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- Classic Lutheran Preaching - Walther - The Second Sunday in Advent
Classic Lutheran Preaching
Sermon by C.F.W. Walther for the Second Sunday in Advent. Luke 21:25-36
Read by Rev. Clint K. Poppe
31 min - Classic Lutheran Preaching - Walther - The Third Sunday in Advent
Classic Lutheran Preaching
Sermon by C.F.W. Walther for the Third Sunday in Advent. Matthew 11:2-10
Read by Rev. Clint K. Poppe
30 min - Proclaiming the One-Majoring in the Minors Introduction to Minor Festivals
Pastor Poppe and Pastor Moline continue their study of the appointed readings for the day according to the LSB One Year Series, but branch out into the Minor Festivals and Feast Days. This episode is a general introduction to the celebration of Minor Festivals in the Lutheran Church with a study of Article 21 of the Augsburg Confession.
57 min - Classic Lutheran Preaching - Walther - The First Sunday in Advent
Classic Lutheran Preaching
Sermon by C.F.W. Walther for the First Sunday in Advent. Matthew 21:1-9
Read by Rev. Clint K. Poppe
23 min - Classic Lutheran Preaching - Luther - Twenty-Third Sunday After Trinity
Classic Lutheran Preaching - Martin Luther
Sermon by Martin Luther for the Twenty-Third Sunday After Trinity
Edited for Time and Read By Rev. John Schmidt
27 min - Proclaiming the One for The Last Sunday in the Church Year
Pastors Poppe, Moline, and Vicar Steele discuss the scripture readings from the One Year Lectionary assigned for The Last Sunday in the Church Year.
56 min - Classic Lutheran Preaching - Luther - Twenty-Second Sunday After Trinity
Classic Lutheran Preaching - Martin Luther
Sermon by Martin Luther for the Twenty-Second Sunday After Trinity
Edited for Time and Read By Rev. John Schmidt
27 min - At Home in Your Hymnal Episode 52 - Hymns Every Lutheran Should Know - LSB 516 "Wake, Awake, for Night Is Flying"
Pastor Poppe and Pastor Moline continue a series looking at the Hymns Every Lutheran Should Know. This episode continues their look at Reformation Hymns. LSB 516, "Wake, Awake, for Night Is Flying."
1 "Wake, awake, for night is flying,"
the watchmen on the heights are crying;"Awake, Jerusalem, arise!"Midnight hears the welcome voicesand at the thrilling cry rejoices:"Where are the virgins pure and wise?The Bridegroom comes: Awake!Your lamps with gladness take!Alleluia!With bridal care and faith's bold prayer,to meet the Bridegroom, come, prepare!"2 Zion hears the watchmen singing,
and in her heart new joy is springing.She wakes, she rises from her gloom.For her Lord comes down all-gloriousand strong in grace, in truth victorious.Her star is risen, her light is come!Now come, O Blessed One,Lord Jesus, God's own Son.Sing hosanna!We answer all in joy your call;we follow to the wedding hall.3 Lamb of God, the heavens adore you,
the saints and angels sing before youwith harp and cymbals' clearest tone.Of one pearl each shining portal,where, joining with the choir immortal,we gather round your radiant throne.No eye has seen that light,no ear the echoed mightof your glory;yet there shall we in victorysing shouts of joy eternally!Psalter Hymnal, 1987
Philipp Nicolai (b. Mengeringhausen, Waldeck, Germany, 1556; d. Hamburg, Germany, 1608) lived an eventful life–he fled from the Spanish army, sparred with Roman Catholic and Calvinist opponents, and ministered to plague-stricken congregations. Educated at Wittenberg University, he was ordained a Lutheran pastor in 1583.
56 min - Proclaiming the One for the 23rd Sunday after Trinity
Pastors Poppe, Moline, and Vicar Steele discuss the scripture readings from the One Year Lectionary assigned for the Twenty Third Sunday after Trinity. Matthew 22:15-22; Proverbs 8:11-22; Philippians 17-21
56 min - Classic Lutheran Preaching - Walther - Twenty-Fourth Sunday after Trinity
Classic Lutheran Preaching
Sermon by C.F.W. Walther for the Twenty-Fourth Sunday After Trinity. Matthew 9:18-26
Read by Rev. Clint K. Poppe
29 min
About KNNA Theological Programming
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A collection of the various KNNA "The Cross" shows that are theological in nature. The Cross is a low power radio station based out of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, Lincoln, NE