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Sunday's Common

Sunday's Common is a resource for Christian leaders working with gospel passages assigned by the Revised Common Lectionary. Episodes of about twenty minutes include a reading of the text, background, commentary, a sermon excerpt, and ideas for children.

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Brian

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1 de nov. de 2026

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Episodios

May 17, 2026: Out of This World (John 17:1-11) 10.05.2026

On the night before his death, Jesus prays for his disciples. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

May 10, 2026: Another Voice (John 14:15-21) 03.05.2026

On the eve of his departure by death, Jesus promises a different Presence, assuring that his disciples will not be left helpless or alone. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

May 3, 2026: Goodbye Promises (John 14:1-14) 26.04.2026

On the night before his death, Jesus speaks words of reassurance and promise to his troubled disciples. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

April 26, 2026: Give or Take (John 10:1-10) 19.04.2026

Jesus draws a contrast between a trustworthy shepherd and thieves, bandits, and strangers while also describing himself as the gate for the sheep. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

April 19, 2026: Heart Burn (Luke 24:13-35) 12.04.2026

The risen, unrecognized Jesus accompanies two disciples on the road toward Emmaus, walking them through Scripture from grief to joy. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

April 12, 2026: Beyond Closed Doors (John 20:19-31) 05.04.2026

The risen Jesus appears to his fearful disciples to give them peace and a mission. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

April 5, 2026: The Resurrection of Our Lord (Matthew 28:1-10) 29.03.2026

When women come to the tomb looking for the corpse of Jesus, all heaven breaks loose.  Send us Fan Mail Support the show

March 29, 2026: Palm Sunday (Matthew 21:1-11) 22.03.2026

Jesus and his disciples draw near to Jerusalem, then parade into the city escorted by palm branches and praise. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

March 29, 2026: Passion Sunday - Who Killed Jesus? 22.03.2026

Please read the passion narratives, especially from Matthew and John, with care, sensitivity, and steadfast commitment to the wellbeing of our Jewish neighbors. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

March 22, 2026: Help a Friend Out (John 11:1-45) 15.03.2026

Jesus tells Martha, "I am the resurrection and the life," then backs it up by raising her brother Lazarus from the grave. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

March 15, 2026: Seen and Unseen (John 9:1-41) 08.03.2026

Jesus brings both vision and division, giving sight on a sabbath to a man born blind. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

March 8, 2026: To Well and Back (John 4:5-42) 01.03.2026

Jesus speaks with an astute Samaritan woman about living water and his dumbstruck disciples about an abundant harvest. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

March 1, 2026: How Can These Things Be? (John 3:1-17) 22.02.2026

Jesus talks with Nicodemus about heavenly things beyond human grasping. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

February 22, 2026: Testing (Matthew 4:1-11) 15.02.2026

The Spirit leads Jesus into the desert to be tempted by the devil. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

February 15, 2026: The Transfiguration of Our Lord (Matthew 17:1-9) 08.02.2026

Six days later, six figures meet together in mountaintop glory, but the real story is what is said by an unseen Voice from the cloud. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

February 8, 2026: Salt-N-Papa (Matthew 5:13-20) 01.02.2026

You are salt and light, Jesus tells his hearers, called to flavor and illumine the world with righteousness beyond religion as usual. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

February 1, 2026: Blessed (Matthew 5:1-12) 25.01.2026

Jesus opens the Sermon on the Mount with a surprising roster of the blessed. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

January 25, 2026: Dawn (Matthew 4:12-23) 18.01.2026

After John is arrested, Jesus picks up his message and launches his own ministry. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

January 18, 2026: Look and See (John 1:29-42) 11.01.2026

John points out and testifies about the Lamb of God, who begins to attract disciples. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

January 11, 2026: The Baptism of Our Lord (Matthew 3:13-17) 04.01.2026

Amid John's misgivings and heaven's vocal and visual approval, Jesus is baptized. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

January 4, 2026: Grace Upon Grace (John 1:[1-9]10-18) 28.12.2025

John poetically plumbs the depths of what the arrival of human Jesus means for us and for all of creation. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

December 28, 2025: Follow That Dream (Matthew 2:13-23) 21.12.2025

Angels and dreams choreograph the escape of young Jesus and his family from the familiar threat of a murderous king. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

December 21, 2025: He Must Be Dreaming (Matthew 1:18-25) 14.12.2025

After planning to make the best of a bad situation, Joseph learns that the "bad situation" is really God's unfathomably good gift of salvation in the works. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

December 14, 2025: Questions (Matthew 11:2-11) 07.12.2025

John and Jesus pose illuminating questions about one another. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

December 7, 2025: Water and Fire (Matthew 3:1-12) 30.11.2025

John the Baptist draws a crowd, then tells them that something--and someone--greater are on the way. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

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