Rogate means pray or petition. On Rogate Sunday, we meditate on the lessons and how they teach us to pray. The readings that we study are:  Numbers 21:4–9, Psalm 107:1–9, James 1:22–27, and John 16:23–30 (31–33).God bless your meditation and preparation for this upcoming Sunday.For more information about Lutherans In Africa and the Lutheran School of Theology you can go to LutheransInAfrica.com.<a href='https://lutheransinafrica.com/'>https://lutheransinafrica.com/</a>

Rogate means pray or petition. On Rogate Sunday, we meditate on the lessons and how they teach us to pray. The readings that we study are: Numbers 21:4–9, Psalm 107:1–9, James 1:22–27, and John 16:23–30 (31–33). God bless your meditation and preparation for this upcoming Sunday. For more information about Lutherans In Africa and the Lutheran School of Theology you can go to LutheransInAfrica.com. https://lutheransinafrica.com/

Rogate means pray or petition. On Rogate Sunday, we meditate on the lessons and how they teach us to pray. The readings that we study are:&nbsp; Numbers 21:4–9, Psalm 107:1–9, James 1:22–27, and John 16:23–30 (31–33).God bless your meditation and preparation for this upcoming Sunday.For more information about Lutherans In Africa and the Lutheran School of Theology you can go to LutheransInAfrica.com.<a href="https://lutheransinafrica.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://lutheransinafrica.com/</a>

Sixth Sunday of Easter

This weekly series is designed to equip pastors—both on the African continent and worldwide—with faithful and practical insights into the appointed texts of the One-Year Lectionary, also known as the Historic Lectionary. Each episode explores the pericopes for the upcoming Sunday, offering exegetical study, theological reflection, and homiletical application. Rooted in the rich heritage of Lutheran preaching, these studies aim to help pastors rightly divide the Word of Truth, bringing the timeless message of Christ to their congregations with clarity and conviction. Whether you are preparing your sermon or deepening your understanding of the text, this resource is here to serve you in the task of proclaiming Christ crucified for sinners. For more information about Lutherans In Africa and the Lutheran School of Theology you can go to LutheransInAfrica.com. <a href="https://lutheransinafrica.com/">https://lutheransinafrica.com/</a> If you would like read Martin Luther's Sermons on the appointed texts for each Sunday of the Church year, you can go to the following link. The translations are in the public domain. https://lutheransinafrica.com/resources

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This weekly series is designed to equip pastors—both on the African continent and worldwide—with faithful and practical insights into the appointed texts of the One-Year Lectionary, also known as the Historic Lectionary. Each episode explores the pericopes for the upcoming Sunday, offering exegetical study, theological reflection, and homiletical application. Rooted in the rich heritage of Lutheran preaching, these studies aim to help pastors rightly divide the Word of Truth, bringing the timeless message of Christ to their congregations with clarity and conviction. Whether you are preparing your sermon or deepening your understanding of the text, this resource is here to serve you in the task of proclaiming Christ crucified for sinners. For more information about Lutherans In Africa and the Lutheran School of Theology you can go to LutheransInAfrica.com. https://lutheransinafrica.com/ If you would like read Martin Luther's Sermons on the appointed texts for each Sunday of the Church year, you can go to the following link. The translations are in the public domain. https://lutheransinafrica.com/resources

This weekly series is designed to equip pastors—both on the African continent and worldwide—with faithful and practical insights into the appointed texts of the One-Year Lectionary, also known as the Historic Lectionary. Each episode explores the pericopes for the upcoming Sunday, offering exegetical study, theological reflection, and homiletical application. Rooted in the rich heritage of Lutheran preaching, these studies aim to help pastors rightly divide the Word of Truth, bringing the timeless message of Christ to their congregations with clarity and conviction. Whether you are preparing your sermon or deepening your understanding of the text, this resource is here to serve you in the task of proclaiming Christ crucified for sinners. For more information about Lutherans In Africa and the Lutheran School of Theology you can go to LutheransInAfrica.com. <a href="https://lutheransinafrica.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://lutheransinafrica.com/</a> If you would like read Martin Luther's Sermons on the appointed texts for each Sunday of the Church year, you can go to the following link. The translations are in the public domain. https://lutheransinafrica.com/resources

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