Christ the King

Date: November 21, 2010

Liturgical Sunday: Christ the King

RCL Scripture: Luke 1:68-79; Jeremiah 23:1-6; Colossians 1:11-20; Luke 23:33-43

Sermon: Christ the King

Christ the King – Knox Presbyterian

[audio:https://wordsfromthemiddle.ca/wp-content/uploads/101121_-_Knox.mp3|titles=101121_-_Knox]

~please be patient any with the miscellaneous noise at the beginning of the sermon~

Christ the King – St. Mark’s Presbyterian

[audio:https://wordsfromthemiddle.ca/wp-content/uploads/101121_-_St-Marks.mp3|titles=101121_-_St Marks]

~please be patient with any the miscellaneous noise at the beginning of the sermon~

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One Comment

  1. This is one of those Sundays that functionally didn’t exist in the churches in which I grew up. We paid very little attention to the church year and as such the notion that the last Sunday of the year might have been in November would have been hooted at. However, I must say that of all the richness that the church year has given to me, this “off set” calendar is one of the ones I appreciate the most.
    Barry

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