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¿Qué es un leccionario?

A lectionary is a book or listing that contains a collection of scripture readings appointed for Christian worship on a given day or occasion. Our Lectionary for A.D. 2021 will follow the liturgical calendar, with each season pointing to a particular element of the complete ministry of Jesus Christ, God the Son.

How to use it

Fasting & Praying

The practice of these spiritual disciplines is vital for the correct understanding of Scripture. Before reading the suggested passages, invest time fasting and praying, asking that your reading of His word may be productive, and that everyone participating in the worship service may understand His message.

Read & Contemplate

Read all the suggested passages, as many times as possible. Contemplate what they are saying, and try to connect the Truth of each text with the list of topics each sermon will cover.

Write it down

Put your ideas and thoughts on paper. Also, take note of any questions or doubts that may emerge after your time of reading and contemplation. Bring your notes to the service, on Sunday morning, and expand them with the preaching of His word.

Current Series

Pentacost | August, 2023

DATE

SERMON

READINGS

MAIN TEXT

8/6 – 8/12

Tenth Sunday After Pentacost

1 Kings 3:5–12; Psalm 119; Romans 8:28–30; 1 Timothy 6:17–21; Matthew 13:44–52

8/13 – 8/19

Eleventh Sunday After Pentacost

Isaiah 55:1–5; Genesis 41:41–49; Psalm 42–43; Romans 8:35–39; 1 Timothy 4:4; 1 Timothy 4:5; Matthew 14:13–21

8/20 – 8/26

Twelfth Sunday After Pentacost

1 Kings 19:9–18; Exodus 14:10–31; Psalm 73; Romans 9:1–5; James 1:2–8; James 1:12; Matthew 14:22–33

8/27 – 9/2

Thirteenth Sunday After Pentacost

Isaiah 56:1; Isaiah 56:6–8; Joshua 2:8–21; Psalm 133–134; Psalm 142; Romans 11:13–15; Romans 11:28–32; Matthew 15:21–28

Epiphany – (January 8)
Lent – (February 26)
Resurrection – (April 9)
Pentecost – (May 28)
End Time – (November 5)
Advent – (December 3)
Christmas – (December 25)