Preachers Studio: Ben Haupt
Benjamin Haupt talks about the craft of preaching, on a classic Easter text
“The King of Love My Shepherd Is”
A Concordia Seminary, St. Louis choir, led by James Marriott, sings the beloved hymn based on Psalm 23
“Awake, My Heart, with Gladness”
As we prepare for Call Day 2021, a virtual choir of faculty, students and families, and friends joined their voices in the Call Day service last year
“This Joyful Eastertide”
A Concordia Seminary, St. Louis choir, led by James Marriott, sings the classic Easter hymn
An Easter Toccata
James Marriott plays an organ work famous for its use as an Easter postlude
What’s Wrong With Happy Endings?
An Easter sermon by Francis “Rev” Rossow
“Were You There”
The Concordia Seminary choir Laudamus sings the timeless spiritual
2021 Pre-Lenten Workshop Videos
Tom Egger led a two-part workshop on his Lenten sermon series, “O Love, How Deep, How Broad, How High.”
Plagues, Then and Now
Joel Elowsky talks about the 3rd-century bishop and theologian Cyprian and the early church’s response to plagues
Christ’s Conquest: At the Cross or the Empty Tomb?
Is there an imbalance in our Good Friday and Easter (and the Sundays before and after) preaching?
The Resurrection of Our Lord • John 20:1–18 • March 27, 2016
By Timothy Dost Mary Magdalene as Determined Eyewitness Here we have John’s account of the bodily resurrection of Jesus Christ, the report of Mary Magdalene, and the response of Peter’s and John’s and Mary’s subsequent conversations with the angels and the risen Jesus. General comments on the text: The text here is anchored in time and ..
Hope Rising: Preaching Luke
David Schmitt on preaching Luke from Advent to Easter in Year C. Need we say more?
The Big Picture of Easter
What the Grand Canyon shows us about Christ’s resurrection…and ours
Easter as it is seen from the eye of Muslims
A forum for understanding how Muslims see Jesus’ death and resurrection differently from Christians
Lectionary@Lunch Live – Isaiah 25:6-9
Prof. Bill Carr discusses the Old Testament pericope for the Resurrection of Our Lord (Easter), in the Year B lectionary
The Resurrection of Our Lord • 1 Corinthians 15:1–11 • April 5, 2015
By David Peter The Occasion for Paul’s Words The first verse of the text begins with these words: “Now I would remind you, brothers.” This formula indicates that Paul is responding to an issue which had been a part of his original instruction to them. In this case, the issue is the resurrection of the body. Apparently the subject ..