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This is the final installment of our "Sent" sermon series. Today, FPC Associate Pastor Tim Shaw walks us through Acts 3:1-35. Paul and Barnabas get into a heated debate with false teachers and Pharisees. Peter enters the story as well, teaching on faith and reaching the Gentiles. It's a fascinating story that gives us a glimpse into the beginnings of the Christian church.

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7. nostos - eras mia
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In this Sunday’s message, we reflect on Jesus’ words to the seventy-two He sent ahead of Him: “The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few.” In these simple but profound words, Jesus reminds us that the work of building His kingdom is like gathering a great harvest—a work that requires willing hands, faithful hearts, and trust in the One who sends us.

Jesus sends His followers out with little but His Word—no money, no bag, no sandals—yet He promises that their mission is filled with divine purpose. Though they go “as lambs among wolves,” they are not alone. He is with them, and He speaks through them. “He who listens to you listens to me,” Jesus says, affirming the sacred trust of sharing the Gospel.

The seventy-two returned with joy—not because of what they had, but because of what God had done through them. There is no greater joy than to know that God has used you in His harvest. We are reminded that the call to discipleship is not just about going, but about trusting that Jesus is already at work in the hearts of those we meet.

Sent to Harvest — Fourth Sunday after Pentecost, July 6, 2025: https://saintjamesglencarbon.org/2025-fourth-sunday-after-pentecost

Order of service: https://saintjamesglencarbon.org/wp-content/uploads/st-james-20250706-order-of-service.pdf
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Psalm 66:1–7
Isaiah 66:10–14
Galatians 6:1–10, 14–18
Luke 10:1–20

Songs and Hymns:
    - Oh, How Good It Is: Text and tune by Keith Getty, Kristyn Getty, Ross Holmes, Stuart Townend; © 2012 Getty Music; used with permission, CCLI license # 20286740.
    - Lift High the Cross: Tune: Sydney H. Nicholson, 1875–1947; Sydney H. Nicholson, 1875–1947; Text: George W. Kitchin, 1827–1912; rev. Michael R. Newbolt, 1874–1956, alt.; (sts. ref–5): tr. Leopoldo Gros, 1925–2013; © 1974 Hope Publishing Co.; Used with permission: LSB Hymn License #110001220.
    - Let The Nations Be Glad: Aaron Boswell, Matt Boswell, Matt Papa; © 2010 Getty Music Hymns and Songs; Love Your Enemies Publishing; Curb Dayspring Music Used with permission: CCLI license #20286740.
    - Grace: Text and tune: Niki Shepherd; Jonny Robinson; Rich Thompson; © 2016 Getty Music Publishing; © Rich Thompson Music; © 2016 Jonny Robinson Music; © Little Life Lines Music; Used with permission: CCLI license #20286740.
    - When Peace, like a River: Text: Horatio G. Spafford, 1828–88, alt.; Tune: Philip P. Bliss, 1838–76; Text and tune: Public domain.
    - I Lay My Sins on Jesus: Text: Horatius Bonar, 1808–89; Tune: Neu-vermehrtes . . . Gesangbuch, 1693, 3rd ed., Meiningen; Text and tune: Public domain.
    - God Bless Our Native Land: Text (st. 1): Charles T. Brooks, 1813–83, alt.; (st. 2): John S. Dwight, 1813–93, alt.; Tune: Thesaurus Musicus, c. 1740, London; Text and tune: Public domain.

Liturgies:
    - Gloria in Excelsis: Text: Stephen P. Starke
    - Sanctus: Text: Stephen P. Starke
    - Agnus Dei: Text: Stephen P. Starke

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Sent to Harvest - Jul 6 - Fourth Sunday after Pentecost

Auf dem Bauernhof Schneit in Oberägeri (CH) nistete sich vom 21. bis 24. August 2025 die Kunstausstellug «der Duft von Gras» ein. Malerei, textile Arbeiten, Installationen, Fotografien, Video und Performances transformierten den Hof in einen Ort der Kunst. Kuratiert wurde die Ausstellung von Marilou Hürlimann und Sibylle Meier. lerjentours war mit einem Walk und einem Score dabei. Dem Ausstellungsthema entsprechend hiess es «Nose first». Anlässlich der Vernissage der Ausstellung nahmen zwei Gruppen auf einem gemeinsamen Schnuppergang den Ort minuziös unter die Nase. 

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 Romantic Saxophone Ballad: "More Than I Can Count"

 Verse 1
I don’t reckon it’s just your face I’m dreamin’ of,  
It ain’t only your touch that’s got my heart in love.  
It’s your soul’s soft whisper, your spirit’s gentle glow,  
Darlin’, you’re my haven, more than you’ll ever know.  

 Chorus
I’m lovin’ things ‘bout you, more than I can count,  
Every tender moment, that’s what my heart’s about.  
You’re a gift from the stars, sent from the Lord above,  
My elixir of life, my everlasting love.  

 Verse 2
Your laughter’s like a melody, soft and sweet and true,  
Your eyes hold a promise that carries me through.  
From the way you move to the dreams you softly share,  
You’re my quiet forever, my answer to a prayer.  

 Chorus
I’m lovin’ things ‘bout you, more than I can count,  
Every tender moment, that’s what my heart’s about.  
You’re a gift from the stars, sent from the Lord above,  
My elixir of life, my everlasting love.  

 Bridge
I’m prayin’ you’ll feel this heart I’m pourin’ out,  
This song’s my devotion, my love without a doubt.  
Through every moonlight glow, through every dawn’s embrace,  
With you, my darlin’, I’ve found my sacred place.  

 Chorus
I’m lovin’ things ‘bout you, more than I can count,  
Every tender moment, that’s what my heart’s about.  
You’re a gift from the stars, sent from the Lord above,  
My elixir of life, my everlasting love.  

 Outro
I’m hopin’, I’m prayin’ you’ll hear this song tonight,  
Take this soft dedication, let it hold you tight.  
You’re my forever, my heart’s eternal flame,  
With you, my darlin’, I’ll never be the same.


Musical Arrangement Suggestions for Saxophone:
•	Melody: The saxophone should lead with long, smooth, legato notes, emphasizing the emotional weight of the lyrics. Use a warm, breathy tone, especially in the alto or tenor saxophone range, to evoke intimacy. The melody can incorporate subtle vibrato and gentle bends to heighten the romantic feel.
•	Intro: Start with a solo saxophone line, a slow and soulful riff that sets a tender mood, perhaps over a soft piano or acoustic guitar chord progression (e.g., C - Am - F - G).
Verses: Keep the accompaniment minimal—sparse piano chords or a soft acoustic guitar—to let th
•	e saxophone weave in and out, echoing the vocal melody with delicate embellishments.
•	Chorus: The saxophone can take a fuller role, playing a soaring counter-melody that complements the vocals. Add subtle strings or a light pad synth in the background to enhance the emotional depth without overpowering the sax.
•	Bridge: Let the saxophone shine with a short, expressive solo, using dynamic swells and soft trills to convey longing. The rhythm section (light drums or brushed percussion) can pause briefly to spotlight the sax.
•	Outro: Fade out with the saxophone repeating a slow, heartfelt motif, perhaps improvising softly over the final chords, letting the notes linger like a lover’s whisper.
•	Tempo: A slow tempo (around 60-70 BPM) to allow the saxophone’s notes to breathe and create a dreamy, reflective atmosphere.
•	Key: Consider a key like E-flat major or G major for warmth, which suits the saxophone’s natural range and enhances the romantic mood.
Why It Works:
•	The lyrics are softened with words like “whisper,” “glow,” “haven,” and “eternal flame” to match the delicate, refined tone of a saxophone ballad.
•	The rural dialect (“reckon,” “darlin’”) is retained but polished to feel intimate and poetic, aligning with the romantic theme.
•	The structure is simple and repetitive, perfect for a ballad, allowing the saxophone to carry the emotional weight and create a memorable, trend-worthy melody.
If you’d like, I can provide a sample chord progression, suggest specific saxophone techniques (e.g., phrasing or improvisation ideas), or adapt the lyrics further for a different mood or genre. Let me know how you’d like to proceed!



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2025-11-23 Sermon for Thanksgiving Eve
Holy Cross Lutheran Church, Madison, Ohio
Rev. S. Berndt
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