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This Sunday Podcast
by Matthew Hardaway
Pastors Phil Brandt and Matthew Hardaway discuss readings for the upcoming Sunday in worship.
Episodes
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S1:E26 – Justified by Faith: Romans 3 and the Heart of the Reformation
For Reformation Sunday, we look at Romans 3, the chapter at the heart of the Reformation. We talk about how Luther and the catechism shaped Lutheran faith. We also read Romans as Paul's gospel manifesto, where every person is accountable to God. We ask what Paul means when he says no one is...
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S1:E25 – Fear Not: Paul's Comfort for Anxious Believers in 1 Thessalonians
In this episode of This Sunday Podcast, we open 1 Thessalonians, a letter Paul wrote to a young, fragile church full of urgent questions and quiet anxiety about Christ's return. We look at how Paul's opening thanksgiving works as gospel comfort, what it means that Jesus "delivers us from the…
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This Sunday Podcast S1:E24
A reflection on Philippians 4 and Paul's startling call to rejoice — written from prison, yet addressed to all of us. We explore why "the Lord is at hand" reframes anxiety into faithful attention, what it means to find peace that passes understanding in the midst of suffering, and how dwelling on...
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Philippians 3: Counting All Things Loss for the Sake of Christ
A study of Philippians 3 for the Sunday readings. We work through the collect's reframing of Good Friday, why the resurrection is the decisive turning point for faith and obedience, and Paul's own résumé under the law — including what it means to call someone "blameless." From there we look at...
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Philippians 2: The Christ Hymn, Humility, and the Joy of Self-Giving Love
A verse-by-verse walk through Philippians 2 — from the ancient hymn the early church sang about Jesus' divinity, humility, and exaltation, to Paul's call for unity and self-giving love in the community. We unpack what it means to "work out your own salvation with fear and trembling," how…
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This Sunday Podcast S1:E21
A deep dive into Paul's letter to the Philippians and its central theme: joy as the goal of the Christian life. We explore why Paul wrote this letter, why its tone is unlike his others, and how genuine joy actually happens — through self-forgetful love and service rather than the false paths of...
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Romans 14: Christian Freedom, Conscience, and the Limits of Love
In This Sunday, we walk through Romans 14 and Paul's vision for a church that stays united across genuine disagreement. We explore what it means to pray the collect together, why disputable matters like diet, worship style, and pastoral leadership don't need to fracture the body of Christ, and…
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This Sunday Podcast S1:E19
Romans 13: Faithful Witness Under Flawed Governments. A close reading of Romans 13 and what Paul's call to "be subject to the governing authorities" means for Christians today. We wrestle with the hard case of Nero's Rome, ask what submission to authority actually requires, and explore how love…
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The Theology of the Cross and Romans 12 A wide-ranging conversation on the theology of the cross and its practical shape in ordinary Christian life. Starting from Luther's Heidelberg Disputation and the way it redirected the Reformation beyond the 95 Theses, we explore why the cross — not glory —...
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This Sunday Podcast S1:E17
This Sunday Podcast S1:E17 A close reading of Romans 12 that moves from Paul's doxology of divine mercy into the practical shape of Christian life. We explore how mercy and the honest acknowledgment of sin can coexist without cheap grace, what it means to offer your body as a living sacrifice and...
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This Sunday Podcast S1:E16
Pastors Brandt and Hardaway delve into Romans 11 for the 12 Sunday after Pentecost.
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Romans 8:12-27
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S1:E13 Romans 8:12-17
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Holy Trinity Sunday
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S1:E78- 7th Sunday of Easter
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Ascension Day bonus video!
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This Sunday Podcast S1:E6
Pastors Brandt and Hardaway continue their discussion from the Acts of the Apostles for the 6th Sunday of Easter!
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TSP 5th Sunday of Easter
Pastors Brandt and Hardaway discuss Stephen, the church's first martyr, from the Acts account.
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TSP 4th Sunday of Easter
Pastors Brandt and Hardaway continue their discussion from the book of Acts.
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This Sunday Podcast - 3rd Sunday of Easter
S1:E3 - Pastors Phil Brandt and Matthew Hardaway continue th
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Pastors Brandt and Hardaway discuss the Epistle reading from Acts for the 2nd Sunday of Easter.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Pastors Phil Brandt and Matthew Hardaway discuss readings for the upcoming Sunday in worship.
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Matthew Hardaway
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How many episodes does This Sunday Podcast have?
This Sunday Podcast currently has 27 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.
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Pastors Phil Brandt and Matthew Hardaway discuss readings for the upcoming Sunday in worship.
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This Sunday Podcast is created and hosted by Matthew Hardaway.
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