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Confident.Faith episodes
- 20 min
- Daily Devotion for 16 June 2025 (2nd Monday after Pentecost)Readings
- Psalm 147
- Proverbs 16:1–24
- John 16:1–16
- Augsburg Confession Preface:1–24
17 min - Daily Devotion for 15 June 2025 (Trinity Sunday)Readings
- Psalm 46
- Numbers 35:9–30
- Luke 24:28–53
- the Ecumenical Creeds
17 min - Daily Devotion for 14 June 2025 (Saturday after Pentecost)Readings
- Psalm 97
- Psalm 85
- Numbers 32:1–27
- Luke 24:1–27
- Formula of Concord: Solid Declaration XII:39–40
CommemorationToday we commemorate Elisha. Son of Shaphat from the tribe of Issachar, Elisha was the prophet of God to the Northern Kingdom of Israel for decades. A vocal opponent of Baal worship, Elisha, unlike his predecessor and mentor, Elijah, played an active role in political affairs. In the course of his ministry, Elisha performed many miracles, confirming his status as a prophet sent by God.
15 min - Through the Bible in a Year — 13 June 2025
2 Kings 23:21 — 1 Chronicles 2:41
Josiah Dies through the Sons of Israel
21 min - Daily Devotion for 13 June 2025 (Friday after Pentecost)Readings
- Psalm 138
- Psalm 38
- Numbers 27:12–23
- Luke 23:26–56
- Formula of Concord: Solid Declaration XII:28–38
16 min - Lutheran Lectionary for 15 June 2025 (Trinity Sunday)Readings
- Proverbs 8:1–4, 22–31
- Psalm 8
- Acts 2:14a, 22–36
- John 8:48–59
10 min - Through the Bible in a Year — 12 June 2025
2 Kings 19:8—23:20
Siege of Jerusalem through Josiah Cleanses Judah
21 min - Daily Devotion for 12 June 2025 (Thursday after Pentecost)Readings
- Psalm 1
- Psalm 37
- Numbers 24:1–25
- Luke 23:1–25
- Formula of Concord: Solid Declaration XII:1–27
CommemorationToday we commemorate the Ecumenical Council of Nicaea. Convoked in AD 325 by Roman Emperor Constantine, the Council of Nicaea ruled against the Arians, who taught that Jesus was not the eternal Son of God, but was a created being. The chief opponents of the Arians were Alexander, Bishop of Alexandria, and Athanasius, deacon to Alexander. It was at this council that an early version of the Nicene Creed was adopted — the full version being adopted in its entirety at the Council of Constantinople in AD 381.
23 min - Through the Bible in a Year — 11 June 2025
2 Kings 16:1—19:7
Israel’s Exile through Sennacherib Sieges Jerusalem
20 min
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Gottes Wort und Luthers Lehr', vergehet nun und nimmermehr.