Reading through the Confessions during Lent? Here’s a great help. Get them read to you…
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A Reading From The Book Of Concord – Seventeenth Sunday after Trinity
Each of our Scripture lessons today speaks against placing our self and our names, personal needs and reputations above those of our neighbor….
A Reading From The Book Of Concord – Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity
Just as Christ raised the son of the widow of Nain to go home and help his mother, and she to love her…
A Reading From The Book Of Concord – Feast Of St. Michael & All Angels Sunday
Never forget, dear Christians, as the Baptized, you are children of God and, thus, you are of those little ones with your very…
A Reading From The Book Of Concord – Fourteenth Sunday after Trinity
What is this faith of the tenth leper by which Jesus says he was saved, not merely cleansed as He says of the…
A Reading From The Book Of Concord – Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity
We are, each of us, like the priest and the Levite who pass by the man dying on the road. It is not…
A Reading From The Book Of Concord – Twelfth Sunday after Trinity
A sinner cannot come to know or believe in God by his own free will any more than a deaf man can will…
A Reading From The Book Of Concord – Eleventh Sunday after Trinity
Faith boasts not of itself, but is always seeking the mercy of God for the forgiveness of sins. Forgiven in Christ Jesus, faith…
A Reading From The Book Of Concord – Tenth Sunday after Trinity
Jesus did not tolerate the misuse of His Father’s house and drove out those who robbed His people in the name of worship….
A Reading From The Book Of Concord – Eighth Sunday after Trinity
Why does Jesus tell us to “Beware of false prophets?” These “ravenous wolves,” regardless of their pious appearance and stated intent, are destructive…
A Reading From The Book Of Concord – Seventh Sunday after Trinity
Whether four thousand gathered in a desolate place, or a few hundred (or even two or three) gathered around Jesus to hear Him…
A Reading From The Book Of Concord – Third Sunday after Trinity
This is how and where God the Son “receives sinners and eats with them”—He pours out God the Holy Spirit in the ministry…
A Reading From The Book Of Concord – Second Sunday after Trinity
Why doesn’t everybody go to heaven? As Jesus illustrates in the story He tells in today’s Gospel lesson, people feel they have better,…
A Reading From The Book Of Concord – First Sunday after Trinity
The reward of the kingdom of heaven is a matter of God having mercy to comfort those who receive it through faith according…
A Reading From The Book Of Concord – The Feast of Holy Trinity
In answer to Nicodemus’s query about God and being born again into His kingdom, Jesus reveals the persons, work, and relationship of the…
A Reading From The Book Of Concord – Easter 7
The Holy Spirit is the Helper sent by Christ so that the distinction between the Law and Gospel of God’s Word is properly…
A Reading From The Book Of Concord – Easter 6
Rev. Kurt Hering’s objective is to make a connection between the “Gospel Text For The Day” (usually) and the Book of Concord in…
A Reading From The Book Of Concord – Easter 5
Rev. Kurt Hering’s objective is to make a connection between the “Gospel Text For The Day” (usually) and the Book of Concord in…
A Reading From The Book of Concord – Easter 4
Rev. Kurt Hering’s objective is to make a connection between the “Gospel Text For The Day” (usually) and the Book of Concord in…
A Reading From The Book Of Concord – Easter 3
Our Lutheran Confessions provide the under-shepherds of Jesus, The Good Shepherd, with weapons to fight off false teaching wolves. They also provide a…