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Luke 1:68-79
Advent 2C
Comments, Observations, and Questions to Consider Has the Lectionary lost its way already on the second Sunday of the church year? The “psalm” the Lectionary appoints for this Sunday is, after all, not actually a psalm, but the song that Zechariah sings at his son’s birth. He was, of course, an elderly priest who was…
God’s Song to Mary
Sermon on Luke 1 by Mary Hulst at the Calvin College LOFT service on December 3, 2006.
A Favor from God
Sermon on Luke 1 by Craig Barnes at Shadyside Presbyterian Church in Pittsburgh on December 4, 2005. Used by permission of Shadyside Presbyterian.
Luke 1:26-38
Advent 4B
Comments and Observations: Biblical scholars call passages like Luke 1 “type scenes.” A modern kind of “type scene” might be something like this: one evening while channel-surfing, you run across a movie already in progress. It’s obviously a Western with two cowboys standing about thirty yards apart in the middle of a dusty street. Each…
Luke 1:47-55
Advent 3B
Notes and Observations While this is obviously not what’s popularly called a psalm, it is Luke’s record of Mary’s song of praise to God upon learning that she’s pregnant by the Holy Spirit with Jesus. Since it’s quite familiar to most worshipers, those who preach and teach Luke 1:47-55 may want to think about some…
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