Tag: Psalm 23

• Fourth Sunday of Easter (B)

  

  Call to Worship [Based on Psalm 23 and John 10:11-18] Shout for joy to God all the earth!Shout for joy to God,Author of Life, Conqueror of Death!Shout for joy to God,Gentle Shepherd in green pastures,Mighty Shepherd through dark valleys! Gather up gladness, let it overflow!Let us worship God! The Lord is my shepherd, I shall […]

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  April 25, 2021

  A Month of Sundays

  liturgy, Psalm 23, worship

• Fourth Sunday in Lent

  

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  March 22, 2020

  A Month of Sundays

  Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Psalm 23, sacred text

• Fifth Sunday in Lent

  Whose voice do we hear when we read Psalm 23? I don’t know how many people ask themselves this question; I have to admit, I don’t always notice this kind of thing myself … but I learned this week that this is an old question, that a lot of famous Christians, like Augustine and Calvin […]

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  April 2, 2017

  Sermons

  Christianity, Psalm 23, religion, solidarity, theodicy, trust

• Exegetical Exercise – Psalm 23

  The Uniform Series text for Sunday is Psalm 23. This is such a familiar text, it’s almost pointless to make notes on it. This is the NRSV’s version, which differs slightly from the probably more familiar King James: (1) The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want. (2) He makes me lie down in […]

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  March 31, 2017

  Text of the Week – Notes

  Bible, exegesis, Psalm 23, religion, Uniform Series