 Alleluia! Christ is risen from the dead!Our service of Morning Prayer, Bulletin, and Sermon this week can be found here:
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 Today marks the beginning of Holy Week: the start of Christ's journey from the expectant praise of the crowds on Palm Sunday, through the humble, self-giving love shared on Maundy Thursday, to the horrible suffering, shame and death endured on the cross on Good Friday, and finally to the world-changing hope of His resurrection at Easter. Instead of a Sermon this Sunday, we are invited to spend some more time reflecting on the Gospel readings, both the account of Christ Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem, as well as of His faithful sacrifice and death on the cross. In our Morning Prayer service today, the second Gospel reading from Matthew has several invitations to pause and prayerfully reflect on the unfolding story. Please do not rush through this time, but invite the Holy Spirit of God to make known the significance of the story of what Jesus Christ our Lord has done for us and for our world. It may be beneficial to slowly read the Gospel aloud, and to make a note of any parts of the reading that especially stand out to you. Throughout the coming week, bring all these things back to God in prayer. Our service of Morning Prayer, and Bulletin this week can be found here: And our All-Ages Song for Lent can be found here:  Today marks the fifth Sunday of Lent, a sacred season for Christians to prepare in mind, body, and spirit, to follow our Saviour Jesus Christ to the cross, and the solemn commemoration of His betrayal, death, and resurrection at Holy Week. Some of the traditional practices of the season of Lent include fasting, the study of Scripture, prayerful reflection, and generous almsgiving. We do these things not to try and earn God's favour, but to humbly draw nearer to Him in faith, that our lives may be reshaped by the power of God's holy love made known to us in Jesus Christ our Saviour. To help us grow in our understanding and faith as Christ's disciples today, each week we will be sharing a link to a video from the Bible Project from their series on the Character of God. You can find the link to below, exploring the Faithfulness of God. And for a deeper look, you can also check out their 14 Episode Podcast series on the Character of God, found here as well: Our service of Morning Prayer, Bulletin, and Sermon this week can be found here: And our All-Ages Song for the season of Lent can be found here:  Today marks the fourth Sunday of Lent, a sacred season for Christians to prepare in mind, body, and spirit, to follow our Saviour Jesus Christ to the cross, and the solemn commemoration of His betrayal, death, and resurrection at Holy Week. Some of the traditional practices of the season of Lent include fasting, the study of Scripture, prayerful reflection, and generous almsgiving. We do these things not to try and earn God's favour, but to humbly draw nearer to Him in faith, that our lives may be reshaped by the power of God's holy love made known to us in Jesus Christ our Saviour. To help us grow in our understanding and faith as Christ's disciples today, each week we will be sharing a link to a video from the Bible Project from their series on the Character of God. You can find the link to below, exploring the Loyal Love of God. And for a deeper look, you can also check out their 14 Episode Podcast series on the Character of God, found here as well: Our service of Morning Prayer, Bulletin, and Sermon this week can be found here: And our All-Ages Song for the season of Lent can be found here:  Today marks the third Sunday of Lent, a sacred season for Christians to prepare in mind, body, and spirit, to follow our Saviour Jesus Christ to the cross, and the solemn commemoration of His betrayal, death, and resurrection at Holy Week. Some of the traditional practices of the season of Lent include fasting, the study of Scripture, prayerful reflection, and generous almsgiving. We do these things not to try and earn God's favour, but to humbly draw nearer to Him in faith, that our lives may be reshaped by the power of God's holy love made known to us in Jesus Christ our Saviour. To help us grow in our understanding and faith as Christ's disciples today, each week we will be sharing a link to a video from the Bible Project from their series on the Character of God. You can find the link to below, exploring how God is Slow to Anger. And for a deeper look, you can also check out their 14 Episode Podcast series on the Character of God, found here as well: Pastor Rob is away this Sunday, so there will be no Sermon this week. That said, there are some extra Reflection Questions included with our Morning Prayer service. Our service of Morning Prayer, and Bulletin this week can be found here: And our All-Ages Song for the season of Lent can be found here:  Today marks the second Sunday of Lent, a sacred season for Christians to prepare in mind, body, and spirit, to follow our Saviour Jesus Christ to the cross, and the solemn commemoration of His betrayal, death, and resurrection at Holy Week. Some of the traditional practices of the season of Lent include fasting, the study of Scripture, prayerful reflection, and generous almsgiving. We do these things not to try and earn God's favour, but to humbly draw nearer to Him in faith, that our lives may be reshaped by the power of God's holy love made known to us in Jesus Christ our Saviour. To help us grow in our understanding and faith as Christ's disciples today, each week we will be sharing a link to a video from the Bible Project from their series on the Character of God. You can find the link to below, exploring the Grace of God. And for a deeper look, you can also check out their 14 Episode Podcast series on the Character of God, found here as well: Our service of Morning Prayer, Bulletin, and Sermon this week can be found here: And our All-Ages Song for the season of Lent can be found here:  Today marks the first Sunday of Lent, a sacred season for Christians to prepare in mind, body, and spirit, to follow our Saviour Jesus Christ to the cross, and the solemn commemoration of His betrayal, death, and resurrection at Holy Week. Some of the traditional practices of the season of Lent include fasting, the study of Scripture, prayerful reflection, and generous almsgiving. We do these things not to try and earn God's favour, but to humbly draw nearer to Him in faith, that our lives may be reshaped by the power of God's holy love made known to us in Jesus Christ our Saviour. To help us grow in our understanding and faith as Christ's disciples today, each week we will be sharing a link (or two) to some videos from the Bible Project from their series on the Character of God. You can find links to two videos this week below: the first one introducing the Character of God series (based on Exodus 34:6-7), and the second exploring the Compassion of God. Enjoy! For a deeper look, you can also check out their 14 Episode Podcast series on the Character of God, found here: Our service of Morning Prayer, Bulletin, and Sermon this week can be found here: And our All-Ages Song for the season of Lent can be found here:  Today we celebrate the Transfiguration of our Lord, when Jesus Christ was revealed to be God's beloved Son, to whom we are all called to listen. Our service of Morning Prayer, Bulletin, and Sermon this week can be found here: And our All-Ages Song for the Season of Epiphany can be found here:  Our service of Morning Prayer, Bulletin, and Sermon can be found here: And our All-Ages Song for the Season of Epiphany can be found here:  Our Gospel reading today is taken from the beginning of Christ's Sermon on the Mount (Matthew Chapters 5-7), and a list of very surprising kinds of people that Jesus describes as blessed, often called the Beatitudes. For a great video unpacking this important passage, check out this video from the Bible Project. And for even more resources, check out their whole Sermon on the Mount video series & Podcast series. Our service of Morning Prayer and Sermon can be found here: And our All-Ages Song for the Season of Epiphany can be found here:  This Sunday, St. Luke's and our neighbouring Anglican Parishes will be taking part in a combined service at St. Paul's on the Common to celebrate their 150th year. If you are unable to join us in person, they will be live-streaming the service which you can find here, starting at 10AM: For those who prefer our usual At-Home worship resources, they can be found below here: And our Songs this week can be found here:  Our service of Morning Prayer and Sermon can be found here: And our Songs for this week can be found here:  This week we celebrate the Baptism of the Lord, when Jesus Christ humbly stood in solidarity with sinners seeking God's mercy, and in so doing was affirmed as the beloved Son of God. Our service of Morning Prayer, Bulletin, and Sermon can be found here: And our Songs for this week can be found here:  The Word was made flesh and dwelt among us: O come, let us worship!This Sunday we celebrate the Feast of Epiphany, when we commemorate the Good News that Jesus Christ God's Son has come to be the Saviour King for all the peoples of the Earth. Our service of Morning Prayer, Bulletin, and Sermon can be found here: And our Songs for this week can be found here:  Our service of Morning Prayer, Bulletin, and Sermon for the First Sunday after Christmas can be found here: And our Songs for this week can be found here: |
Rev. RObRev. Rob serves as the Priest-in-Charge at St. Luke's Gondola Point, and as the School Chaplain at Rothesay Netherwood School Archives
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