TIPs now offers anyone who preaches on the basis of the #RevisedCommonLectionary a weekly pool of resources drawn from the translation of the Bible into 1000s of languages Ever-current link: tips.translation.bible/lecti… #Lectionary #sermonillustrations #sermonresources

TIPs now offers anyone who preaches on the basis of the #RevisedCommonLectionary a weekly pool of resources drawn from the translation of the Bible into 1000s of languages. Ever-current link: tips.translation.bible/lecti…. #Lectionary #sermonillustrations #sermonresources

Psalm 50:1-6 invites us to reflect on the majesty and power of God as the supreme judge. 🌟 In this passage, we are reminded that God is the owner of all the earth and that His presence is like a consuming fire. 🔥 It confronts us with the need for authentic and sincere worship, which goes beyond mere external rituals or sacrifices. 🙏 It encourages us to recognize our dependence on God and to approach Him with contrite and humble hearts, acknowledging His justice and grace. 💖 This passage calls us to a profound reflection on our relationship with God and the need to live a life in harmony with His commandments and His will. 🌿 #RevisedCommonLectionary

Psalm 147 resonates with an eternal message of hope and gratitude, highlighting the greatness and divine care. 🙏 In today's context, this passage encourages us to acknowledge the goodness around us and cherish unity in times of uncertainty. 🌍 Just as the psalmist celebrates the restoration of Jerusalem, we can reflect on the importance of rebuilding and strengthening our social and communal bonds. 🤝 In a world where technology often distances us, Psalm 147 inspires us to come together, valuing human connection and recognizing the loving hand that sustains both the heavenly city and our earthly lives. #RevisedCommonLectionary

The authority of Jesus goes beyond being the Son of God. It is constantly demonstrated with power in this world for all those who invoke Him. (Cf. Mt 8:28-9:1) #RevisedCommonLectionary 🌟🙏

Ideas for reading & preaching Jer 20:7-13 & Matt 10:24-39 from the #RevisedCommonLectionary, June 25. This is part of #EcoPreacher123 equipping preachers & congregations for engaging the #Bible through an ecological lens. @InterfaithEco @PatheosProgXn patheos.com/blogs/ecopreache…

Signs of the End | #VisualResources for Both #Lectionaries for March 26, 2023. #preaching #revisedcommonlectionary #narrativelectionary #Lent2023 cartoonistbible.com/featured…

Hearing Matthew’s Nativity story on the 4th Sunday of #Advent (#RevisedCommonLectionary Year A) seems premature. BCP has John 1.19-28, the testimony of #JohnTheBaptist which seems preferable. We’re not singing #Christmas carols yet at today’s Sunday Eucharist - or are we?

Life After Death (Luke 20) and The Healing of Naaman (2 Kings 5) | Visual Resources for Both Lectionaries This Week #biblestudy #preaching #lectionary #revisedcommonlectionary #narrativelectionary #sermonillustrations #visualbible #visuallearning cartoonistbible.com/featured…

One of my biggest issues with The Episcopal Church's use of the #RevisedCommonLectionary is that we never should have adopted it without also revising the #DailyOffice lectionary.

Here's a thing for preachers using the #RevisedCommonLectionary. Some of us are recording conversations exploring every Sunday's texts and how we might preach them and use through liturgy. Find Talking Absolute Worship here and on any podcast listing: facebook.com/TalkingAbsolute…

@HeartEdge_ Sermon Prep workshop - Sam Wells & @SallyHitchiner today 4.30pm - buff.ly/2Wic0RD. Advent is in full swing and Christmas is almost here and there is still plenty of preaching to do. See you soon to prepare for 4th Sunday of Advent #RevisedCommonLectionary

Except the traditional lectionary system, used by #Anglican-s and #Bach, is better than the #RevisedCommonLectionary.

📕 BibleGateway.com/plus/?utm_s… New resource: The Visual Commentary on Scripture @artandtheology @TheVCS #RevisedCommonLectionary artandtheology.org/2019/02/1…

.@TheVCS is a pioneering resource that utilizes the theological potential of art—and it's free! My contribution (on Sunday's #RevisedCommonLectionary reading from 1 Cor 15) recently went live. Here's a small look into my research & image-selection process. artandtheology.org/2019/02/1…

Happy New Year! #RevisedCommonLectionary

Today’s gospel reading from the #revisedcommonlectionary is from the oldest available papyrus manuscript of the Bible is at #thejohnrylandslibrary Manchester from John 18:37-38. #ChristTheKing #Christservantking @Oikoumene @MethodistGB @urcmedia #powerredefined #truthaffirmed

Ordained in the summer of ‘94, Year B in the #revisedcommonlectionary, so this is my 9th time #preaching through #gospelofMark. Hear this: I. Am. Not. Bored.

This morning the #RevisedCommonLectionary includes a reading from Paul’s Epistle to the Church in Philippi, a military community not so different from Fayetteville or Jacksonville in NC. Learn about Paul’s letter to veterans at medium.com/p/891aa49411a6?so…

"Death to Life" @outpostings comments on Ephesians 2. Reading for Sunday, Lent 4. youtu.be/NBhvSlIAxWg #RevisedCommonLectionary