This Sunday is the Seventh Sunday after Trinity. The Gospel reading appointed for this Sunday is the Parable of the Weeds.
You may have sung hymns containing reference to corn and cornfields at a service of harvest thanksgiving. In the United Kingdom wheat is called corn and wheatfields corn fields. What is called corn in the United States is called maize. In other parts of the world maize is given a different name, for example, mealies in Southern Africa.
In this Sunday’s message we unpack the Parable of the Weeds and what it means for us.
Readings: Genesis 28: 10-19a, Romans 8: 12-25, and Matthew 13: 24-30, 36-43
Message: A Lesson from the Cockle in a Cornfield
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