The Daily Office Podcast Sunday Morning // March 1, 2026
Mar 1, 2026
A reflective morning liturgy weaving Psalm 146 with Exodus 8 and the Parable of the Sower. Readings explore trust, justice, and care for the vulnerable. Prayers include intercessions for mercy, leaders, and those in need. The service closes with creedal praise, collects, silent intercession, and a benediction.
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Trust God Not Princes
- Psalm 146 centers trust in God, not human leaders, as the source of true help and justice.
- Andrew Russell reads verses that contrast mortal rulers with the Lord who frees prisoners, feeds the hungry, and defends orphans.
Plagues Show God's Power And Pharaoh's Hardening
- The Exodus passage recounts the plague of frogs, gnats, and flies demonstrating God's power and Pharaoh's repeated hardening of heart.
- Andrew Russell reads specific scenes: Aaron summoning frogs, heaps of dead frogs, gnats from dust, and flies that spare Goshen.
Soil Reveals Receptivity To The Word
- Jesus explains the Parable of the Sower highlighting varied responses to the kingdom based on heart condition and soil quality.
- Andrew Russell reads how seeds on the path, rocky ground, thorns, and good soil represent hearing, root, worldly cares, and fruitful understanding.