Podcasts about scripture: luke 24:13-24:32

SECOND SUNDAY OF EASTER Rev. Kendra Balliet Scripture Luke 24:13-32 Sermon Series “Resurrection Stories” Sermon: “Freed”

SECOND SUNDAY OF EASTER Rev. Kendra Balliet Organist: James Ross Prelude - Meditation on Just As I Am-Elizabeth A. Krouse Gathering at the Gate Welcome *Call to Worship Leader: They were on the road to Emmaus… People: We travel so many roads, so many journeys in this life, sometimes traveling towards, sometimes away from, a life of freedom. Leader: Jesus came and fell into step with them, but they did not recognize him… People: We are sometimes so overwhelmed with the struggles of this world that we can’t see the Companion that walks alongside us. Leader: Jesus asked them what they were talking about… People: We have recited our stories of pain so often that we can’t imagine there are other ways to interpret events, to get past the regret. Leader: They explained the horror of the recent past, about their friend who was crucified and their disappointment at dreams of liberation dashed… People: We so often think we’ve hit the end of the road, the finale of the story, with nothing left to say. Leader: Then Jesus began to tell the story as a bigger picture… People: We sometimes perceive only the parts that feel insurmountable without zooming out to notice the larger narrative of hope. Leader: They invited Jesus to dinner after such a long walk… People: We actually know how to reach for help, even when we don’t realize we need it. Leader: Jesus took the bread, blessed, broke and gave it to them… People: We are capable of having our eyes opened to the presence of Love in our midst. Leader: Jesus vanished from the room as quickly as he had appeared on the road but they were left with the awe and wonder of having their hearts transformed… All: We open to the possibility that nothing is closed, that our hearts can be opened anytime, anywhere, and resurrection from death-dealing forces is possible. Leader: This is a Word of Hope for the people who long for it. All: Thanks be to the Living Word. *Opening Hymn "Easter People, Raise Your Voices” #304 *Opening Prayer God of abundance, We are thankful for the beauty all around us. Weave us together in a life full of goodness and joy. Help us to move in harmony with one another and with all Creation. Let us travel on your path toward release in your presence. Amen. Confession of Faith: Apostles Creed #881 Gloria Patri Children's Chat Music Ministry and Offertory - Breathe on Me Breath of God- Daniel Burton Doxology and Prayer of Gratitude Proclaiming Freedom Scripture Luke 24:13-32 Sermon Series “Resurrection Stories” Sermon: “Freed” Responding to Freedom Joys/Concerns Hymn "Abide with Me" #700 Pastoral Prayer/Lord's Prayer Communion Closing Hymn “I Love to Tell the Story” #156 Verse 5: The Savior of our stories has brought his peace to you; now go and tell the story, for others need it too. To ev'ry one who’s hurting ring out the gospel call; proclaim that Christ is risen and grants his peace to all. Unlocking Freedom Action Steps & Benediction Postlude - Variation on How Firm a Foundation-Donna Robertson The flowers on the altar today are given in loving memory of James D. Turnbull on his 44th heavenly birthday by his parents Carolyn & Jim Turnbull. Thank you for sharing in this worship service. Please continue to stay in touch through our website (stoneumc.org) and/or by following us on Facebook (Stone UMC). If you have joys or concerns that you would like lifted up in prayer, please fill out the Prayer Card in the pew, on the website, share them by contacting us at 814-724-6736 or churchoffice@stoneumc.org

SECOND SUNDAY OF EASTER Rev. Kendra Balliet Organist: James Ross Prelude - Meditation on Just As I Am-Elizabeth A. Krouse Gathering at the Gate Welcome *Call to Worship Leader: They were on the road to Emmaus… People: We travel so many roads, so many journeys in this life, sometimes traveling towards, sometimes away from, a life of freedom. Leader: Jesus came and fell into step with them, but they did not recognize him… People: We are sometimes so overwhelmed with the struggles of this world that we can’t see the Companion that walks alongside us. Leader: Jesus asked them what they were talking about… People: We have recited our stories of pain so often that we can’t imagine there are other ways to interpret events, to get past the regret. Leader: They explained the horror of the recent past, about their friend who was crucified and their disappointment at dreams of liberation dashed… People: We so often think we’ve hit the end of the road, the finale of the story, with nothing left to say. Leader: Then Jesus began to tell the story as a bigger picture… People: We sometimes perceive only the parts that feel insurmountable without zooming out to notice the larger narrative of hope. Leader: They invited Jesus to dinner after such a long walk… People: We actually know how to reach for help, even when we don’t realize we need it. Leader: Jesus took the bread, blessed, broke and gave it to them… People: We are capable of having our eyes opened to the presence of Love in our midst. Leader: Jesus vanished from the room as quickly as he had appeared on the road but they were left with the awe and wonder of having their hearts transformed… All: We open to the possibility that nothing is closed, that our hearts can be opened anytime, anywhere, and resurrection from death-dealing forces is possible. Leader: This is a Word of Hope for the people who long for it. All: Thanks be to the Living Word. *Opening Hymn "Easter People, Raise Your Voices” #304 *Opening Prayer God of abundance, We are thankful for the beauty all around us. Weave us together in a life full of goodness and joy. Help us to move in harmony with one another and with all Creation. Let us travel on your path toward release in your presence. Amen. Confession of Faith: Apostles Creed #881 Gloria Patri Children's Chat Music Ministry and Offertory - Breathe on Me Breath of God- Daniel Burton Doxology and Prayer of Gratitude Proclaiming Freedom Scripture Luke 24:13-32 Sermon Series “Resurrection Stories” Sermon: “Freed” Responding to Freedom Joys/Concerns Hymn "Abide with Me" #700 Pastoral Prayer/Lord's Prayer Communion Closing Hymn “I Love to Tell the Story” #156 Verse 5: The Savior of our stories has brought his peace to you; now go and tell the story, for others need it too. To ev'ry one who’s hurting ring out the gospel call; proclaim that Christ is risen and grants his peace to all. Unlocking Freedom Action Steps & Benediction Postlude - Variation on How Firm a Foundation-Donna Robertson The flowers on the altar today are given in loving memory of James D. Turnbull on his 44th heavenly birthday by his parents Carolyn & Jim Turnbull. Thank you for sharing in this worship service. Please continue to stay in touch through our website (stoneumc.org) and/or by following us on Facebook (Stone UMC). If you have joys or concerns that you would like lifted up in prayer, please fill out the Prayer Card in the pew, on the website, share them by contacting us at 814-724-6736 or churchoffice@stoneumc.org

SECOND SUNDAY OF EASTER Rev. Kendra Balliet Organist: James Ross Prelude - Meditation on Just As I Am-Elizabeth A. Krouse Gathering at the Gate Welcome *Call to Worship Leader: They were on the road to Emmaus… People: We travel so many roads, so many journeys in this life, sometimes traveling towards, sometimes away from, a life of freedom. Leader: Jesus came and fell into step with them, but they did not recognize him… People: We are sometimes so overwhelmed with the struggles of this world that we can’t see the Companion that walks alongside us. Leader: Jesus asked them what they were talking about… People: We have recited our stories of pain so often that we can’t imagine there are other ways to interpret events, to get past the regret. Leader: They explained the horror of the recent past, about their friend who was crucified and their disappointment at dreams of liberation dashed… People: We so often think we’ve hit the end of the road, the finale of the story, with nothing left to say. Leader: Then Jesus began to tell the story as a bigger picture… People: We sometimes perceive only the parts that feel insurmountable without zooming out to notice the larger narrative of hope. Leader: They invited Jesus to dinner after such a long walk… People: We actually know how to reach for help, even when we don’t realize we need it. Leader: Jesus took the bread, blessed, broke and gave it to them… People: We are capable of having our eyes opened to the presence of Love in our midst. Leader: Jesus vanished from the room as quickly as he had appeared on the road but they were left with the awe and wonder of having their hearts transformed… All: We open to the possibility that nothing is closed, that our hearts can be opened anytime, anywhere, and resurrection from death-dealing forces is possible. Leader: This is a Word of Hope for the people who long for it. All: Thanks be to the Living Word. *Opening Hymn "Easter People, Raise Your Voices” #304 *Opening Prayer God of abundance, We are thankful for the beauty all around us. Weave us together in a life full of goodness and joy. Help us to move in harmony with one another and with all Creation. Let us travel on your path toward release in your presence. Amen. Confession of Faith: Apostles Creed #881 Gloria Patri Children's Chat Music Ministry and Offertory - Breathe on Me Breath of God- Daniel Burton Doxology and Prayer of Gratitude Proclaiming Freedom Scripture Luke 24:13-32 Sermon Series “Resurrection Stories” Sermon: “Freed” Responding to Freedom Joys/Concerns Hymn "Abide with Me" #700 Pastoral Prayer/Lord's Prayer Communion Closing Hymn “I Love to Tell the Story” #156 Verse 5: The Savior of our stories has brought his peace to you; now go and tell the story, for others need it too. To ev'ry one who’s hurting ring out the gospel call; proclaim that Christ is risen and grants his peace to all. Unlocking Freedom Action Steps & Benediction Postlude - Variation on How Firm a Foundation-Donna Robertson The flowers on the altar today are given in loving memory of James D. Turnbull on his 44th heavenly birthday by his parents Carolyn & Jim Turnbull. Thank you for sharing in this worship service. Please continue to stay in touch through our website (stoneumc.org) and/or by following us on Facebook (Stone UMC). If you have joys or concerns that you would like lifted up in prayer, please fill out the Prayer Card in the pew, on the website, share them by contacting us at 814-724-6736 or churchoffice@stoneumc.org

SECOND SUNDAY OF EASTER Rev. Kendra Balliet Organist: James Ross Prelude - Meditation on Just As I Am-Elizabeth A. Krouse Gathering at the Gate Welcome *Call to Worship Leader: They were on the road to Emmaus… People: We travel so many roads, so many journeys in this life, sometimes traveling towards, sometimes away from, a life of freedom. Leader: Jesus came and fell into step with them, but they did not recognize him… People: We are sometimes so overwhelmed with the struggles of this world that we can’t see the Companion that walks alongside us. Leader: Jesus asked them what they were talking about… People: We have recited our stories of pain so often that we can’t imagine there are other ways to interpret events, to get past the regret. Leader: They explained the horror of the recent past, about their friend who was crucified and their disappointment at dreams of liberation dashed… People: We so often think we’ve hit the end of the road, the finale of the story, with nothing left to say. Leader: Then Jesus began to tell the story as a bigger picture… People: We sometimes perceive only the parts that feel insurmountable without zooming out to notice the larger narrative of hope. Leader: They invited Jesus to dinner after such a long walk… People: We actually know how to reach for help, even when we don’t realize we need it. Leader: Jesus took the bread, blessed, broke and gave it to them… People: We are capable of having our eyes opened to the presence of Love in our midst. Leader: Jesus vanished from the room as quickly as he had appeared on the road but they were left with the awe and wonder of having their hearts transformed… All: We open to the possibility that nothing is closed, that our hearts can be opened anytime, anywhere, and resurrection from death-dealing forces is possible. Leader: This is a Word of Hope for the people who long for it. All: Thanks be to the Living Word. *Opening Hymn "Easter People, Raise Your Voices” #304 *Opening Prayer God of abundance, We are thankful for the beauty all around us. Weave us together in a life full of goodness and joy. Help us to move in harmony with one another and with all Creation. Let us travel on your path toward release in your presence. Amen. Confession of Faith: Apostles Creed #881 Gloria Patri Children's Chat Music Ministry and Offertory - Breathe on Me Breath of God- Daniel Burton Doxology and Prayer of Gratitude Proclaiming Freedom Scripture Luke 24:13-32 Sermon Series “Resurrection Stories” Sermon: “Freed” Responding to Freedom Joys/Concerns Hymn "Abide with Me" #700 Pastoral Prayer/Lord's Prayer Communion Closing Hymn “I Love to Tell the Story” #156 Verse 5: The Savior of our stories has brought his peace to you; now go and tell the story, for others need it too. To ev'ry one who’s hurting ring out the gospel call; proclaim that Christ is risen and grants his peace to all. Unlocking Freedom Action Steps & Benediction Postlude - Variation on How Firm a Foundation-Donna Robertson The flowers on the altar today are given in loving memory of James D. Turnbull on his 44th heavenly birthday by his parents Carolyn & Jim Turnbull. Thank you for sharing in this worship service. Please continue to stay in touch through our website (stoneumc.org) and/or by following us on Facebook (Stone UMC). If you have joys or concerns that you would like lifted up in prayer, please fill out the Prayer Card in the pew, on the website, share them by contacting us at 814-724-6736 or churchoffice@stoneumc.org

SECOND SUNDAY OF EASTER Rev. Kendra Balliet Organist: James Ross Prelude - Meditation on Just As I Am-Elizabeth A. Krouse Gathering at the Gate Welcome *Call to Worship Leader: They were on the road to Emmaus… People: We travel so many roads, so many journeys in this life, sometimes traveling towards, sometimes away from, a life of freedom. Leader: Jesus came and fell into step with them, but they did not recognize him… People: We are sometimes so overwhelmed with the struggles of this world that we can’t see the Companion that walks alongside us. Leader: Jesus asked them what they were talking about… People: We have recited our stories of pain so often that we can’t imagine there are other ways to interpret events, to get past the regret. Leader: They explained the horror of the recent past, about their friend who was crucified and their disappointment at dreams of liberation dashed… People: We so often think we’ve hit the end of the road, the finale of the story, with nothing left to say. Leader: Then Jesus began to tell the story as a bigger picture… People: We sometimes perceive only the parts that feel insurmountable without zooming out to notice the larger narrative of hope. Leader: They invited Jesus to dinner after such a long walk… People: We actually know how to reach for help, even when we don’t realize we need it. Leader: Jesus took the bread, blessed, broke and gave it to them… People: We are capable of having our eyes opened to the presence of Love in our midst. Leader: Jesus vanished from the room as quickly as he had appeared on the road but they were left with the awe and wonder of having their hearts transformed… All: We open to the possibility that nothing is closed, that our hearts can be opened anytime, anywhere, and resurrection from death-dealing forces is possible. Leader: This is a Word of Hope for the people who long for it. All: Thanks be to the Living Word. *Opening Hymn "Easter People, Raise Your Voices” #304 *Opening Prayer God of abundance, We are thankful for the beauty all around us. Weave us together in a life full of goodness and joy. Help us to move in harmony with one another and with all Creation. Let us travel on your path toward release in your presence. Amen. Confession of Faith: Apostles Creed #881 Gloria Patri Children's Chat Music Ministry and Offertory - Breathe on Me Breath of God- Daniel Burton Doxology and Prayer of Gratitude Proclaiming Freedom Scripture Luke 24:13-32 Sermon Series “Resurrection Stories” Sermon: “Freed” Responding to Freedom Joys/Concerns Hymn "Abide with Me" #700 Pastoral Prayer/Lord's Prayer Communion Closing Hymn “I Love to Tell the Story” #156 Verse 5: The Savior of our stories has brought his peace to you; now go and tell the story, for others need it too. To ev'ry one who’s hurting ring out the gospel call; proclaim that Christ is risen and grants his peace to all. Unlocking Freedom Action Steps & Benediction Postlude - Variation on How Firm a Foundation-Donna Robertson The flowers on the altar today are given in loving memory of James D. Turnbull on his 44th heavenly birthday by his parents Carolyn & Jim Turnbull. Thank you for sharing in this worship service. Please continue to stay in touch through our website (stoneumc.org) and/or by following us on Facebook (Stone UMC). If you have joys or concerns that you would like lifted up in prayer, please fill out the Prayer Card in the pew, on the website, share them by contacting us at 814-724-6736 or churchoffice@stoneumc.org

SECOND SUNDAY OF EASTER Rev. Kendra Balliet Organist: James Ross Prelude - Meditation on Just As I Am-Elizabeth A. Krouse Gathering at the Gate Welcome *Call to Worship Leader: They were on the road to Emmaus… People: We travel so many roads, so many journeys in this life, sometimes traveling towards, sometimes away from, a life of freedom. Leader: Jesus came and fell into step with them, but they did not recognize him… People: We are sometimes so overwhelmed with the struggles of this world that we can’t see the Companion that walks alongside us. Leader: Jesus asked them what they were talking about… People: We have recited our stories of pain so often that we can’t imagine there are other ways to interpret events, to get past the regret. Leader: They explained the horror of the recent past, about their friend who was crucified and their disappointment at dreams of liberation dashed… People: We so often think we’ve hit the end of the road, the finale of the story, with nothing left to say. Leader: Then Jesus began to tell the story as a bigger picture… People: We sometimes perceive only the parts that feel insurmountable without zooming out to notice the larger narrative of hope. Leader: They invited Jesus to dinner after such a long walk… People: We actually know how to reach for help, even when we don’t realize we need it. Leader: Jesus took the bread, blessed, broke and gave it to them… People: We are capable of having our eyes opened to the presence of Love in our midst. Leader: Jesus vanished from the room as quickly as he had appeared on the road but they were left with the awe and wonder of having their hearts transformed… All: We open to the possibility that nothing is closed, that our hearts can be opened anytime, anywhere, and resurrection from death-dealing forces is possible. Leader: This is a Word of Hope for the people who long for it. All: Thanks be to the Living Word. *Opening Hymn "Easter People, Raise Your Voices” #304 *Opening Prayer God of abundance, We are thankful for the beauty all around us. Weave us together in a life full of goodness and joy. Help us to move in harmony with one another and with all Creation. Let us travel on your path toward release in your presence. Amen. Confession of Faith: Apostles Creed #881 Gloria Patri Children's Chat Music Ministry and Offertory - Breathe on Me Breath of God- Daniel Burton Doxology and Prayer of Gratitude Proclaiming Freedom Scripture Luke 24:13-32 Sermon Series “Resurrection Stories” Sermon: “Freed” Responding to Freedom Joys/Concerns Hymn "Abide with Me" #700 Pastoral Prayer/Lord's Prayer Communion Closing Hymn “I Love to Tell the Story” #156 Verse 5: The Savior of our stories has brought his peace to you; now go and tell the story, for others need it too. To ev'ry one who’s hurting ring out the gospel call; proclaim that Christ is risen and grants his peace to all. Unlocking Freedom Action Steps & Benediction Postlude - Variation on How Firm a Foundation-Donna Robertson The flowers on the altar today are given in loving memory of James D. Turnbull on his 44th heavenly birthday by his parents Carolyn & Jim Turnbull. Thank you for sharing in this worship service. Please continue to stay in touch through our website (stoneumc.org) and/or by following us on Facebook (Stone UMC). If you have joys or concerns that you would like lifted up in prayer, please fill out the Prayer Card in the pew, on the website, share them by contacting us at 814-724-6736 or churchoffice@stoneumc.org

Rev. Kendra Balliet has a chat with the children of Stone United Methodist Church.

Rev. Kendra Balliet has a chat with the children of Stone United Methodist Church.

SECOND SUNDAY OF EASTER Rev. Kendra Balliet Scripture Luke 24:13-32 Sermon Series “Resurrection Stories” Sermon: “Freed”

The Stone UMC Carillion Choir presents a music ministry offertory performance of "Lord of the Dance" arranged for bell choir by Sydney Carter and Jason Krug.

The Stone UMC Carillion Choir presents a music ministry offertory performance of "Lord of the Dance" arranged for bell choir by Sydney Carter and Jason Krug.

The Stone UMC Carillion Choir presents a prelude for Easter Sunday morning worship service: "Antiphonal Celebration" (Kevin McChesney).

Rev. Kendra Balliet Scripture John 20:1-18 Sermon Series “Journey of Stones” Sermon: “The Stone Is Rolled Away”

Easter Sunday baptism of Patricia Tracy.

Easter Sunday baptism of Patricia Tracy.

Rev. Kendra Balliet and the children of Stone United Methodist Church have a chat about Easter Candy - and how our M&M's can remind us of the resurrection of Jesus.

Rev. Kendra Balliet and the children of Stone United Methodist Church have a chat about Easter Candy - and how our M&M's can remind us of the resurrection of Jesus.

Rev. Kendra Balliet Scripture John 20:1-18 Sermon Series “Journey of Stones” Sermon: “The Stone Is Rolled Away”

The Stone UMC Carillion Choir presents a prelude for Easter Sunday morning worship service: "Antiphonal Celebration" (Kevin McChesney).

Recorded live on Sunday, August 8, 2023

Rev. Dr. Larry Hayward preaches on the Sixth Sunday of Easter. The Scripture lesson is selections from Luke 24.

Crosspoint Community Church, in La Grange, TX.

Even when you feel forgotten, God's love never fails.

Even when you feel forgotten, God's love never fails.

Even when you feel forgotten, God's love never fails.

Even when you feel forgotten, God's love never fails.

Thank you for listening. We pray the podcast is a blessing to you. Please visit our website www.columbianabaptist.com.

The Risen Christ Offers Salvation

The Risen Christ Offers Salvation

Jesus wants to have a Personal relationship with us.

Through the Word is the verse-by-verse Bible teaching ministry of Calvary Chapel Franklin with Pastor Brian Bachochin. We pray that these studies help you to grow in your understanding of the Word of God, and in your relationship with the God of the Word

Pastor Joe

Pastor Joe

Confusion Explanation Revelation

Sermons from Bellevue Presbyterian Church

Sermons from Bellevue Presbyterian Church

Sunday sermons from Bellevue Presbyterian Church.

Is there an adequate solution to the problem of disillusionment?

Has the Word of God made your heart burn lately? Here are 5 keys to a burning heart in the Christian life. Subscribe for more Bible messages from Lakeland Baptist Church.

How did the people in the Bible feel in Jesus' presence? We rarely get an insider look like that. However, on the road to Emmaus, we can see how they felt with Jesus. It reminds us why we need to go Further with Him.

Pastor Scott Phillips preaches a message out of Luke 24:13-32 entitled, "Overcoming Disillusionment".

Grace Fellowship Church of State College, PA

Spring Cypress Presbyterian Church is a body of believers, called by the Holy Spirit, transformed by the Gospel to enjoy and glorify God as we proclaim the Good News of salvation through Jesus Christ.

Teaching on Luke 24:13-32, Pastor Tom, recounting the appearance of Jesus on the road to Emmaus, reminds us that it is can be hard to see the dawn -- just around the corner -- when we're caught up in the darkness. Immersion in Scripture, hospitality and table fellowship help to open our eyes to the hope of the Kingdom of God.

Teaching on Luke 24:13-32, Pastor Tom, recounting the appearance of Jesus on the road to Emmaus, reminds us that it is can be hard to see the dawn -- just around the corner -- when we're caught up in the darkness. Immersion in Scripture, hospitality and table fellowship help to open our eyes to the hope of the Kingdom of God.

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The Emmaus road is a road whereby we learn to trust in the risen Christ and his Word.