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It’s a question we still ask
ByBarryThe question we still ask is, “Who’s in and who’s out?” You might think with everything going on—climate change, economic insecurity, poverty, etc.—we would have better questions to ask, but this is still common. We want to know who is “in”; who is on our side. This is a harmless enough question when you are…
Promises, promises, promises
ByBarryThis Sunday we were looking at the promises God made to Abraham and how they might possibly connect with us, after all, none of us is interested in being the parent of many nations, at least I don’t think anyone reading this is. So what’s the connection with us? What possible connection could we have…
The greatest commandment
ByBarryDate: October 23, 2011 Liturgical Sunday: Nineteenth Sunday after Pentecost RCL Scripture: Psalm 90:1-6, 13-17; Deuteronomy 34:1-12; 1 Thessalonians 2:1-8; Matthew 22:34-46 Sermon Title: The greatest commandment Knox Presbyterian [audio:https://wordsfromthemiddle.ca/wp-content/uploads/111023_-_Knox.mp3|titles=The greatest commandment] St. Mark’s Presbyterian [audio:https://wordsfromthemiddle.ca/wp-content/uploads/111023_-_St_Marks.mp3|titles=The greatest commandment] This Sunday we are revisiting one of the most famous statements of Jesus; his response to the question about…
Seventh Sunday of Easter – May 17, 2026
ByBarryWorship begins at 9:30 AM Click this link to join the Zoom service on Sundays at 9:30 AM Moose Jaw time (which is CST year-round) Scripture Click any of the scripture references below to be taken directly to the passage. It will open in a new tab. Sermon Why leave? Hymns Order of service including…
Fourth Sunday in Advent – December 21, 2025
ByBarryWorship begins at 9:30 AM Click this link to join the Zoom service on Sundays at 9:30 AM Moose Jaw time (which is CST year-round) Scripture Click any of the scripture references below to be taken directly to the passage. It will open in a new tab. Sermon Love and Christmas Hymns Order of service…
Prayer
ByBarryThis week’s sermon title is “Let’s talk prayer” which means it could be preached virtually any Sunday 🙂 In this case, the Lectionary has us looking at Luke 11 where the so-called shorter Lord’s Prayer is found. The passage continues to verse 13 which means it includes a couple of Jesus’ funniest illustrations as well…