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Confident.Faith episodes
- Daily Devotion for 13 May 2025 (Easter 4, Tuesday)Readings
- Psalm 25
- Psalm 141
- Leviticus 10:1–20
- Luke 9:37–62
- Formula of Concord: Solid Declaration VIII:7–15
18 min - Through the Bible in a Year — 12 May 2025
1 Samuel 20–24
David Flees from Saul to Saul Turns Back from Pursuing David
21 min - Daily Devotion for 12 May 2025 (Easter 4, Monday)Readings
- Psalm 119:129–138
- Psalm 96
- Leviticus 9:1–24
- Luke 9:18–36
- Formula of Concord: Solid Declaration VIII:1–6
16 min - Daily Devotion for 11 May 2025 (4th Sunday of Easter)Readings
- Psalm 45
- Psalm 132
- Leviticus 8:1–36
- Luke 9:1–17
- Formula of Concord: Solid Declaration VII:124–128
CommemorationToday we commemorate Cyril and Methodius, Missionaries to the Slavs. Cyril and Methodius were brothers from a Greek family from Thessalonica. Ordained as priests, the brothers were sent, in AD 862, to what is today the Czech Republic, where they taught the Christian faith in the region’s native tongue. As part of this mission, Cyril created the alphabet that is today known as Cyrillic, in order to write down Scripture and liturgy. The use of the vernacular by Cyril and Methodius set an important precedent for future missionary work.
18 min - Daily Devotion for 10 May 2025 (Easter 3, Saturday)Readings
- Psalm 41
- Psalm 76
- Exodus 40:17–38
- Luke 8:40–56
- Formula of Concord: Solid Declaration VII:116–123
16 min - Through the Bible in a Year — 09 May 2025
1 Samuel 16–19
Samuel Anoints David through Saul Seeks to Kill David
21 min - Lutheran Lectionary for 11 May 2025 (4th Sunday of Easter)Readings
- Acts 20:17–35
- Psalm 23
- Revelation 7:9–17
- John 10:22–33
11 min - Daily Devotion for 09 May 2025 (Easter 3, Friday)Readings
- Psalm 107
- Psalm 115
- Exodus 39:32—40:16
- Luke 8:22–39
- Formula of Concord: Solid Declaration VII:107–115
CommemorationToday we commemorate Job. Job was a blameless and upright man from Uz — a land north of Canaan. God permitted Job to be severely tested, and Job held steadfast to his faith in his Redeemer and in the Resurrection. At the end of the Book of Job, God explains that it is not for man to know the mysteries of God. We commemorate Job for his staunch faith and as a model of Christian suffering.
20 min - Through the Bible in a Year — 08 May 2025
1 Samuel 13–15
Saul Defeats the Philistines through Saul Rejected by God
18 min - Daily Devotion for 08 May 2025 (Easter 3, Thursday)Readings
- Psalm 119:145–152
- Psalm 20
- Exodus 38:21—39:31
- Luke 8:1–21
- Formula of Concord: Solid Declaration VII:104–106
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