Resources for studying the lectionary

Some in our congregation are interested in a study that focuses on the lectionary text and sermon for the week, so I'm posting some links to on-line resources (free and easy to use).

Here's the ELCA resource:

http://blogs.elca.org/faithlens/

and/or they seem to produce a second one also: http://www.elca.org/Growing-In-Faith/Discipleship/Christian-Education/Daily-Discipleship.aspx

The Episcopalians also produce a nice resource:

http://www.episcopalchurch.org/109452_115820_ENG_HTM.htm

There are also some basic models for bible study you can use for any passage of Scripture without needing to have a special lesson plan written for that week. For example:

Mutual Invitation Bible Study

The T.R.I.P. Scripture and Prayer Method

Of these, T.R.I.P is the one that Oaks Indian Mission uses for their daily text resource, inspired by the spirituality of the Moravians and Martin Luther's approach to prayer, and mutual invitation is my favorite way to read Scripture as lectio divina.

I hope these pointers are helpful for connecting groups with a simple method for studying Scripture together.