & Dominion (Psalm 2)
Before starting this study, take a moment to read Psalm 2. Although I’ll primarily be using the NIV version for
Faith of Friends (Mark 2:1-12)
Before starting this study, take a moment to read Mark 2:1-12. Although I’ll primarily be using the NIV version for
Matthew 25:14-30 Sermon @ Cardington Church of the Nazarene
This past Sunday (November 19), I had the privilege of preaching a sermon at Cardington Church of the Nazarene, the