Lossiemouth Church of Scotland

12 December 2021 is the Third Sunday of Advent.

By this point in the Season of Advent, the mood has changed.

We are preparing ourselves to be surprised again and again by God.

The main Scripture from the Bible this week is from the Old Testament: Zephaniah 3:14-20 – the final section of Zephaniah’s prophecy. It’s a text that celebrates the fact that God does, and will, take care of us.

This forms the theme of Rev. Geoff McKee’s sermon today. Below, you will find the main scripture reading, the Video of the service, and a Musical Selection chosen by our Musical Director, Kath Robertson.

It’s 28 November 2021 and it’s the First Sunday of Advent. The first Sunday of a new church year.

Watch the video immediately below – paying close attention to the number of passes – and then watch the video further down below – of the service from St James’.

Rev. Geoff McKee, in his sermon, emphasises the need for Christians to look hard in this Advent season for the signs of God’s reign in Christ we might otherwise miss. Are you failing to see the obvious*?

“Christ the King” Sunday is the final Sunday in the Church calendar (this year, 21 November 2021), before we move into the season of Advent, next week.

In his sermon today, Rev. Geoff McKee discusses an unusual symbol which has fascinated him since childhood.

Below, you will find the main Scripture reading for today (Revelation 1:4-8), the Order of Service and the video recording of the service from St James’ Church, Lossiemouth.