
O Come, Emmanuel
O Come, Emmanuel! This Sunday’s title is Emmanuel, and so we add our voices to generations of God’s people who cry out, “O come, O
O Come, Emmanuel! This Sunday’s title is Emmanuel, and so we add our voices to generations of God’s people who cry out, “O come, O
O Come, O Dayspring! This Sunday’s title is Dayspring, and so we add our voices to generations of God’s people who cry out, “O come,
O Come, O Root of Jesse! This Sunday’s title is Root of Jesse, and so we add our voices to generations of God’s people who
O Come, O Wisdom! Today’s title is Wisdom, and so we add our voices to generations of God’s people who cry out, “O come, O
Christ the King Sunday is the last Sunday in the church year. It is a day when we celebrate and remember that ultimately God is
What makes something strong? Is steel strong because of its ability to withstand stress from many directions? Is wood strong because of its ability to
Widows are visible everywhere in this Sunday’s readings. Jesus denounces those scribes who pray impressive prayers but devour widows’ houses. He commends the poor widow
On All Saints’ Sunday we remember loved ones who have been laid in the tomb. As we hear the story of the raising of Lazarus,
In many congregations, Reformation Sunday is treated as a sort of “Lutheran heritage” day, a time for singing chorales and remembering the reforms that gave
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