Exploring the Life of Christ Through the Revised Common Lectionary
Sundays
9 am Traditional Service | 11 am Contemporary service

While we often enjoy sermon series focused on specific topics, this spring and summer we will journey together through a different kind of rhythm — the Revised Common Lectionary (RCL).

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You may be wondering, What is the RCL?  The RCL is a three-year cycle of weekly scripture readings used by many mainline Protestant churches. It follows the Church Year and provides four scripture passages each Sunday: An Old Testament reading. a Psalm, a New Testament Epistle, and a Gospel reading. 

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Each year in the cycle emphasizes a different Gospel — Matthew, Mark, or Luke — with the Gospel of John interwoven throughout all three years. Together, these readings walk us through the life, teachings, and ministry of Jesus Christ.

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Although we’ll be engaging with only part of the RCL this spring and summer, we believe these rich and meaningful texts will offer fresh insights, encouragement, and spiritual depth.

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Join us as we reflect on the life of Christ through the beautiful and powerful stories found in these scriptures.