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Author Archives: Rev. Paul Rydecki
Lectionary for the Trinity Season 2013
These are the historic lectionary readings we will be following at Emmanuel for the Trinity season, as listed in The Lutheran Hymnal. Clicking on the “Day” in the Church Year will open a page with all the Propers displayed for … Continue reading
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The new fire of the Holy Spirit
right-click to save, or push Play Sermon for Pentecost Joel 2:28-32 + Acts 2:1-21 + John 14:23-31 Pentecost is the feast of the 50th day. And it’s a feast filled with fire. It began as an Old Testament feast. It … Continue reading
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The Church Will Endure the Dragon’s Attacks
right-click to save, or push Play Ezekiel 36:25-27 + 1 Peter 4:7-11 + John 15:26-16:4 On this Sunday after the Festival of the Ascension, permit me to read a rather long portion of Revelation 12 to you. There are many … Continue reading
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Sermon on Christian Prayer
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The kingdom of Christ comes through spiritual conviction
right-click to save, or push Play Sermon for Cantate Isaiah 12:1-6 + James 1:16-21 + John 16:5-15 Christians want to be where Jesus is. It’s the nature of a Christian. Not just to “believe” that Jesus lived, died, and rose … Continue reading
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