Get Wright for Sunday

Join Pastor Wright as he looks at the celebration of the festival of All Saints Day.  Why do we recognize those who died in the faith on this day?  What are we to do with this celebration?  How are we to deal with death?  Is there any hope without the promise of the resurrect?  Why do the Sadducees seek to trick/trap Jesus?  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 the text from St. John 8 for the celebration of Reformation Sunday.  What is it to be free?  What is it to be a slave?  How are we to use this freedom?  What are we free from?  Can we do what we want now?  How are we to celebrate the new found reality?  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 this coming Sunday.  It is the parable of two men praying before God.  One prays in his self-righteousness and the other prays in humility.  Which one do you most connect to?  Is there a right way to pray?  What is it to point out how good you are to God?  Why are people bringing children to Jesus?  These questions and more are discussed in the new episode of Get Wright For Sunday.

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Pastor Wright in the is episode discusses what Jesus talks about within St. Luke 18:1-8 about the unjust judge.  Why does Jesus use ungodly examples to point out how we should act, or how God acts?  What do the elect have to cry about?  What does it mean, "When the Son of Man comes, will he find faith on earth?"  How are we to deal with God?  How does God deal with us?  These questions and more are addressed in this new episode of Get Wright For Sunday.

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Join Pastor Wright has he looks at the Gospel reading for the 18th Sunday after Pentecost, the well known reading of the 10 Lepers from St. Luke 17:11-19.  Is this a good lesson on good manners?  Is Jesus just a good moral teacher?  What is it to be thankful?  What is it to take the gifts of God for granted?  What does it mean for the Lepers to be healed?  What does it mean for you to be forgiven?  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 the Gospel reading for the 17th Sunday after Pentecost, St. Luke 17:1-10.  How can Jesus be so callous when He talks about those who lead others into temptation and sin?  Is there forgiveness for this?  How many times do you really need to forgive your bother?  Who are the disciples Jesus is addressing?  If we are commanded to forgive are we really forgiving?  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 into the Gospel reading for the 16th Sunday after Pentecost.  It is the well known parable of the rich man and Lazarus.  Why doe the rich man not have a name?  If I am poor does that mean I get to go to heaven automatically?  Can someone make demands from Hades?  How does this help us picture heaven and hell?  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 the readings for the 15th Sunday after Pentecost, especially Amos 8:4-7 and St. Luke 16:1-15.  What in the world is Jesus talking about using unrighteous wealth to make friends?  Is Jesus giving us permission to misuse our wealth or stuff?  What are we to do with what the Prophet Amos is preaching?  Can we buy friends with the wealth God has blessed us with?  These questions and more are discussed in this new episode of Get Wright For Sunday.

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Join Pastor Wright as he takes a look at the Gospel lesson for this coming Sunday, St. Luke 15:1-10.  Why would Jesus attract tax collectors and sinners?  Why would the Pharisees be upset with such interactions?  Why is it is good to leave 99 sheep out in the open while looking for the one lost sheep?  Does heaven really rejoice when one sinner repents?  What does this have to do with St. Paul?  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 the upcoming Gospel lesson, St. Luke 14:25-35.  How can we deal with Jesus telling us to hate our families, and even our very own lives.  What does it mean to look at the cost of doing things in our lives. What is it to bear your cross and follow Jesus?  How can we reconcile Jesus as the God of love when he speaks about hate?  These questions and more are addressed in this new episode of Get Wright For Sunday. 

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