Ps. 41, 52, 44;
Gen. 37:1–11;
1 Cor. 1:1–19;
Mark 1:1–13 (Reflection)

Ps. 63:1–8 (9–11), 98; 103;
Dan. 9:3–10;
Heb. 2:10–18 (Reflection)
John 12:44–50

Ps. 63:1–8 (9–11), Ps. 98;
Ps. 103 (Reflection)
Gen. 13:2–18; 
Gal. 2:1–10; Mark 7:31–37

Ps. 19 (Reflection)
Ps. 119:89–112 
Isaiah 45:18–25; 
Philippians 3:4b–11 
Acts 9:1–22

Ps. 19; 119:89–112
Isaiah 45:18–25;
Philippians 3:4b–11 (Reflection)
Acts 9:1–22

(Ash Wednesday)
Ps. 31 (Reflection)
Ps. 35; 
Gen. 11:27—12:8; 
Heb. 7:1–17; 
John 4:16–26

Ps. 37:1–18; 37:19–42;
Gen. 11:1–9;
Heb. 6:13–20;
John 4:1–15 (Reflection)

Ps. 38; 119:25–48;
Gen. 9:18–29;
Heb. 6:1–12;
John 3:22–36 (Reflection)

Into a world and an American Church that has a confused political identity and misplaced allegiance, we proclaim the good news from Romans 12 & 13 that God is forming us to be a uniquely political people with Jesus as our King and Love as our Law.

Ps. 26, 28; 36, 39;
Gen. 9:1–17;
Heb. 5:7–14 (Reflection)
John 3:16–21