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This is a series of podcasts from Trinity Lutheran Church and School, Litchfield Park, Arizona. We are a member of the Lutheran Church-Missiouri Synod and are a Bible-based, Christ-centered, family-focused congregation.

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  1. June 28, 2020 Hebrews 4: Pioneer of Our Salvation

    For it was fitting that He, for whom and by whom all things exist, in bringing many sons to glory, should make the Pioneer of their salvation perfect through suffering. Hebrews 2:10 The word that's translated as Pioneer can mean Captain or Author. It's the idea of a leader --- Jesus has already...

  2. May 17, 2020 Easter 3:

    Watch Here Download Worship Binder Here How lovely is Your dwelling place, LORD Almighty! My soul yearns, even faints, for the courts of the LORD; My heart and my flesh cry out for the Living God. Psalm 84:1-2 One of the things that that has affected us during this time of "shut-down" and...

  3. May 10, 2020 Ephesians 4:

    Watch Video Service Here Download Worship Binder Here Holy Baptism is a "calling" in your life; that means that the Lord knows you by name and has given you faith; He has brought you into His Kingdom; He has worked in your life with His mighty resurrection power to rescue you from the world, the...

  4. March 15, 2020 Lent 3: Psalm 46

    You have probably heard of the Four Horsemen Of The Apocalypse. It is a graphic way to describe the Signs of the End of the world. We heard about the Four Horsemen today in the reading from the book of Revelation. The Fourth Horseman of the Apocalypse is pale in color; the text actually says it's...

  5. March 08, 2020 Lent 2: Psalm 13

    Problems, pain, and suffering are complicated things. The troubles we face can affect our health, our finances, and/or our relationships. They preoccupy you during the day; they cause you to toss and turn at night; and sometimes they can even change the course of your entire life. They bring…

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  6. March 02, 2020 Lent 1: Psalm 136

    The refrain of Psalm 136 is "for His steadfast love endures forever!" It is repeated 26 times and is the major theme of the Psalm. The refrain is the part that the people say, after the priest said the first part of each verse. That interaction between the priest and the people is the antiphon…

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  7. February 26, 2020 Ash Wednesday: Psalm 51

    The Psalms were the "hymnbook" of the Old Testament. Israel used them to worship God, sing His praises, learn His ways, and confess their faith. In addition, the Psalms are a collection of prayers; heart wrenching prayers for all kinds of hardships are included throughout the Psalms. Of the most...

  8. February 23, 2020 Theophanies: The Transfiguration

    A Theophany is a "God appearance" in the Old Testament. Specifically, it is the Son of God, the Second Person of the Holy Trinity, who appears on earth before His Incarnation and birth in Bethlehem. In a theophany, the Lord is intervening on behalf of His People. He is saving them, helping them,...

  9. February 09, 2020 Salt And Light

    Today the Reverend Bishop Peter Anabati Abia from the Evangelical Lutheran Church of South Sudan/Sudan shares God's Word with us about being salt and light.

  10. February 02, 2020 Theophanies: God Commands Joshua

    In our story today from the Old Testament, it is now the end of the 40 years in the wilderness. This is the end of the Exodus. Moses has died, Joshua is the leader, the Israelites have crossed the flooded Jordan River on dry ground – just like they crossed the Red Sea on dry ground 40 years...

  11. January 19, 2020 Theophanies: God Talks With Moses

    Moses lived to be 120 years old. The first 40 years of his life he was a Prince of Egypt; growing up in the Palace of Pharaoh; he was instructed in all the wisdom of the Egyptians, and he was well known for his words and deeds. One day, when he was about 40 years old, he killed an Egyptian who…

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  12. January 26, 2020 Theophanies: The Pillar of Fire by Night and The Pillar of Cloud by Day

    The first appearance of God as a Pillar of Cloud by Day and a Pillar of Fire by Night is in the Exodus story. The Israelites had escaped Egypt, and they were traveling through the desert. Pharaoh changed his mind about letting them go, and so he sent his army to chase after them. The Israelites...

  13. January 12, 2020 Theophanies: Jacob

    Abraham and Sarah had miracle baby in their old age and his name was Isaac. Isaac grew up and married Rebecca, and they had twins named Esau and Jacob. Esau was born first, but Jacob was born immediately after, as he held on to his brother's heel. The name Jacob means "heel grabber" in Hebrew....

  14. December 29, 2019 Advent 5: The Nunc Dimittis

    In the Gospel of Luke, the Christmas story reads like an Old Testament miracle story. It begins in the Temple with faithful Zechariah and Elizabeth and ends in the Temple with devout and godly Simeon and Anna. For the Gospel of Luke, the Christmas story is more than just what happened in…

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  15. January 05, 2020 Theophanies 1: Abraham Eats With God

    An easy way to think about the Old Testament is to remember the key people; most of them are about 500 years apart from each other. The key people of the Old Testament are Adam, Noah, Abraham, Moses, David, Ezra, and John the Baptist. These are the key men in the Old Testament, and if you...

  16. December 08, 2019 Advent 2: Benedictus

    When John the Baptist's miracle birth was announced to Zechariah in the Temple, the angel made Zechariah mute until the baby was born. After Elizabeth gave birth to the baby, and at his circumcision, she named him John. That is when Zechariah was able to speak again, and he confirmed that the…

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  17. December 15, 2019 Advent 3: The Magnificat

    In the Gospel of Luke, what happens to John the Baptist happens to Jesus but in a greater way, because Jesus is the Son of God. John the Baptist was a miracle baby given to elderly Zechariah and Elizabeth; and Zechariah responds with the song of praise called the Benedictus. Jesus is a miracle…

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  18. December 22, 2019 Advent 4: Gloria In Excelsis

    In the Gospel of Luke, what happens to John the Baptist happens to Jesus; but what happens to Jesus is greater because He is the Son of God. Both are miracle babies, both are announced by angels, both had songs of praise sung about them. But today THE COMPARISON STOPS when Angels fill the skies...

  19. November 17, 2019 Discpleship

    In the Christian faith, a Disciple[1] is a learner, someone who is learning the doctrines of Scripture and putting them into practice. A disciple is sometimes described as a follower, one who follows Jesus as they live their lives. Your first thought may be that of the Twelve Disciples. the men...

  20. November 03, 2019 All Saints' Day: Eternal Inheritance

    God's gift of salvation is frequently described in terms of a Last Will and Testament. In fact, the Bible is divided according to the OLD Testament and the NEW Testament! Using this Last Will and Testament word picture of salvation, God is the testator, and you are the beneficiary.You get an...

  21. October 27, 2019 Reformation: Lutheran Legacy

    A legacy is something handed down by a predecessor. In the past, the word was used in terms of family wills, estates, and inheritances; money and possessions passed down from one generation to another as a "legacy". Nowadays, the definition has widened to include anything that comes from the…

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  22. October 20 2019 Good Confession

    John the Baptist is the transition between the Old Testament and the New Testament. He is the long promised forerunner of the Messiah. John the Baptist makes the good confession when he points to Jesus and says "Behold! The Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world!" Jesus Himself makes the...

  23. October 13, 2019 Psalm 146: Hallelujah

    Hallelujah is an Old Testament Hebrew word that means "Praise the Lord!" It is perhaps the loftiest word in the Christian faith; it is a word of joy, of thanksgiving, and of trust in the One True and Only God. In the Book of Psalms, the last five Psalms are called Hallelujah Psalms because they...

  24. October 06, 2019 Trinitarian Discipleship

    It is so easy for people to lose their way today, isn't it? It seems that people have no anchor whatsoever; they have no internal compass to guide them through life; they have no objective truth at all, so they chase after anything that makes them feel good; they will even believe in lies and...

  25. September 29, 2019 A Pure Conscience

    A guilty conscience is a terrible thing. You know the feeling. You said or did something that you regret; you are filled with remorse and an overwhelming feeling of dread. It can make you sick; you feel like hiding; you hope no one finds out about it. God seems distant; and you are ashamed to...

  26. September 22, 2019 Fiercely Loyal To God

    We believe that we are saved by grace through faith in Jesus Christ. Our salvation is not dependent on us; it is not dependent on our good works, nor our sincere efforts. Rather, salvation is dependent on the One, True, and Only God: the Father who sent His Son Jesus to redeem us from our sins…

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  27. September 15, 2019 Psalm 1

    One of the most important books in the Bible begins with a strong warning about who you let influence you; it's a warning about who you listen to and even who you associate with. The book of Psalms begins with a sharp contrast between those who listen to and are influenced by the WORLD and those...

  28. September 08, 2019 Ephesians 15: Pray In The Spirit

    Pray at all times in the Spirit! Eph 6:18 St. Paul wraps up the book of Ephesians by encouraging them (and us!) to pray. We are to offer our supplications to God; we are to pray and keep alert; we are to pray with perseverance; we are to pray for other believers; and Paul even asked the Ephesians...

  29. September 01, 2019 Ephesians 14: Walk In The Light

    The book of Ephesians teaches us that we are to Walk in the Lord. In Holy Scripture "walking" is a frequently used metaphor to describe your entire life; it includes your confession and your reputation; it includes what you say and how you live; ultimately, the way you Walk reflects your faith or...

  30. August 25, 2019 Ephesians 13: The Armor Of God

    When you think about the Armor of God, it's tempting to think that you're a brave, swashbuckling Christian engaged in spiritual battle! But you are not! That's how false teachers portray the Armor of God; they teach that you are a great crusader, a "warrior for Jesus" who combats Satan and...

  31. August 18, 2019 Ephesians 12: No Hint of Pornia

    The Book of Ephesians draws a line in the sand and teaches us that we are never ever to go back into the old life of sin. One of the most dangerous areas where this might happen is with "pornia". Pornia is the Greek word for sexual immorality; it is the basis, for instance, of the English word...

  32. August 11, 2019 Ephesians 11: The New Man

    In Holy Baptism, God gave you new, spiritual, and eternal life. This New Life is called the "New Man"; it is the part of you that is holy and righteous; it loves the things of God.

  33. August 04, 2019 Ephesians 10: The Holy Christian Church

    When the Lord called you to faith and brought you into His Church, He gave you the gift of unity and peace. In the One, Holy, Christian, and Apostolic Church, God's people are united and live at peace with God and each other. This gift of unity and peace is priceless; and as individuals we are to...

  34. July 28, 2019 Ephesians 9: The Mystical Union

    One of the most fascinating, yet mysterious, teachings of the Bible is the Mystical Union. The term Mystical Union describes God living within you. The Bible speaks about all three Persons of the Holy Trinity living and dwelling within you in a special and unique way[1]. One of those places that...

  35. July 07, 2019 Ephesians 6: Grace Alone

    Grace is God's love and compassion in the Lord Jesus Christ. It's a word that means gift, and it highlights that salvation is a free gift that God gives just because He loves you. Grace reminds us that we never get God's love or salvation by our own work or merit, but it is freely given to you in...

  36. July 21, 2019 Ephesians 7 Faithful Suffering

    The word "suffer" means "to endure, to undergo, and to experience." There many different kinds, levels, and degrees of suffering. The word "suffer" is usually used in terms of something unpleasant. Just as we suffer; and just as St. Paul suffered; even more did the Lord Jesus suffer. In fact, He...

  37. June 30, 2019 Ephesians 5: Enlightened In Christ

    God is working a grand plan in your life that began before the Creation of the world, when God personally chose you, by grace, in Christ, to be His very own. And then during your lifetime, He brought you to faith in Christ through the water of Holy Baptism. He also has given you the Holy Spirit…

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  38. June 23, 2019 Ephesians 4: Know God Better

    God's will for you is that you know Him better. The Lord wants to be in a close relationship with you. The triune God wants you to know and understand His Word, His will, and all the gifts that He so freely pours into your life. Our God is a personal God and His will is that you know Him better!…

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  39. June 16, 2019 Ephesians 3: Sealed in the Spirit

    Last week we talked about the Doctrine of Election, where God chooses you, by name, by grace and in Christ, before the creation of the world, to be His very own. But how do you know that you were chosen? How do you know that you are one of the Elect? In the book of Ephesians, St. Paul teaches us...

  40. June 09, 2019 Ephesians 2: The Doctrine of Election

    Do you ever wonder how much God loves you? Do you ever have doubts about God's love and care in your life? Or on the other side of the coin, have you ever thought about how vast God's love for you really is? In the Doctrine of Election, God teaches us about His personal love for each one of us.…

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  41. June 02, 2019 Ephesians 1: Berakah Prayer

    Today we're starting a summer series on the Book of Ephesians. St. Paul had spent over 2 years in the town of Ephesus; Ephesus was a major city in the Roman Empire and while St. Paul was there it was also the center of the Holy Christian Church. The Apostle was at the zenith of his career, he had...

  42. May 05, 2019 Easter 2: Hope In Christ

    The death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ is the central teaching of the Holy Christian Church; it is the most important thing in the Kingdom of God, and it is the Gospel Good News that brings forgiveness of sins and eternal life to every one of us! The Resurrection of Jesus Christ is…

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  43. April 28, 2019 Easter 1: Burning Hearts

    The death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ is the central teaching of the Holy Christian Church; it is the most important thing in the Kingdom of God, and it is the Gospel Good News that brings forgiveness of sins and eternal life to every one of us! As those who hear and believe the...

  44. April 21, 2019 Easter: First Importance

    St. Paul wrote, "What I received I passed on to you as a first importance: Christ died for our sins according to Scriptures, He was buried, and He was raised from the dead on the Third Day according to the Scriptures. 1 Corinthians 15:3 The Death, burial, and Resurrection of Jesus Christ is the...

  45. April 14, 2019 Palm Sunday: The Humble King

    Holy Week begins today. It is the single most important week in the history of the world. This is the last week of Jesus' work as the Savior of the world. Holy Week begins with a parade; as the people sing "Hosanna!" and welcome Jesus into Jerusalem with palm branches; but the week will plummet...

  46. April 07, 2019 Lent 5: The Humility Of Prayer

    Humility is a continual awareness and dependence on the Lord God Himself. One place where that continual awareness and dependence is seen is in your prayer life. Prayer is a humble act; prayer is a sign of humility. In prayer we turn to God for all good things; and we look to Him in times of...

  47. March 24, 2019 Lent 3: The Roman Centurion

    A Roman centurion was a commander in the Roman Army; they were known for bravery, courage, and strict discipline. They were the backbone of the Roman Army, men of power, authority and influence. There were several different grades and levels of Centurions, but they all commanded men and were...

  48. March 17, 2019 Lent 2: Jars Of Clay

    During this Lenten season, we are looking at the idea of humility, and what it means to be humble. The antonym of humility is pride. Biblically speaking, pride might be your greatest enemy.

  49. March 10, 2019 Lent 1: Pick Up Your Cross

    How do you define humility? When you think of being humble, what comes to your mind? You will never find humility in the world; the way of the world is pride, self-exaltation, and self-importance. The world considers humility as a lack of assertiveness or shyness or even a lack of confidence, and...

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This is a series of podcasts from Trinity Lutheran Church and School, Litchfield Park, Arizona. We are a member of the Lutheran Church-Missiouri Synod and are a Bible-based, Christ-centered, family-focused congregation.

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