Lectionary Sermon Calendar – Year A
November – NovemberA 52-week roadmap through the church calendar, following Year A of the Revised Lectionary Calendar.
The King Has Come: An Advent And Christmas Series
How will we know the King when he comes? With so much entertainment and distraction surrounding us, how will the King meet our real needs? This eight-week series for the seasons of Advent and Chris...
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Citizens of Heaven: An Epiphany Series
The Epiphany season is a time to reflect upon God’s revelation of himself in the person of Jesus Christ, with special attention given to various divine interventions and manifestations of the Spiri...
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I Shall Not Want: A Lent Series
Lent is a period of forty days lasting from Ash Wednesday to Holy Saturday. It is traditionally understood as a time of fasting and repentance, also commemorating Jesus’s fasting in the wilderness,...
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The Dawn of Peace: An Easter Series
The Easter season celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ, the firstfruits of the renewal and redemption of all things in the eternity of God. The Christian hope is founded on this event, for, ...
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Set Free: A Pentecost Series
This sermon series centers on Pentecost season. The day of Pentecost commemorates the defining moment in the history of the church when the apostles were filled with or baptized in the Spirit, in d...
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Word And Deed: Sharing The Good News
Using the Year A lectionary readings, this six-week series for part of Pentecost examines the work of the Holy Spirit in helping believers share who Jesus is and what he has done for us in word and...
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Walk Worthy: The Freedom of Discipleship
We have freedom in Christ, but our freedom is not an excuse for sin. We are called to imitate Jesus.
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Endure: Pressing On Towards Christ
This eight-week series focuses on the lectionary readings from Pentecost. In these readings, the believer is encouraged to press on in their daily walk, like the Israelites did after the Exodus.
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