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Category Archives: Sexagesima
Sexagesima – Luke 8:4-15
In the Name of the Father and of the + Son and of the Holy Spirit Jesus is nice enough to give us the key to understanding this parable. Nevertheless, the snippet of Luke chapter eight heard today does … Continue reading
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Bulletin Inserts for the Gesima season
From time to time I have to explain what the “Gesima” season is to my parishioners (okay, every year). I inherited this insert from a brother pastor many years ago. I hope you find it of some benefit as you … Continue reading
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Sermon for Sexagesima (St. Luke 8:4-15)
The Parable of the Sower is a vital gospel lesson on the Word of God, for here we learn about both its power and its sufficiency. The answers to two questions, along with some contrast to the church growth movement of the 1990′s, will guide our meditation on this parable:
1. Is the Word of God powerful?
2. Is the Word of God enough?
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Lindemann on Sexagesima
Apologies for posting this a week late. My little computer people went on strike. SEXAGESIMA Last Sunday’s Propers invited us to battle and labor. This Sunday’s emphasize the warning against “trusting in anything that we do.” The intrusion of self … Continue reading
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