Third Sunday in Lent, Revised Common Lectionary, Year A. [poverty] Ironically, the rich young ruler asks Jesus, “What do still I lack?” (Matthew 19:20). The problem, of course, is that he has too much. In the realm of God, the first will be last and the last will be first. We must learn to depend on the overflowing grace of God (cf. John 4:14). Readers: Linda Lovins and Marcella Glass. Musicians: David Gambrell and Phillip Morgan. Music: &quot;When I Survey the Wondrous Cross&quot; and &quot;Jesus, Be with Us.&quot;pcusa.org/matthew25, tinyurl.com/ywm2223

). The problem, of course, is that he has too much. In the realm of God, the first will be last and the last will be first. We must learn to depend on the overflowing grace of God (cf. John 4:14). Readers: Linda Lovins and Marcella Glass. Musicians: David Gambrell and Phillip Morgan. Music: &quot;When I Survey the Wondrous Cross&quot; and &quot;Jesus, Be with Us.&quot;pcusa.org/matthew25, tinyurl.com/ywm2223

Called to Die: Matthew 20:17-34 and John 9:1-41

"A Year with Matthew 25" connects readings from the Scripture with the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)’s Matthew 25 vision of building congregational vitality, dismantling structural racism, and eradicating systemic poverty. This weekly podcast is designed for devotional use, formation for service, and preparation for worship for church members and leaders.