Liturgy and Preaching

Thus the worship and divine service of the Gospel is to receive from God gifts; on the contrary, the worship of the Law is to offer and present our gifts to God...This passage, too, brings the greatest consolation, as the chief worship of the Gospel is to wish to receive remission of sins, grace, and righteousness. Of this worship Christ says, John 6, 40: This is he will of Him that sent Me, that every one which seeth the Son, and belieiveth on Him, may have everlasting life. AP III, paragraph 189, Triglotta, pg. 207

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Epiphany Resources and Sermons

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The three "gesima" Sundays

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Sermons from Lent.

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Sermons of Holy Week.

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Sermons on the Resurrection of our Lord.

Trinity

The Season of Trinity. Twenty Seven Sundays.

Sanctoral Cycle Sermons

Sermons from the Sanctoral Cycle. Saints' Days, Holy Cross Day, other major and minor festivals that are set according to a calendar date.

Occasional Sermons

Occassional Sermons such as weddings and funerals, memorial services, national days of prayer, installations, ordinations, anniversaries and the like.

Pastor's Sermons from his blog

Pastor Peperkorn's sermons in both print and audio form from his blog, The Lutheran Logomaniac.

The Historic Lectionary

The Traditional, Historic Lectionary of the Western Church

Sermons

Sermons mostly by Pastor Todd A. Peperkorn, STM

Historic (one year) Lectionary

Hymnody

My Favorite Hymn: Reflections on Church Music in the Parish

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Main Menu Home Beliefs Parish Education Liturgy and Preaching Articles History Links Contact Pastor * Pastor's Blog Calendar Directions Photobook Recent Sitemap	Liturgy and Preaching Thus the worship and divine service of the Gospel is to receive from God gifts; on the contrary, the worship of the Law is to offer and present our gifts to God...This passage, too, brings the greatest consolation, as the chief worship of the Gospel is to wish to receive remission of sins, grace, and righteousness. Of this worship Christ says, John 6, 40: This is he will of Him that sent Me, that every one which seeth the Son, and belieiveth on Him, may have everlasting life. AP III, paragraph 189, Triglotta, pg. 207 Advent Advent Sermons Christmas Christmas Sermons Epiphany Epiphany Resources and Sermons Pre-Lent (Gesima) The three "gesima" Sundays Lent Sermons from Lent. Passiontide/Holy week Sermons of Holy Week. Easter Sermons on the Resurrection of our Lord. Trinity The Season of Trinity. Twenty Seven Sundays. Sanctoral Cycle Sermons Sermons from the Sanctoral Cycle. Saints' Days, Holy Cross Day, other major and minor festivals that are set according to a calendar date. Occasional Sermons Occassional Sermons such as weddings and funerals, memorial services, national days of prayer, installations, ordinations, anniversaries and the like. Pastor's Sermons from his blog Pastor Peperkorn's sermons in both print and audio form from his blog, The Lutheran Logomaniac. The Historic Lectionary The Traditional, Historic Lectionary of the Western Church Sermons Sermons mostly by Pastor Todd A. Peperkorn, STM Other Links and Resources Articles from the Commission on Worship Kids in the Divine Service The LCMS Commission on Worship Historic (one year) Lectionary Bach Cantatas According to the Church Year Historic Lectionary Sanctus.org Hymnody My Favorite Hymn: Reflections on Church Music in the Parish
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