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SUMMARY:6th Sunday between Epiphany and Lent - Year B
DESCRIPTION:Below you will find the Bible readings set for this occasion in the Revised Common Lectionary\, with our Australian idiomatic paraphrases of them\, plus prayers and sermons based on them. \n\n\n\nBible Readings (paraphrased)\n\n\n\nLections from The Revised Common Lectionary. Copyright 1992 by the Consultation on Common Texts(CCT) P.O. Box 340003\, Room 381\, Nashville\, TN 37203-0003\, USA. Used with Permission. \n\n\n	\n\n		\n			\n				  2 Kings 5: 1-14			\n		\n\n		\n		 \n \n	The commander of the Syrian army was a man named Naaman. Naaman was very popular with his king\, because under his command\, the LORD had given Syria a string of military victories. Although he was a great soldier and a highly decorated commander\, Naaman suffered from leprosy. Naaman’s wife had a young Israelite girl among her servants who had come to Syria as a prisoner of war after a military raid. One day the girl said to her mistress\, “If only your husband could meet the prophet who lives in Samaria. I’m sure he would cure him of his leprosy.” \nNaaman spoke to the king about what the girl had said\, and the king gladly gave him leave to go. He also provided him with a letter of referral\, addressed to the king of Israel. \nNaaman headed off\, loaded up with money and expensive gifts of jewellery and fine clothing. Arriving in Israel\, he delivered the letter to the king. It read\, “The bearer of this letter is my trusted servant\, Naaman. I have sent him to you to have his leprosy cured.” \nWhen the king of Israel read the letter\, he was beside himself with fear; tearing his hair out over what to do. “What does the king of Syria think he’s doing?” he shouted. “Does he think I’m God or something\, that I can cure lepers at his request? It looks like he’s trying to pick a fight with me.” \nNews of this got to Elisha\, the prophet of God in Samaria. He sent a message to the king saying\, “Why are you tearing your hair out? Get a grip on yourself and send the man to me so that he can find out for himself that there is a real prophet in Israel.” \nSo Naaman and his whole entourage pulled up in the street outside Elisha’s house. Elisha sent an errand boy out to Naaman with a message\, saying\, “Go down to the Jordan River and wash yourself in it seven times. That will cure you and your skin will be as clean and clear as a child’s.” \nNaaman felt deeply insulted and drove off in a huff\, saying\, “You’d think that for a man of my standing he could have come out and talked to me himself. I thought that he would at least stand and call on the LORD his God\, and wave his hand over my skin to bring about the cure! What’s so special about their scummy Israelite river? Aren’t the two great rivers of Damascus much bigger and better? Couldn’t I wash in them and be clean?” \nSo he stormed off\, seething with rage. But his servants spoke up and said\, “Sir\, if the prophet had told you to do something really difficult\, you would have done it\, wouldn’t you? So surely you have got nothing to lose but your disease if you do what he said and wash yourself in the river.” \nSo Naaman relented and\, wading out into the Jordan River\, he immersed himself seven times in the water\, just as the prophet of God had instructed him. Sure enough\, he was cured instantly\, and his skin became as clear and healthy as a child’s. \n©2001 Nathan Nettleton LaughingBird.net \n\n\n			\n	\n		\n\n		\n			\n				  Psalm 30			\n		\n\n		\n		 \n \n	I’ll be singing your praises\, every chance I get\, LORD\,\nbecause you got me out of deep trouble\nand spared me the gloating of my enemies. \nI pleaded for help\, LORD God\,\nand you stepped in and healed me. \nThey were nearly ready to pronounce me dead\nbut your brought me back\, LORD;\nyou put me back on my feet\nwhen I was about to be carried to the morgue. \nSo I’m singing your praises\,\nand I’m encouraging everyone to do the same;\nto name you with joyful thanks. \nWe manage to get you angry at times\,\nbut it blows over in a moment\nbecause your mercy keeps on keeping on.\nWe may have an evening of bitter tears\,\nbut by morning your mercy has us smiling again. \nI was guilty of taking your goodness for granted;\nI thought I had it made.\nYou had put me on top of the world\nbut I got all too full of myself.\nYou stepped aside – made me stand alone —\nand I turned to jelly! \nI realised how much I needed you\, LORD\,\nand in my panic I begged you for mercy. \n“What good is my blood to you?” I cried.\n“How will it help if I’m in the grave?\nCan a corpse sing your praises?\nWill a gravestone publicise your goodness?\nGive me another chance\, LORD.\nPlease\, LORD\, bail me out one more time.” \nAnd sure enough\, you did\, LORD.\nYou turned my tears to laughter;\nyou set my dragging feet dancing;\nyou dusted me off and dressed me up for a party.\nSo now I’m singing your praises\nfrom the bottom of my heart\,\nand no one can shut me up! \nYou are my God\, LORD\,\nand I’m eternally grateful. \n©2001 Nathan Nettleton LaughingBird.net \n\n\n			\n	\n		\n\n		\n			\n				  1 Corinthians 9: 24-27			\n		\n\n		\n		 \n \n	You do understand\, don’t you\, that no matter how many runners there are in a race\, there will only be one winner at the end. So if you are aiming to become the best\, you are going to have to train long and hard. Elite athletes discipline themselves strictly in every area of their lives\, and they do so in pursuit of nothing more than a medal hung around their necks or a record that could fall the next week. The prize we are working towards will be in place forever\, so such single-minded discipline is even more essential for us. I can’t afford to be like a runner who doesn’t know where the finish line is\, or a footballer who doesn’t know where the goals are. Instead I subject my body to a punishing regime of training and work it like a slave\, so that I don’t end up\, after coaching everyone else in the right way\, being disqualified myself. \n©2003 Nathan Nettleton LaughingBird.net \n\n\n			\n	\n		\n\n		\n			\n				  Mark 1: 40-45			\n		\n\n		\n		 \n \n	Jesus was approached by a man who was suffering from a hideous skin disease that made him a social outcast. The man got down on his knees and pleaded for help\, saying\, “You could make me clean if you wanted to.” \nJesus was deeply moved by the man’s sorry state. He reached out his hand and touched the man\, saying\, “I do want to. Be made clean!” \nAt that moment\, the symptoms vanished and he was made healthy and clean. Then Jesus gave him his marching orders and a tough talking-to\, saying\, “Keep your mouth shut about this. Go straight to the priest and have yourself examined so that you can be certified fit to return to normal social contact. As a sign that you are well\, give the offering that Moses said was to be given in thanks for your cleansing.” \nBut despite his instructions\, the man went straight out and began to tell everyone what Jesus had done for him. The word spread like wildfire\, and before long Jesus couldn’t even show his face in the towns without being mobbed. He had to stick to the outback tracks\, and people from everywhere came out to find him. \n©2003 Nathan Nettleton LaughingBird.net \n\n\n			\n	\n	\n\n\n\nPrayers\n\n\n	\n\n		\n			\n				  Eucharistic Preface			\n		\n\n		\n		 \n \n	Let us lift up our hearts.\nWe lift them to the Lord.\nLet us give thanks to the Lord our God.\nIt is right to give our thanks and praise. \nIt is indeed right to give you our thanks and praise\, O God\,\nfor your anger passes quickly\,\nbut your mercy lasts a lifetime. \nFrom the depths of chaos you raised up the newborn earth\,\nand sent your prophets among your people.\nYour servant Elisha spoke your word to Naaman\,\nand he emerged from the healing waters singing your glory. \nTo us you have sent your Son\, Jesus the Christ\,\nand in compassion he has reached out and touched us\,\ncleansing us from all that defiled us.\nThough he was killed by gloating enemies\,\nyou changed our anguish into a joyful dance\,\nraising him up\nand crowning him with a glory that will never fade.\nNow he washes us in your everlasting mercy\nand pulls us from the depths\, cleansed and healed\,\nthat we might run the race\nand receive the victor’s wreath;\nour lives forever singing your praise. \nTherefore with ..... \n©2003 Nathan Nettleton LaughingBird.net \n\n\n			\n	\n		\n\n		\n			\n				  Short Preface (for insertion into Eucharistic prayers with fixed prefaces)			\n		\n\n		\n		 \n \n	We give thanks for the compassion of your Son\, Jesus\,\nwho reaches out to us\nand pulls us from the depths\, cleansed and healed\,\nthat we might run the race\nand receive the victor’s wreath;\nour lives forever singing your praise. \n©2003 Nathan Nettleton LaughingBird.net \n\n\n			\n	\n		\n\n		\n			\n				  General Prayer of Thanksgiving			\n		\n\n		\n		 \n \n	(Preface reformatted for use apart from communion)\n\nWe give you all thanks and praise\, O God\,\nfor your anger passes quickly\,\nbut your mercy lasts a lifetime. \nFrom the depths of chaos you raised up the newborn earth\,\nand sent your prophets among your people.\nYour servant Elisha spoke your word to Naaman\,\nand he emerged from the healing waters singing your glory. \nTo us you have sent your Son\, Jesus the Christ\,\nand in compassion he has reached out and touched us\,\ncleansing us from all that defiled us.\nThough he was killed by gloating enemies\,\nyou changed our anguish into a joyful dance\,\nraising him up\nand crowning him with a glory that will never fade.\nNow he washes us in your everlasting mercy\nand pulls us from the depths\, cleansed and healed\,\nthat we might run the race\nand receive the victor’s wreath;\nour lives forever singing your praise. \nTherefore\, with our hearts lifted high\,\nwe offer you thanks and praise at all times\nthrough Jesus Christ our Lord\,\nwho lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit\,\none God\, for ever and ever.\nAmen. \n©2003 Nathan Nettleton LaughingBird.net \n\n\n			\n	\n		\n\n		\n			\n				  Declaration of Grace / Absolution			\n		\n\n		\n		 \n \n	God\, whose anger passes quickly\,\nbut whose mercy lasts a lifetime\,\nhas compassion on all who cry for forgiveness and healing.\nThrough Jesus Christ\, God reaches out to us\,\nraises us up and says\, “Be Clean!” \nSisters and Brothers\,\n  your sins are forgiven;\n    be at peace. \n©2003 Nathan Nettleton LaughingBird.net \n\n\n			\n	\n		\n\n		\n			\n				  Commission & Benediction			\n		\n\n		\n		 \n \n	Go now\, and live out our song of praise to God.\nDiscipline yourself in all things\, however small\,\nso that you may attain the prize of salvation\nthat is yours in Christ Jesus. \nAnd may God’s powerful blessing uphold you like a mountain.\nMay Christ Jesus touch you and make you whole.\nAnd may the Holy Spirit dance with you in the joy of life. \nWe go in peace to love and serve the Lord\,\n   In the name of Christ. Amen. \n©2003 Nathan Nettleton LaughingBird.net \n\n\n			\n	\n	\n\n\n\nSermons\n\n\n\nSermons will open in new tabs from our SYCBaps church website. \n\n\n\n\nToo Simple to BotherA sermon on 2 Kings 5:1-14 by Nathan Nettleton\n\n\n\nKeep it simple\, StupidA sermon on 2 Kings 5:1-14 by Nathan Nettleton\n\n\n\nTouched by the hand of GodA sermon on Mark 1: 40 -45 by Ron Ham\n\n\n\nBack from SheolA sermon on Psalm 30 by Nathan Nettleton\n\n\n\nAthletic SpiritualityA sermon on 1 Corinthians 9: 24-27 by Nathan Nettleton\n\n\n\nHealing CultureA sermon on Mark 1:40-45 by Nathan Nettleton
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SUMMARY:6th Sunday between Epiphany and Lent - Year B
DESCRIPTION:Below you will find the Bible readings set for this occasion in the Revised Common Lectionary\, with our Australian idiomatic paraphrases of them\, plus prayers and sermons based on them. \n\n\n\nBible Readings (paraphrased)\n\n\n\nLections from The Revised Common Lectionary. Copyright 1992 by the Consultation on Common Texts(CCT) P.O. Box 340003\, Room 381\, Nashville\, TN 37203-0003\, USA. Used with Permission. \n\n\n	\n\n		\n			\n				  2 Kings 5: 1-14			\n		\n\n		\n		 \n \n	The commander of the Syrian army was a man named Naaman. Naaman was very popular with his king\, because under his command\, the LORD had given Syria a string of military victories. Although he was a great soldier and a highly decorated commander\, Naaman suffered from leprosy. Naaman’s wife had a young Israelite girl among her servants who had come to Syria as a prisoner of war after a military raid. One day the girl said to her mistress\, “If only your husband could meet the prophet who lives in Samaria. I’m sure he would cure him of his leprosy.” \nNaaman spoke to the king about what the girl had said\, and the king gladly gave him leave to go. He also provided him with a letter of referral\, addressed to the king of Israel. \nNaaman headed off\, loaded up with money and expensive gifts of jewellery and fine clothing. Arriving in Israel\, he delivered the letter to the king. It read\, “The bearer of this letter is my trusted servant\, Naaman. I have sent him to you to have his leprosy cured.” \nWhen the king of Israel read the letter\, he was beside himself with fear; tearing his hair out over what to do. “What does the king of Syria think he’s doing?” he shouted. “Does he think I’m God or something\, that I can cure lepers at his request? It looks like he’s trying to pick a fight with me.” \nNews of this got to Elisha\, the prophet of God in Samaria. He sent a message to the king saying\, “Why are you tearing your hair out? Get a grip on yourself and send the man to me so that he can find out for himself that there is a real prophet in Israel.” \nSo Naaman and his whole entourage pulled up in the street outside Elisha’s house. Elisha sent an errand boy out to Naaman with a message\, saying\, “Go down to the Jordan River and wash yourself in it seven times. That will cure you and your skin will be as clean and clear as a child’s.” \nNaaman felt deeply insulted and drove off in a huff\, saying\, “You’d think that for a man of my standing he could have come out and talked to me himself. I thought that he would at least stand and call on the LORD his God\, and wave his hand over my skin to bring about the cure! What’s so special about their scummy Israelite river? Aren’t the two great rivers of Damascus much bigger and better? Couldn’t I wash in them and be clean?” \nSo he stormed off\, seething with rage. But his servants spoke up and said\, “Sir\, if the prophet had told you to do something really difficult\, you would have done it\, wouldn’t you? So surely you have got nothing to lose but your disease if you do what he said and wash yourself in the river.” \nSo Naaman relented and\, wading out into the Jordan River\, he immersed himself seven times in the water\, just as the prophet of God had instructed him. Sure enough\, he was cured instantly\, and his skin became as clear and healthy as a child’s. \n©2001 Nathan Nettleton LaughingBird.net \n\n\n			\n	\n		\n\n		\n			\n				  Psalm 30			\n		\n\n		\n		 \n \n	I’ll be singing your praises\, every chance I get\, LORD\,\nbecause you got me out of deep trouble\nand spared me the gloating of my enemies. \nI pleaded for help\, LORD God\,\nand you stepped in and healed me. \nThey were nearly ready to pronounce me dead\nbut your brought me back\, LORD;\nyou put me back on my feet\nwhen I was about to be carried to the morgue. \nSo I’m singing your praises\,\nand I’m encouraging everyone to do the same;\nto name you with joyful thanks. \nWe manage to get you angry at times\,\nbut it blows over in a moment\nbecause your mercy keeps on keeping on.\nWe may have an evening of bitter tears\,\nbut by morning your mercy has us smiling again. \nI was guilty of taking your goodness for granted;\nI thought I had it made.\nYou had put me on top of the world\nbut I got all too full of myself.\nYou stepped aside – made me stand alone —\nand I turned to jelly! \nI realised how much I needed you\, LORD\,\nand in my panic I begged you for mercy. \n“What good is my blood to you?” I cried.\n“How will it help if I’m in the grave?\nCan a corpse sing your praises?\nWill a gravestone publicise your goodness?\nGive me another chance\, LORD.\nPlease\, LORD\, bail me out one more time.” \nAnd sure enough\, you did\, LORD.\nYou turned my tears to laughter;\nyou set my dragging feet dancing;\nyou dusted me off and dressed me up for a party.\nSo now I’m singing your praises\nfrom the bottom of my heart\,\nand no one can shut me up! \nYou are my God\, LORD\,\nand I’m eternally grateful. \n©2001 Nathan Nettleton LaughingBird.net \n\n\n			\n	\n		\n\n		\n			\n				  1 Corinthians 9: 24-27			\n		\n\n		\n		 \n \n	You do understand\, don’t you\, that no matter how many runners there are in a race\, there will only be one winner at the end. So if you are aiming to become the best\, you are going to have to train long and hard. Elite athletes discipline themselves strictly in every area of their lives\, and they do so in pursuit of nothing more than a medal hung around their necks or a record that could fall the next week. The prize we are working towards will be in place forever\, so such single-minded discipline is even more essential for us. I can’t afford to be like a runner who doesn’t know where the finish line is\, or a footballer who doesn’t know where the goals are. Instead I subject my body to a punishing regime of training and work it like a slave\, so that I don’t end up\, after coaching everyone else in the right way\, being disqualified myself. \n©2003 Nathan Nettleton LaughingBird.net \n\n\n			\n	\n		\n\n		\n			\n				  Mark 1: 40-45			\n		\n\n		\n		 \n \n	Jesus was approached by a man who was suffering from a hideous skin disease that made him a social outcast. The man got down on his knees and pleaded for help\, saying\, “You could make me clean if you wanted to.” \nJesus was deeply moved by the man’s sorry state. He reached out his hand and touched the man\, saying\, “I do want to. Be made clean!” \nAt that moment\, the symptoms vanished and he was made healthy and clean. Then Jesus gave him his marching orders and a tough talking-to\, saying\, “Keep your mouth shut about this. Go straight to the priest and have yourself examined so that you can be certified fit to return to normal social contact. As a sign that you are well\, give the offering that Moses said was to be given in thanks for your cleansing.” \nBut despite his instructions\, the man went straight out and began to tell everyone what Jesus had done for him. The word spread like wildfire\, and before long Jesus couldn’t even show his face in the towns without being mobbed. He had to stick to the outback tracks\, and people from everywhere came out to find him. \n©2003 Nathan Nettleton LaughingBird.net \n\n\n			\n	\n	\n\n\n\nPrayers\n\n\n	\n\n		\n			\n				  Eucharistic Preface			\n		\n\n		\n		 \n \n	Let us lift up our hearts.\nWe lift them to the Lord.\nLet us give thanks to the Lord our God.\nIt is right to give our thanks and praise. \nIt is indeed right to give you our thanks and praise\, O God\,\nfor your anger passes quickly\,\nbut your mercy lasts a lifetime. \nFrom the depths of chaos you raised up the newborn earth\,\nand sent your prophets among your people.\nYour servant Elisha spoke your word to Naaman\,\nand he emerged from the healing waters singing your glory. \nTo us you have sent your Son\, Jesus the Christ\,\nand in compassion he has reached out and touched us\,\ncleansing us from all that defiled us.\nThough he was killed by gloating enemies\,\nyou changed our anguish into a joyful dance\,\nraising him up\nand crowning him with a glory that will never fade.\nNow he washes us in your everlasting mercy\nand pulls us from the depths\, cleansed and healed\,\nthat we might run the race\nand receive the victor’s wreath;\nour lives forever singing your praise. \nTherefore with ..... \n©2003 Nathan Nettleton LaughingBird.net \n\n\n			\n	\n		\n\n		\n			\n				  Short Preface (for insertion into Eucharistic prayers with fixed prefaces)			\n		\n\n		\n		 \n \n	We give thanks for the compassion of your Son\, Jesus\,\nwho reaches out to us\nand pulls us from the depths\, cleansed and healed\,\nthat we might run the race\nand receive the victor’s wreath;\nour lives forever singing your praise. \n©2003 Nathan Nettleton LaughingBird.net \n\n\n			\n	\n		\n\n		\n			\n				  General Prayer of Thanksgiving			\n		\n\n		\n		 \n \n	(Preface reformatted for use apart from communion)\n\nWe give you all thanks and praise\, O God\,\nfor your anger passes quickly\,\nbut your mercy lasts a lifetime. \nFrom the depths of chaos you raised up the newborn earth\,\nand sent your prophets among your people.\nYour servant Elisha spoke your word to Naaman\,\nand he emerged from the healing waters singing your glory. \nTo us you have sent your Son\, Jesus the Christ\,\nand in compassion he has reached out and touched us\,\ncleansing us from all that defiled us.\nThough he was killed by gloating enemies\,\nyou changed our anguish into a joyful dance\,\nraising him up\nand crowning him with a glory that will never fade.\nNow he washes us in your everlasting mercy\nand pulls us from the depths\, cleansed and healed\,\nthat we might run the race\nand receive the victor’s wreath;\nour lives forever singing your praise. \nTherefore\, with our hearts lifted high\,\nwe offer you thanks and praise at all times\nthrough Jesus Christ our Lord\,\nwho lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit\,\none God\, for ever and ever.\nAmen. \n©2003 Nathan Nettleton LaughingBird.net \n\n\n			\n	\n		\n\n		\n			\n				  Declaration of Grace / Absolution			\n		\n\n		\n		 \n \n	God\, whose anger passes quickly\,\nbut whose mercy lasts a lifetime\,\nhas compassion on all who cry for forgiveness and healing.\nThrough Jesus Christ\, God reaches out to us\,\nraises us up and says\, “Be Clean!” \nSisters and Brothers\,\n  your sins are forgiven;\n    be at peace. \n©2003 Nathan Nettleton LaughingBird.net \n\n\n			\n	\n		\n\n		\n			\n				  Commission & Benediction			\n		\n\n		\n		 \n \n	Go now\, and live out our song of praise to God.\nDiscipline yourself in all things\, however small\,\nso that you may attain the prize of salvation\nthat is yours in Christ Jesus. \nAnd may God’s powerful blessing uphold you like a mountain.\nMay Christ Jesus touch you and make you whole.\nAnd may the Holy Spirit dance with you in the joy of life. \nWe go in peace to love and serve the Lord\,\n   In the name of Christ. Amen. \n©2003 Nathan Nettleton LaughingBird.net \n\n\n			\n	\n	\n\n\n\nSermons\n\n\n\nSermons will open in new tabs from our SYCBaps church website. \n\n\n\n\nToo Simple to BotherA sermon on 2 Kings 5:1-14 by Nathan Nettleton\n\n\n\nKeep it simple\, StupidA sermon on 2 Kings 5:1-14 by Nathan Nettleton\n\n\n\nTouched by the hand of GodA sermon on Mark 1: 40 -45 by Ron Ham\n\n\n\nBack from SheolA sermon on Psalm 30 by Nathan Nettleton\n\n\n\nAthletic SpiritualityA sermon on 1 Corinthians 9: 24-27 by Nathan Nettleton\n\n\n\nHealing CultureA sermon on Mark 1:40-45 by Nathan Nettleton
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