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Monthly Archives: June 2010
The Greater Joseph, the God of Mercy (Trinity 04, 2010)
Todd A. Peperkorn, STM Messiah Lutheran Church Kenosha, Wisconsin Trinity 4 (June 27, 2010, revised from 2004) Luke 6:36-42 Trinity04-2010 sermon (MP3 file) TITLE: “The Greater Joseph, The God of Mercy” Grace to you and peace from God our Father … Continue reading
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Trinity 4 – Luke 6:36-42
(revised from 2003) In the Name of the Father and of the + Son and of the Holy Spirit One of the most misunderstood words in the English language is “mercy”. The most prominent example of mercy is showing compassion … Continue reading
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Gerhard on Trinity IV – Luke 6:36-42
While admonishing us to good works, the Lord Christ presses us above all to do the works of mercy. “Be merciful,” He says. Indeed, there are also other good works, especially those performed for the Lord God according to the … Continue reading
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More Luther for Trinity 4
These from his Church Postils. Observe here what a perversion it is for man to exercise himself in doing works to God, which should be done to his neighbor; and then centers his faith in men and saints, which he … Continue reading
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The Banquet (Trinity 02, 2010)
Trinity02-2010 Parables are always a little tricky to understand. They are meant that way. Jesus used parables to confuse the unbeliever, to mess things up in their mind, and to teach them (among other things) that they really don’t get … Continue reading