“Adoramus Te, Christe”
The choir Laudamus sings the chant often sung on Good Friday
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.”
Today … Paradise.
Even though our winter was mild this year, spring always seems delayed. The cold … a brief warming … cold again. It makes one ache for spring. But spring is finally here and I’m glad. The ground has warmed and the grass has greened. My family and I spent some time last week turning the soil ..
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?
What is Truth? Good Friday Reflections on John 18:33-38
Truth — would you recognize it if you saw it?
The Gracious “Electric Chair” – Part 2
And just why do you wear that cross anyway?
The Gracious “Electric Chair”
Something to think about the next time you wear an execution device around your neck
The Great Transfer
The Lord laid on him . .
The 6th Day
One of my students who has an interest in the early church thought he had run across an indication that there were times when the early church fathers preached/lectured on the days of creation during Holy Week. Now whether or not they did so, I don’t know for sure. But as I reflected on the idea, it suggested some intriguing connections. It provides a way of pulling together the original creation and the new creation as it focuses on the central role of God’s human creatures in both instances
Hearing Good Friday
A couple weeks ago Dr. Erik Herrmann discussed the singing of the passion narrative. He and seminarian Dallas Dubke sang Matthew’s narrative in chapel this past Monday. Even as you worship with the Body of Christ over these next days, may this help you in your individual preparations. [FMP width=”480″ height=”360″]http://deimos3.apple.com/WebObjects/Core.woa/FeedEnclosure/csl-public-dz.6769737377.06769737379.7387430175/enclosure.mp4[/FMP]