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    Roger Timm

    • Acting Out Lukes Message

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      Roger Timm follows up his previous volumes Acting Out the Messages of Mark and John and Acting Out Matthew’s Message with another poignant collection of dialogues. Acting Out Luke’s Message: Lenten Dialogues Exploring the Gospel of Luke includes three series of Lenten dialogues based on the Gospel of Luke, intended for use during Cycle C of the Revised Common Lectionary, plus a fourth series on Lenten Commemorations. Working with the assumption that Lent is a time for study and reflection and avoiding a focus on the Passion narrative before Holy Week, Timm wrote each of these series to explore messages from Luke from multiple perspectives.

      The conversations in these dialogues are intended to be realistic and to express the good-natured banter that might occur between friends or family members. Dialogue participants should be encouraged to emphasize these moments of humor in the script. These dialogues may be used for a midweek Lenten gathering, a Sunday worship service, a retreat setting, or private and group devotionals.

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    • Acting Out The Messages Of Mark And John Cycle B

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      The Secret Journal Of St. James The Less
      Week 1: The Healing Of The Paralyzed Friend (Mark 2:1-12)
      Week 2: Teaching In Parables (Mark 4:1-20)
      Week 3: The Feeding Of The Hungry Crowds (Mark 6:30-44)
      Week 4: What The Rich Young Man Lacked (Mark 10:17-31)
      Week 5: The Misguided Disciples (Mark 10:32-45)
      Easter Sunday: The Frightened Women (Mark 16:1-8)

      Generation One:
      The Impact Of The Gospel On The First Generation Of Believers — And Us
      Week 1: Do You Understand My Teaching In Parables? (Mark 4:1-20)
      Week 2: What Does Jesus’ Healing Touch Mean For You? (Mark 5:21-43)
      Week 3: Who Do You Say That I Am? (Mark 8:27-38)
      Week 4: What Does The Glory Of Christ Mean For You? (Mark 9:1-13)
      Week 5: How Do You Respond To The Empty Tomb? (Mark 16:1-8)

      Johannine Interviews
      Week 1: Interview With Nicodemus (John 3:1-17)
      Week 2: Interview With A Samaritan Woman (John 4:1-30)
      Week 3: The Adulterous Woman — An Interview (John 7:53–8:11)
      Week 4: An Interview With Jairus, The Man Born Blind (John 9:1-38)
      Week 5: An Interview With Mary Of Bethany (John 11:1-44)

      Affirming Our Baptismal Promises
      Week 1: To Live Among God’s Faithful People (Hebrews 10:19-25)
      Week 2: To Hear The Word Of God And Share In The Lord’s Supper (Romans 10:10-18)
      Week 3: To Proclaim The Good News Of God In Christ Through Word And Deed (Matthew 5:13-16; Luke 8:19-21)
      Week 4: To Serve All People, Following The Example Of Jesus (Luke 22:24-27)
      Week 5: To Strive For Justice And Peace In All The Earth (Micah 6:6-8)

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      It is rare when an author presents a collection of dialogues that so poignantly captures the power and simplicity of the gospel. Roger Timm has done just that. Acting Out the Messages of Mark and John, Lenten Dialogues for Lectionary Cycle B offers readers an opportunity to hear some of the most central narratives told throughout the chapters of Mark and John. A journey through Timm’s dialogues delivers a fresh perspective to the Lenten season, allowing time and space for study and reflection before arriving at the Passion narrative.

      Useful for a midweek Lenten gathering, a Sunday worship service, a retreat setting, or private and group devotionals, Acting Out the Messages of Mark and John relies on simple dialogue and staging as it introduces us to biblical characters such as Peter and his wife, Anna; St. James the Less and his parents, Alphaeus and Mary; Nicodemus; Jairus; and Mary of Bethany. Timm imagines each character’s response to their immersion into the often-surprising narrative of God’s kingdom, and he reveals ancient questions that many within today’s church still ponder: Who is this man named Jesus? What is our response to divine forgiveness? What does Jesus’ resurrection mean for us?

      This collection of dialogues does not fall short in its call to believers as it urges them to live among God’s people and respond to the word of God. It is only in this response, after all, that we can proclaim the truth of the gospel and pursue justice and peace throughout all the earth.

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