RCL Reflection, January 26, 2020
When we share the good gospel, God is able to unleash and equip people to think creatively, contextually, and outside of the box. Yes, the gospel is so much bigger, better, and beautiful than we can imagine. But, hey, let’s try anyway and see what kind of creative energy the Spirit will cook up among us. Let’s explore a feast and alternative reality known as the Kindom of God. (Photo: State of Israel, Creative Commons)
Lectionary Reflection for the Third Sunday after Epiphany, Year A
“Follow me,” Jesus says to the unsuspecting fisherman by the Sea of Galilee, “and I will make you fish for people.” Surely these seasoned professionals knew that fishing is a dangerous business and really hard work. It still is, but we are still called to cast our nets.
Lectionary Reflection for the Third Sunday after Epiphany, Year A
January 26, 2014
Leading and serving the people of God can be tough sledding; just ask Paul. This week’s gospel and epistle lessons offer important words for leaders AND for the people they lead. Blessings on the work you do and on the communities you serve! (Photo: Steve Snodgrass)
THIRD SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY, Jan. 23, 2011
This is a wonderful text with lots of possibilities. What’s the most immediate point that needs to be lifted up in your context? Perhaps it is this one: when Jesus calls, just HOW immediate must one’s answer be? This minute? Today? Tomorrow? Next year?
