#RCL has 1 Corinthians 12:3b-13 as reading, but in my reading, I don't see an obvious break there in verse 3. Aha, they link to it. "No one can say..."

Why not just start with verse 4?

Ok, ready for #Pentecost liturgy.
#PCUSA
https://lectionary.library.vanderbilt.edu/lections.php?year=A&season=Easter

I keep looking for a list of *themes* for the Gospel part of the Sunday liturgy, I can't find one. Does such a thing exist? (It must, I'm sure I found one once in a Sunday school curriculum... but I've forgot the name of it).

Also, I have never quite been able to detect unifying themes that tie all the week's readings together.

Anyway... what would you say is the Gospel theme this week?
It looks to me like maybe.... Jesus prayed for unity.

#Eastertide
#liturgy
#liturgical
#Gospel
#RCL

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Have decided to transition from #RCL to Narrative Lectionary. I was on the fence about it, but it just seems to be the right time.

I'm also happy that the #PalmSunday scripture includes Mt 21:14-15, which feel more compelling than the donkey/palm part from the regular #Lectionary.
#Sermonprep #Sermon

Speed painted this #reapermini #goblin for the #rcl limited palette category. This months colors are a metallic, yellow, and blue, with black and white always available.

#Lectionary Post: For the first Sunday in Lent, the #WomensLectionary goes in a somewhat different direction than the #RCL in a way that has me going "hmm..." Though I didn't really have the brain space to do much more than notice the difference.

https://lectionaryoutloud.wordpress.com/2023/02/25/drink/

#Lectionary post: https://lectionaryoutloud.wordpress.com/2023/02/18/transformation/

It's Transfiguration Sunday, which means we've come to the end of Epiphany. I'm stepping back and playing with some big picture thoughts about the differences between the #WomensLectionary I've been following and the more common #RCL

#Lectionary post: This was half a shower thought and I'm not sure I went the right way with it, but whatever. I almost didn't write this week so you get what you get. Thoughts on the New Year's texts from the #RCL and the proper time for sorting.
https://lectionaryoutloud.wordpress.com/2022/12/30/time/

I don't preach all the time — about every 6 to 8 weeks — but I almost always use the #RCL #RevisedCommonLectionary and would like to read other #Lectionary #preachers in the Fediverse.