Christ the King Sunday in Luke reveals a Messiah who overturns power not through revolution but through mercy. From the Magnificat to the cross, Jesus challenges entrenched systems—even our own. His kingship dismantles illusions, levels divisions, and meets us with forgiveness. At the end of the year, his kingdom of compassion begins again.
Luke 2:22-40 (Presentation of our Lord) – February 2, 2025
The commentary reflects on the Presentation of the Lord, focusing on the faithful waiting of Simeon and Anna as they recognize Jesus as the Messiah. Their anticipation embodies active trust in God’s promises and serves as a reminder that the Gospel challenges the status quo. The church must reflect this light of reconciliation while preparing congregants for hard truths amid joy and stability.
Luke 4:21-30 & 1st Corinthians 13:1-13 (4th Sunday after Epiphany) – February 2, 2025
The content contrasts two biblical passages: Paul's message on love to the Corinthians and Jesus' confrontation with his hometown. It emphasizes how community is crucial in embodying love and accountability. Both passages challenge their respective communities to embrace truth and kindness, highlighting transformation through humility and courage in relationships.
From Lost to Finding
So, many of us have had experiences of feeling lost. They are challenging and hard but there is such joy once we are found. And from that experience, we can help others who are lost to find their way through and experience in the incredible grace and love of God.
Micah Krey 