Daily Word, Pentecost 6A
Daily Bible Readings for the Week of the Sixth Sunday of Pentecost, Year A
Join us for Morning Prayer in the chapel, Monday through Friday* at 8:30am, where we read and discuss these Scriptures and pray together. We do the same during Vespers in the parsonage Sunday evenings at 6pm. Join us! The parsonage is across the street from the church.
Our readings for the week of the Sixth Sunday after Pentecost are listed below. Each verse is linked and will open to Biblia so you may read online. Click the link to read online or read in your Bible. The additional reading each day speaks to the common conversation between the three readings.
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Sunday: Numbers 6:22–27; Acts 13:1–12; Luke 12:41–48
Man plucked the forbidden fruit, and dearly was that apple paid for in the fall of all our race. The Lord redeemed us in his boundless love, but not without a price: the free mercy of God cannot work its way among men except heaven’s best treasure be spent to purchase men from bondage. Expense occurs everywhere in our salvation: “The price of pardon was the Saviour’s blood;” “To buy our souls it cost his own.”
C. H. Spurgeon, “Travelling Expenses on the Two Great Roads,” in The Metropolitan Tabernacle Pulpit Sermons, vol. 11 (London: Passmore & Alabaster, 1865), 181–182.
Monday: Numbers 16:1–19; Romans 3:21–31; Matthew 19:13–22
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Tuesday: Numbers 16:20–35; Romans 4:1–12; Matthew 19:23–30
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Wednesday: Numbers 16:36–50; Romans 4:13–25; Matthew 20:1–16
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Thursday: Numbers 17:1–11; Romans 5:1–11; Matthew 20:17–28
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Friday: Numbers 20:1–13; Romans 5:12–21; Matthew 20:29–34
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Saturday: Numbers 20:14–29; Romans 6:1–11; Matthew 21:1–11
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*We do not meet in the chapel on Saturdays. On Sundays, we meet in the parsonage at 6pm to discuss the readings.
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Rev. Dr. Mark E. Ryman has served as Pastor for St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Salisbury, NC, since 2021. Previously, Pastor Ryman served congregations in North Carolina and Ohio, as well as a call to specialized ministry with Sola Publishing.
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