It’s Palm Sunday! In this online worship service and sermon, we’re looking at the story of Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem in Matthew 21:1-11. Helpful resources for me were Jonathan Merritt at Christianity Today, David Lose at In the Meantime,and this
For the 2019 Good Friday service on April 19, we followed a lightly modified of this Good Friday Lutheran Tenebrae service outline from the last couple years. No specific text for tonight other than John’s passion reading, although I was
April 18, 2019, is Maundy Thursday. This year, we tried something new (as far as I’m aware) at St. Peter, and actually had foot (and hand) washing as part of the service. The primary text for this service is John
Similar to last year’s Good Friday service, our 2018 Good Friday worship at St. Peter Lutheran Church began with a responsive reading from Isaiah 52:13-53:12, a reading from Hebrews 10:16-25, and then moved into a Tenebrae service with the Passion story from John
For Palm Sunday this year, we had two wonderful youth-led worship services journeying through Holy Week on Sunday morning (and Saturday’s service was cancelled due to snow) so there was no sermon for Palm Sunday. Here’s my Maundy Thursday sermon