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SUMMARY:2nd Sunday between Epiphany and Lent - Year C
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				  Isaiah 62:1-5			\n		\n\n		\n		 \n \n	Jerusalem\, I will speak out on you behalf;\nI will stick to my guns and not shut up\nuntil your name has been cleared in public\nand you shine like the blazing sun at dawn\,\nsafe and secure and radiant. \nJerusalem\, the nations and governments around you\nwill all see that the LORD is on your side.\nYou will stand tall before them\,\nand take pride in the new name that God will give you. \nYou will be like a badge of honour to your God\,\na gold medal hung around the LORD’s neck. \nNever again will you be called “the reject”;\nno more will your land be called “God-forsaken”.\nInstead you will be called “the love of my life”;\nand your land will be called “God’s own country”\,\nbecause the LORD sees the good in you\,\nand is committed to living with you for better or for worse. \nJust like an eager young couple\ngiving themselves to one another in marriage\,\nso will you and your creator be united.\nIn the same way that they fall madly in love\,\nso will you and your God fill each other with joy. \n©2001 Nathan Nettleton LaughingBird.net \n\n\n			\n	\n		\n\n		\n			\n				  Psalm 36:5-10			\n		\n\n		\n		 \n \n	You unwavering love fills the universe\, LORD;\nyour loyalty is as timeless as the milky way. \nYour passion for doing right\nis as solid as the mountain ranges;\nyour understanding of us\nis as deep as the oceans. \nYou set out to save the lives of every creature\, LORD\,\nand no one – not man nor woman\,\nnot bird nor beast – is left out of your care. \nYour love\, O God\, is our greatest treasure!\nYou keep a place for everyone\nunder the shelter of your wings. \nYou invite all who come to feast at your table;\nthe wine of your love flows like a river\nand no one’s glass is allowed to run dry. \nLife bursts forth from you like a fountain;\nlight shines from you and lights up our world. \nDon’t ever give up on us\, LORD;\nkeep loving all who trust you\,\nkeep rescuing all whose hearts are in the right place. \n©2001 Nathan Nettleton LaughingBird.net \n\n\n			\n	\n		\n\n		\n			\n				  1 Corinthians 12:1-11			\n		\n\n		\n		 \n \n	Sisters and brothers\, let me talk to you about spiritual gifts. There is a lot of confusion about these things\, so I want to make sure that you know what needs to be known. You’ll remember how confusing it was before you began following Christ - you were easy prey to those who make all kinds of claims and promises in order to seduce people into making gods out of material things. I want to make sure you’re not easily sucked in again\, so I’ll try to make these things clear. A good rule of thumb is this: if someone says\, “Bugger Jesus!” then you can bet your bottom dollar that they’re not getting their ideas from the Spirit of God. By the same token\, if you hear people say\, “For better or for worse\, we’ll do what Jesus wants\,” you can take it as read that they couldn’t have said that if the Holy Spirit was not a force in their lives. \nWhen it comes to spiritual abilities\, there is a huge variety\, but you can trace them all to the same Spirit. There are all sorts of different ways of doing the Lord’s work\, but it’s the same Lord who is served in all of them. Some people get enthused and energised about one thing\, some about another\, but it is the same God who fires the passions in both. \nThe Spirit is at work in everyone\, and that work takes shape in each person in a way that will be of benefit to all. In one person you see it expressed in the ability to give wise advise; that ability has been given through the Spirit. In another person you see the ability to draw on a wealth of knowledge for the benefit of others; that too comes from the Spirit. Another person is able to keep trusting God when everyone else starts doubting\, and of course faith like that comes from the Spirit. Someone else has a gift that enables them to heal the sick\, and you guessed it\, the same Spirit again! Someone else can work miracles\, someone else can tell you what God wants you to hear. Another has the uncanny ability to discern what sort of spirit is behind whatever’s going on. Another is gifted with the ability to speak strange languages and still another with the ability to translate them. All these gifts\, and more still\, are triggered off in people by one and the same Spirit. The Spirit takes account of each person’s unique potential and decides accordingly how best to equip them. \n©2001 Nathan Nettleton LaughingBird.net \n\n\n			\n	\n		\n\n		\n			\n				  John 2:1-11			\n		\n\n		\n		 \n \n	There was a wedding in the town of Cana\, in Galilee and Jesus\, his mother\, and his disciples were all among the invited guests. During the celebrations\, disaster struck - the hosts ran out of wine! Mary thought Jesus might be able to do something about it\, so she told him\, “They’re out of wine.” \nJesus replied\, “Mum\, the catering is not our job\, not yours and not mine. And this is hardly the time for me to be drawing attention to myself!” \nBut Mary took no notice of him and went and told the drinks waiters to go and ask him for instructions. Now the Jewish people have a special ritual way of washing their hands before eating and so\, at the wedding\, there were six big stone water tubs provided for that purpose. Each one held about a hundred litres. Jesus pointed them out to the drinks waiters and said\, “Top up those tubs with water.” \nWhen they had filled them to the brim\, he said to them\, “Now\, ladle some out into a carafe and take it to the Master of Ceremonies.” \nThey did as he said. When the MC tasted the water that had become wine\, he was impressed. The waiters knew where it had come from\, but the MC had no idea. He called the bridegroom and said to him\, “You’ve got it all back to front. You’re supposed to serve your best wines first up. Once everyone’s had a skinful you can bring out the cheap stuff and they’ll never know the difference. But you’ve waited until everyone’s legless\, and now you’re pulling the cork on the pick of the cellar!” \nThis action by Jesus took place in Cana of Galilee. It was the first indicator Jesus gave that he wasn’t just anybody. It gave people a glimpse of his glory\, and it convinced his disciples that he was for real. \n©2001 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 you give yourself to us in marriage\nand intoxicate us with the wine of your love. \nYou created everything: skies\, mountains and seas\,\nand filled the universe with your justice and faithful love.\nYou chose for yourself a beloved people\nand in them the light of your salvation dawned for all nations. \nYou sent your child\, Jesus Christ\, among us\nto gather all people under the warmth of your wings.\nSharing with us our joys and sorrows\,\nhe brought forth new gifts in us\nwhen we thought we had run dry.\nWhen his hour had come\,\nhe was cursed and killed\,\nbut you raised him to life again\nand through him\, filled us with the wine of your Spirit\,\nequipping each one of us with gifts\nto be used in your service for the common good. \nTherefore with ..... \n©2001 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 thank you for your son\, Jesus Christ\,\nwho gathers us under the warmth of your wings\,\nfills us with the wine of your love\,\nand sends to us your Spirit to equip us with gifts\nto be used in your service for the common good. \n©2001 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 you give yourself to us in marriage\nand intoxicate us with the wine of your love. \nYou created everything: skies\, mountains and seas\,\nand filled the universe with your justice and faithful love.\nYou chose for yourself a beloved people\nand in them the light of your salvation dawned for all nations. \nYou sent your child\, Jesus Christ\, among us\nto gather all people under the warmth of your wings.\nSharing with us our joys and sorrows\,\nhe brought forth new gifts in us\nwhen we thought we had run dry.\nWhen his hour had come\,\nhe was cursed and killed\,\nbut you raised him to life again\nand through him\, filled us with the wine of your Spirit\,\nequipping each one of us with gifts\nto be used in your service for the common good. \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©2001 Nathan Nettleton LaughingBird.net \n\n\n			\n	\n		\n\n		\n			\n				  Declaration of Grace / Absolution			\n		\n\n		\n		 \n \n	The Lord’s mercy spans the sky\nand our salvation lights up like the dawn.\nSeek shelter under the warmth of God’s wings\,\nfor the Lord embraces all life in tender mercy. \nSisters and Brothers\,\n  your sins are forgiven;\n    be at peace. \n©2001 Nathan Nettleton LaughingBird.net \n\n\n			\n	\n		\n\n		\n			\n				  Commission & Benediction			\n		\n\n		\n		 \n \n	Go now\, with your trust in Christ\nwho has quenched your thirst with the wine of God’s love.\nDo not be silent about God’s faithful love\,\nbut shelter in the warmth of God’s wings\nand keep your hearts honest. \nAnd may God rejoice over you and call you “My Delight”;\nMay Christ Jesus bring out the best in you\, to his glory;\nAnd may the Spirit equip you all with gifts for the common good. \nWe go in peace to love and serve the Lord\,\n   In the name of Christ. Amen. \n©2001 Nathan Nettleton LaughingBird.net \n\n\n			\n	\n	\n\n\n\nSermons\n\n\n\n\nTransformed by LoveA sermon on Isaiah 62.1-5; Psalm 36.5-10 & John 2.1-11 by Garry Deverell\n\n\n\nGetting It All Back To FrontA sermon on 1 Corinthians 12:1-3 & John 2:1-11 by Nathan Nettleton\n\n\n\nThe WeddingA sermon on John 2:1-11 by Ian Cook\n\n\n\nGifts for the Common GoodA sermon on 1 Corinthians 12:1-3 by Alison Sampson\n\n\n\nLooking for a signA sermon on Isaiah 62:1-5\, Psalm 36:5-10\, 1 John 2:1-11 & 1 Corinthians 12:1-11 by Samara Pitt\n\n\n\nThe Wedding SignerA sermon on John 2:1-11 by Margie Dahl\n\n\n\nEnough and So Much MoreA sermon on 1 Corinthians 12:1-3 & John 2:1-11 by Nathan Nettleton
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SUMMARY:2nd Sunday between Epiphany and Lent - Year C
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				  Isaiah 62:1-5			\n		\n\n		\n		 \n \n	Jerusalem\, I will speak out on you behalf;\nI will stick to my guns and not shut up\nuntil your name has been cleared in public\nand you shine like the blazing sun at dawn\,\nsafe and secure and radiant. \nJerusalem\, the nations and governments around you\nwill all see that the LORD is on your side.\nYou will stand tall before them\,\nand take pride in the new name that God will give you. \nYou will be like a badge of honour to your God\,\na gold medal hung around the LORD’s neck. \nNever again will you be called “the reject”;\nno more will your land be called “God-forsaken”.\nInstead you will be called “the love of my life”;\nand your land will be called “God’s own country”\,\nbecause the LORD sees the good in you\,\nand is committed to living with you for better or for worse. \nJust like an eager young couple\ngiving themselves to one another in marriage\,\nso will you and your creator be united.\nIn the same way that they fall madly in love\,\nso will you and your God fill each other with joy. \n©2001 Nathan Nettleton LaughingBird.net \n\n\n			\n	\n		\n\n		\n			\n				  Psalm 36:5-10			\n		\n\n		\n		 \n \n	You unwavering love fills the universe\, LORD;\nyour loyalty is as timeless as the milky way. \nYour passion for doing right\nis as solid as the mountain ranges;\nyour understanding of us\nis as deep as the oceans. \nYou set out to save the lives of every creature\, LORD\,\nand no one – not man nor woman\,\nnot bird nor beast – is left out of your care. \nYour love\, O God\, is our greatest treasure!\nYou keep a place for everyone\nunder the shelter of your wings. \nYou invite all who come to feast at your table;\nthe wine of your love flows like a river\nand no one’s glass is allowed to run dry. \nLife bursts forth from you like a fountain;\nlight shines from you and lights up our world. \nDon’t ever give up on us\, LORD;\nkeep loving all who trust you\,\nkeep rescuing all whose hearts are in the right place. \n©2001 Nathan Nettleton LaughingBird.net \n\n\n			\n	\n		\n\n		\n			\n				  1 Corinthians 12:1-11			\n		\n\n		\n		 \n \n	Sisters and brothers\, let me talk to you about spiritual gifts. There is a lot of confusion about these things\, so I want to make sure that you know what needs to be known. You’ll remember how confusing it was before you began following Christ - you were easy prey to those who make all kinds of claims and promises in order to seduce people into making gods out of material things. I want to make sure you’re not easily sucked in again\, so I’ll try to make these things clear. A good rule of thumb is this: if someone says\, “Bugger Jesus!” then you can bet your bottom dollar that they’re not getting their ideas from the Spirit of God. By the same token\, if you hear people say\, “For better or for worse\, we’ll do what Jesus wants\,” you can take it as read that they couldn’t have said that if the Holy Spirit was not a force in their lives. \nWhen it comes to spiritual abilities\, there is a huge variety\, but you can trace them all to the same Spirit. There are all sorts of different ways of doing the Lord’s work\, but it’s the same Lord who is served in all of them. Some people get enthused and energised about one thing\, some about another\, but it is the same God who fires the passions in both. \nThe Spirit is at work in everyone\, and that work takes shape in each person in a way that will be of benefit to all. In one person you see it expressed in the ability to give wise advise; that ability has been given through the Spirit. In another person you see the ability to draw on a wealth of knowledge for the benefit of others; that too comes from the Spirit. Another person is able to keep trusting God when everyone else starts doubting\, and of course faith like that comes from the Spirit. Someone else has a gift that enables them to heal the sick\, and you guessed it\, the same Spirit again! Someone else can work miracles\, someone else can tell you what God wants you to hear. Another has the uncanny ability to discern what sort of spirit is behind whatever’s going on. Another is gifted with the ability to speak strange languages and still another with the ability to translate them. All these gifts\, and more still\, are triggered off in people by one and the same Spirit. The Spirit takes account of each person’s unique potential and decides accordingly how best to equip them. \n©2001 Nathan Nettleton LaughingBird.net \n\n\n			\n	\n		\n\n		\n			\n				  John 2:1-11			\n		\n\n		\n		 \n \n	There was a wedding in the town of Cana\, in Galilee and Jesus\, his mother\, and his disciples were all among the invited guests. During the celebrations\, disaster struck - the hosts ran out of wine! Mary thought Jesus might be able to do something about it\, so she told him\, “They’re out of wine.” \nJesus replied\, “Mum\, the catering is not our job\, not yours and not mine. And this is hardly the time for me to be drawing attention to myself!” \nBut Mary took no notice of him and went and told the drinks waiters to go and ask him for instructions. Now the Jewish people have a special ritual way of washing their hands before eating and so\, at the wedding\, there were six big stone water tubs provided for that purpose. Each one held about a hundred litres. Jesus pointed them out to the drinks waiters and said\, “Top up those tubs with water.” \nWhen they had filled them to the brim\, he said to them\, “Now\, ladle some out into a carafe and take it to the Master of Ceremonies.” \nThey did as he said. When the MC tasted the water that had become wine\, he was impressed. The waiters knew where it had come from\, but the MC had no idea. He called the bridegroom and said to him\, “You’ve got it all back to front. You’re supposed to serve your best wines first up. Once everyone’s had a skinful you can bring out the cheap stuff and they’ll never know the difference. But you’ve waited until everyone’s legless\, and now you’re pulling the cork on the pick of the cellar!” \nThis action by Jesus took place in Cana of Galilee. It was the first indicator Jesus gave that he wasn’t just anybody. It gave people a glimpse of his glory\, and it convinced his disciples that he was for real. \n©2001 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 you give yourself to us in marriage\nand intoxicate us with the wine of your love. \nYou created everything: skies\, mountains and seas\,\nand filled the universe with your justice and faithful love.\nYou chose for yourself a beloved people\nand in them the light of your salvation dawned for all nations. \nYou sent your child\, Jesus Christ\, among us\nto gather all people under the warmth of your wings.\nSharing with us our joys and sorrows\,\nhe brought forth new gifts in us\nwhen we thought we had run dry.\nWhen his hour had come\,\nhe was cursed and killed\,\nbut you raised him to life again\nand through him\, filled us with the wine of your Spirit\,\nequipping each one of us with gifts\nto be used in your service for the common good. \nTherefore with ..... \n©2001 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 thank you for your son\, Jesus Christ\,\nwho gathers us under the warmth of your wings\,\nfills us with the wine of your love\,\nand sends to us your Spirit to equip us with gifts\nto be used in your service for the common good. \n©2001 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 you give yourself to us in marriage\nand intoxicate us with the wine of your love. \nYou created everything: skies\, mountains and seas\,\nand filled the universe with your justice and faithful love.\nYou chose for yourself a beloved people\nand in them the light of your salvation dawned for all nations. \nYou sent your child\, Jesus Christ\, among us\nto gather all people under the warmth of your wings.\nSharing with us our joys and sorrows\,\nhe brought forth new gifts in us\nwhen we thought we had run dry.\nWhen his hour had come\,\nhe was cursed and killed\,\nbut you raised him to life again\nand through him\, filled us with the wine of your Spirit\,\nequipping each one of us with gifts\nto be used in your service for the common good. \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©2001 Nathan Nettleton LaughingBird.net \n\n\n			\n	\n		\n\n		\n			\n				  Declaration of Grace / Absolution			\n		\n\n		\n		 \n \n	The Lord’s mercy spans the sky\nand our salvation lights up like the dawn.\nSeek shelter under the warmth of God’s wings\,\nfor the Lord embraces all life in tender mercy. \nSisters and Brothers\,\n  your sins are forgiven;\n    be at peace. \n©2001 Nathan Nettleton LaughingBird.net \n\n\n			\n	\n		\n\n		\n			\n				  Commission & Benediction			\n		\n\n		\n		 \n \n	Go now\, with your trust in Christ\nwho has quenched your thirst with the wine of God’s love.\nDo not be silent about God’s faithful love\,\nbut shelter in the warmth of God’s wings\nand keep your hearts honest. \nAnd may God rejoice over you and call you “My Delight”;\nMay Christ Jesus bring out the best in you\, to his glory;\nAnd may the Spirit equip you all with gifts for the common good. \nWe go in peace to love and serve the Lord\,\n   In the name of Christ. Amen. \n©2001 Nathan Nettleton LaughingBird.net \n\n\n			\n	\n	\n\n\n\nSermons\n\n\n\n\nTransformed by LoveA sermon on Isaiah 62.1-5; Psalm 36.5-10 & John 2.1-11 by Garry Deverell\n\n\n\nGetting It All Back To FrontA sermon on 1 Corinthians 12:1-3 & John 2:1-11 by Nathan Nettleton\n\n\n\nThe WeddingA sermon on John 2:1-11 by Ian Cook\n\n\n\nGifts for the Common GoodA sermon on 1 Corinthians 12:1-3 by Alison Sampson\n\n\n\nLooking for a signA sermon on Isaiah 62:1-5\, Psalm 36:5-10\, 1 John 2:1-11 & 1 Corinthians 12:1-11 by Samara Pitt\n\n\n\nThe Wedding SignerA sermon on John 2:1-11 by Margie Dahl\n\n\n\nEnough and So Much MoreA sermon on 1 Corinthians 12:1-3 & John 2:1-11 by Nathan Nettleton
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