Prepare for this Sunday: Readings for Proper 28 (33) #SundayIsComing
November 16, 2025: Proper 28 (33)
A quick look at the readings for this Sunday.
This Week's Lectionary Readings
- Isaiah 65:17-25
Isaiah describes a vision of a new heaven and earth where there is no more weeping or distress, only peace and joy.
Tip: This week, focus on bringing hope and comfort to those around you who may be struggling.
- Isaiah 12
This passage praises God for His salvation and deliverance, encouraging us to trust in Him and give thanks for His goodness.
Tip: Take time each day this week to express gratitude to God for His faithfulness and provision in your life.
- Malachi 4:1-2
Malachi prophesies about the coming day of the Lord when the righteous will be healed and experience the warmth of His presence, while the wicked will face judgment.
Tip: Reflect on your own life and seek to align yourself with God's righteousness in preparation for His coming.
- Psalm 98
This psalm calls for all creation to praise the Lord for His salvation and justice, expressing joy and thanksgiving for His faithfulness.
Tip: Make an effort to worship and praise God wholeheartedly this week, acknowledging His goodness and mercy in your life.
- 2 Thessalonians 3:6-13
Paul instructs the Thessalonians to work diligently and not be idle, setting an example for others in the community.
Tip: Find ways to serve others through your work and actions this week, demonstrating the love of Christ in all that you do.
- Luke 21:5-19
Jesus warns His disciples about the signs of the end times and the persecution they will face, encouraging them to stand firm in their faith.
Tip: Stay rooted in your faith and trust in God's promises, even in the midst of trials and difficulties.
Gospel Preview
Luke 21:5-19 emphasizes the importance of endurance and faithfulness in the face of trials and persecution. Jesus warns His disciples about the challenges they will face but assures them of His presence and strength to persevere.
Sermon Preview
This Sunday, the sermon may focus on the themes of perseverance and trust in God's faithfulness, especially in difficult times. One concrete suggestion for preparation is to spend time reflecting on your own experiences of facing trials and how God has been faithful to you in the past.
Prepare for Sunday by reading the passages and reflecting on the tips.
#SundayIsComing is a short video: short reflections on the Sunday Gospel with Archbishop Jeremy Greaves (Anglican Diocese of Southern QLD, Brisbane).
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