6/27/2021

Mark 6:7-13

 I have come in the name of Jesus

The son of Nazareth

Sent from God to you

The children of God

I ask for nothing

But bring peace

Shalom

That it may be well with you

And your God

In this place

The message went out

On the lips

And deeds of the twelve

As they begin to see

And understand

(God)

who was this one who sent them

and the message that He brought

to a people

(brings)

filled with love and hate

pain and joy

dreams and reality

(life)

people who live not of high dreams

but of today

and tomorrow                              

(to those)

hoping beyond hope

to hear such a message of love

for some hearing

(who hear)

and for some not

that the God of Creation

the God of “In the Beginning”

(God’s)

loves them

(word)

10w worship for July 4th, Sent.

The following is a 10 or more minute worship for July 4th, Sent.  If you find this worship experience helpful, please share with friends and family. You can also find these audio worship services as well as Gospel poems and Opening Litanies on the Facebook page, "Lutheran Flannelboard or on Twitter #lutheranflannel.  The song for the day is I want Jesus to Walk with Me by Andra Moran from the CD Little Miracles. Use with permission you can find this and other music gifts for ministry at www.convergencemp.com/artist/andra-moran.html

 

6/20/2021

Mark 5:21-43

 My heart is beating so fast

Pounding at the walls of my chest

As my mouth goes dry

I still remember sitting there

Across the polished

--but professionally messy desk

of one involved

--in the human struggle

--for life

I knew before it was spoken

Somehow I knew

But with the last thread of hope

I wanted to hear

--what

the medical profession

in all of its high tech helplessness

had to say

and as the words came

I shuddered stoically

With reality

The reality of what I already knew

The room spun that day

In thoughts of what if

And why me

And I was angry

At everyone who walked with a smile

And the God who created them

I screamed

screamed and cried

For days

Until brokenness overcame me

I lay in restless sleep

Dreaming

Of what could have been

I screamed and begged at God

In Prayer

Hoping beyond hope

That the stories I had heard

--somewhere

were true

and as others had been cured so might I

but I knew

somehow I knew with same depth

as I knew

--before I was told of this invasion

into my body and soul

that his would not be for me

restlessly

--night after night I tossed

in almost sleep

dreams tearing at my every fear

 

one night

walking through a crowd of people

who excitedly stood there

backdrops

in my nightly excursion into hell

I saw Him

Looking very much like no in particular

But I as drawn onward

Feeling again

--a flutter of excitement

as I fought my way through that crowd

all focused on Him

falling as I was almost there

managing somehow

--only to touch

--a thread hanging there

--lifeless

as I drifted back

from dreamland

to sleep deep and restful

now undisturbed

by the reality of my illness

I awoke

To my Lord standing there

In Glory

And taking me by the hand

This Prince of Peace

Leading me

To a new world filled with Glory

Psalm 30

 Congregation: I will exalt you, LORD, for you rescued me and refused to let my enemies and fears triumph over me. I cried to you for help, and you restored me, you brought me up from the depths and kept me from falling even deeper.

Worship Leader: Therefore sing to the LORD, all you godly ones! Praise the Lord’s holy name for though there may be anger at our deeds and lack of belief, the Lord’s favor lasts a lifetime! Weeping may last through the night, but joy comes with the morning light.

Congregation: When I was prosperous, I said, “Nothing can stop me now!” In my pride I claimed your favor O LORD, and felt it made me as secure as a mountain. Because of my arrogance you turned away from me, and I was shattered.

Worship Leader: We cried out to you, O LORD and begged for mercy, saying, “What will you gain if we die and sink into the grave? Can our dust praise you or tell of your faithfulness? In our despair, we finally turned from our pride to your love and cried out, hear us, O LORD, and have mercy on us, Help us, O LORD, for we turn now to you.

The psalm ends with: (Mourning into Dancing)

You've turned my mourning into dancing again, You've lifted my sorrows
I can't stay silent I must sing For Your joy has come

Where there once was only hurt, you gave Your healing hand
Where there once was only pain you've brought comfort Like a friend
And I feel the sweetness of your love Piercing my darkness
And I see the bright and morning sun
As it ushers in your joyful gladness

You've turned my mourning into dancing again you've lifted my sorrows
And I can't stay silent I must sing For your joy has come

10w worship for June 27th, Healed Communities.

The following is a 10 or more minute worship for June 27th, Healed Communities. If you find this worship experience helpful, please share with friends and family. You can also find these audio worship services as well as Gospel poems and Opening Litanies on the Facebook page, "Lutheran Flannelboard or on Twitter #lutheranflannel.  The song for the day is The Healing Hand of Jesus by the Jay Beech Band from the album Everyone who is Thirsty, Come.  Used with permission, you can find this and other gifts for ministry at baytonemusic.com

 

6/14/2021

10w worship for June 20th, Wind Whisperer.

The following is a 10 or more minute worship for June 20th, Wind Whisperer. If you find this worship experience helpful, please share with friends and family. You can also find these audio worship services as well as Gospel poems and Opening Litanies on the Facebook page, "Lutheran Flannelboard or on Twitter #lutheranflannel.  The song for the day is A Place to Watch the Rain by Ed Kilbourne from the album The Grateful Ed. Used with permission, you can find this and other gifts for ministry at edkilbourne.com


6/07/2021

10w worship for June 13th, Spicy Kingdom.

The following is a 10 or more minute worship for June 13th, Spicy Kingdom. If you find this worship experience helpful, please share with friends and family. You can also find these audio worship services as well as Gospel poems and Opening Litanies on the Facebook page, "Lutheran Flannelboard or on Twitter #lutheranflannel.  The song for the day is Green World by Bryan Sirchio from the album J-Walking, Songs for Justice Workers.  Use with permission.  You can find this and other gifts for ministry at his web site, www.sirchio.com

 

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