Get Wright for Sunday

Join Pastor Wright as he looks as the Gospel lesson for the 20th Sunday after Pentecost. What does it mean the king invites the good and bad? Why is the man without the wedding clothes cast out? These questions and more are discussed in this new episode of Get Wright For Sunday.

Join Pastor Wright as he looks at the gospel lesson which has some great discipleship and stewardship overtones. How are we to follow Jesus? How are we to care for what has been put into our possession? These questions and more are addressed in this new episode.

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Pastor Wright is accompanied by Pastor Skeesick.  The two of them take a look at the Pharisees challenging Jesus’ authority.  Why would they think they can do this?  Who do they think they are?  These questions and more are addressed in this episode. [email protected] with any comments, questions, challenges, or quips! We would love to hear from you!

Pastor Wright is joined by Brooke who helps bring to light what is happening in the parable Jesus tells about the last being first. How is God unfair? What can we expect from God according to this parable. These questions and more are discussed in this new episode of Get Wright For Sunday.

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Join Pastor Wright as he looks at how unfair God is with His mercy and grace. How can God treat us like He does?  Why does God not look at all we have done for Him and measure that for our reward of the resurrection to life?  What are we measured against?  How can we deal with such an unfair God?  These questions and more are addressed in this new episode. Feel free to contact us at [email protected] with any comments, questions, challenges, or quips! We would love to hear from you!

Pastor Wright is joined by one of the Holy Cross catechumens, Shane. Together they look at the Gospel lesson asking how we are to forgive and how many times we are to forgive. Shane has some wonderful insights into God's forgiveness and how we should forgive.

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Join Pastor Wright has he looks at the readings for the 16th Sunday after Pentecost.  St. Peter asks the great question how many times should we forgive our brother?  Jesus tells a great story to illustrate just how many times we are to the people in our lives.  How are we to deal with people who continue to sin against us?  Is there such a thing as forgive and forget?  These questions and more are addressed in this new episode of Get Wright For Sunday. 

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Join Pastor Wright as he looks at the Gospel lesson for the 15th Sunday after Pentecost.  What does Jesus think He is doing by using a child as an example of who is greatest in the kingdom of heaven?  How are we to deal with those things and people who bring temptation?  What are we to do when temptation comes from us?  How do we deal with those who sin around us?  These questions and more are addressed in this new episode of Get Wright For Sunday. 

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In this episode Pastor Wright is joined by Amelia. Together they look at the readings for the feast of Holy Cross Day. Why are the Greeks looking for Jesus? Why does Jesus not give them a straight answer? These questions and more are discussed in this new episode of Get Wright For Sunday Kids.

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Pastor Wright and Pastor Skeesick discuss the Gospel lesson for this coming Sunday. Did St. Peter forget what he said about Jesus being the Christ, the Son of the Living God? Did Satan have anything to do with this statement? What does it mean to take up your cross? These questions and more are address in this new episode of Get Wright For Sunday.

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