Each week we carefully curate a collection of poems that resonate with the lectionary readings for that week (Narrative Lectionary and Revised Common Lectionary).
We offer here a broad selection of classic and contemporary poems from diverse poets that stir our imaginations with thoughts of how the biblical text speaks to us in the twenty-first century. We hope that these poems will be fruitful not only for preachers who will be preaching these texts on the coming Sunday, but also for church members in the pews, as way to prime our minds for encountering the biblical texts.
“Freedom, justice, peace, and abiding joy [emerge]
when the poet comes, when the poet speaks,
when the preacher comes as poet.”
– Walter Brueggemann
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Lectionary Poetry
5th Sunday in Lent
Year A
*** For Lent, we are adding in an additional poem each week that is not tied to a specific lectionary reading, but rather fits with Lenten themes of grief and lament.
Narrative Lectionary Reading:
Matthew 21:1-11 >>>> [ Lectionary Poems ]
Lectionary Readings:
Isaiah 50:4-9a >>> [ Lectionary Poems ]
Psalm 31:9-16 >>> [ Lectionary Poems ]
Philippians 2:5-11 >>> [ Lectionary Poems ]
Matthew 21:1-11 >>> [ Lectionary Poems ]
Additional Lenten Poem >>> [ Lectionary Poem ]
POEMS >>>>>>
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