Tag Archives: Easter
Liturgy Letter Newsletter – Fifth Sunday of Easter 2018 (Year B)
Liturgy Letter Newsletter – Fifth Sunday of Easter 2018 (Year B)
Called to Bear the Fruit of Love
Liturgy Letter Newsletter – Fourth Sunday of Easter 2018 (Year B)
Liturgy Letter Newsletter – Fourth Sunday of Easter 2018 (Year B)
Liturgy Letter Newsletter – Third Sunday of Easter 2018 (Year B)
Liturgy Letter Newsletter – Third Sunday of Easter 2018 (Year B)
Open Our Minds To the Light of Your Resurrection
– Thomas Oden, Ancient Christian Devotional
Liturgy Letter Newsletter – Second Sunday of Easter 2018 (Year B)
Liturgy Letter Newsletter – Second Sunday of Easter 2018 (Year B)
Light and Peace
-from The Worship Sourcebook, 2nd Edition.
Liturgy Letter Newsletter – Easter Sunday 2018 (Year B)
Liturgy Letter Newsletter – Easter Day 2018 (Year B)
Christ is Risen!
“Jesus has risen (Acts 10:34-43)! God’s love for us is unshakeable. In the most desperate situations, he will be victorious (Psalm 118:1-2, 14-24). Let us then also walk in new life, putting away the old things (Colossians 3:1-4). Let us celebrate with the two women at the tomb Jesus’ triumph over death. He is risen, as he said (Matthew 28:1-10).” -Thomas Oden, Ancient Christian Devotional
The Liturgy Letter Newsletter – Seventh Sunday in Easter 2017 (Year A)
The Liturgy Letter Newsletter – 7th Sunday in Easter 2017 (Year A)
The Ascended Christ Sends His Spirit and Makes us One
Before ascending into heaven, Jesus promised to send the Holy Spirit to empower his followers until his return (Acts 1:6-14). This promise gives us the strength to pray and follow God, even in the midst of suffering and anxiety. These things may last for a little while, but we are encouraged to stand firm knowing that Christ himself has prayed for us (1 Peter 4:12-14; 5:6-11). Though orphans, he has promised us a home (Psalm 68: 1-10; 32-35). He has granted us eternal life and the fellowship of other believers, even while we wait (John 17:1-11).
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The Liturgy Letter Newsletter – Sixth Sunday in Easter 2017 (Year A)
The Liturgy Letter Newsletter – Sixth Sunday in Easter 2017 (Year A)
In Him We Live and Move and Have Our Being
The true God has been revealed to the whole world through the life and death of Jesus Christ (Acts 17:22-31). God can truly be known, even when we suffer for his sake (1 Peter 3:13-22). We can be assured of God’s care for us and know that he listens to our prayers. In response, we offer our gratitude and confess what he has done for us (Psalm 66:8-20). We find freedom and take joy in his commands through the power of the Holy Spirit (John 14:15-21).
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