Lectionary Lectio: Recent Episodes

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These podcasts will allow you to pray with a passage from the lectionary for the coming Sunday.

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Where is your treasure?

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Where are you from?

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Pray always!

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She reached out

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Jesus calms the storm

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Who is Full of the Spirit and of wisdom!

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Music and words.... how is God inviting you in today?

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A guided meditation to help you become aware of your surroundings and your presence in them.

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A poem by Hafiz for our week on prayer in our sermon series ‘Walking With God.’

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Move outside or where you can see outside as you listen to these words fromJob 12

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Thomas touches Christ

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Settle in by the stream and listen to God’s word fir you.

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Jesus enters Jerusalem. Picture yourself in the crowd greeting him.

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God says, “I will be there God, and they shall be my people.”

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Live in the light

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Jesus overturns the tables in the temple

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Listen for God speaking to the suffering, praise God, listen to your heart beat

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Jesus in the wilderness.

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You have turned my mourning into dancing

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Pay attention to your body as you listen to this passage

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Where is your place of refuge?

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Listen to these words from Psalm 139

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Lectio on Mark 1

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Passage from Luke 1. The angel Gabriel greets Mary.

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A meditation to settle into Love

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Isaiah 61:1

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Isaiah 40

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Isaiah 6.

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Lectio from 1 Thessalonians 5. Sit with these words to see how God is speaking to you today

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Luke 17. Listen to how God I’d inviting you into this passage today. You may want to have a journal at hand. After the final reading spend as long as you need with the time of prayer.

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Pray Lectio on this passage from 1 Thessalonians.