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The Readings for the Palm Sunday and The Sunday of the Passion

Procession Reading St. John 12:12-19

Old Testament  Deuteronomy 32:36–39

Epistle  Philippians 2:5–11

Gospel St. Luke 23:1–56 

Join Pastor Wright and Vicar Hill as they once again look at the parables of Jesus to help understand the depths of Jesus love for us.  Who are the "characters" in this parable?  How should we see ourselves in this text?  What does it mean the scribes and chief priests feared the people?   Do we live in the vineyard?  Are we guilty of the same acts as the evil tenants?  These questions and more are discussed in this new episode of Get Wright For Sunday. 

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Readings for the Fifth Sunday in Lent:

Old Testament  Isaiah 43:16–21

Epistle  (Philippians 3:4b–7) 8–14

Gospel  Luke 20:9–20

Join Pastor Wright and Vicar Hill as they discuss the well-known parable of the Prodigal Son.  Are we to see ourselves as the prodigal or the older brother or even the father?  What does it mean for this son to ask for his inheritances before his father’s death?  Should the father accept his son back?  How do we see ourselves in this parable?  These question and more are addressed in this new episode of Get Wright For Sunday.

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The Readings for the Fourth Sunday in Lent

Old Testament  Isaiah 12:1–6

Epistle  2 Corinthians 5:16–21

Gospel  Luke 15:1–3, 11–32

Pastor Wright and Vicar Hill address what it means when bad things happen to good people?  How bad do you have to be to have God make bad things happen to you?  Are you really getting what you deserve?  How can you make sure you are not making God mad in what you say and do?  These questions and more are discussed in this new episode of Get Wright For Sunday!

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The Readings for the Third Sunday in Lent

Old Testament  Ezekiel 33:7–20

Epistle  1 Corinthians 10:1–13

Gospel  Luke 13:1–9

Join Pastor Wright and Vicar Hill as they wrestle with the Gospel lesson for the Second Sunday in Lent.  How are we to look at Jesus speaking against Herod?  Are the Pharisees really trying to help Jesus or are they using Herod to threaten Jesus?  Is Jerusalem really the city that kills all the prophets?  What does it mean when Jesus says, "And I tel you, you will not see me until you say, Blessed is he who come in the name of the Lord."?  These question and many more are discussed in Today, Tomorrow and the Third Day. 

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The Readings for the Second Sunday in Lent

Old Testament  Jeremiah 26:8–15

Epistle  Philippians 3:17–4:1

Gospel  Luke 13:31–35

Join Pastor Wright and Vicar Hill as they look at the temptations our Lord Jesus suffered at the hand of Satan.  What is that Jesus was tempted?  How did Jesus fast for 40 days?  Did Jesus really have to prove He was God to the likes of the Devil?  Why would the Spirit lead Jesus into the wilderness to be tempted?  These are questions and more are discussed in this episode of Get Wright For Sunday.

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