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0753. This Week in Pop-Christianity: A Jesse Duplantis Easter Sermon – Pr. Chris Rosebrough, 3/15/24

Issues, Etc.

Lutheran Public Radio

Religion & Spirituality, Spirituality, Christianity

4.81.9K Ratings

🗓️ 15 March 2024

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Pr. Chris Rosebrough of Fighting for the Faith Fighting for the Faith

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You can meet and hear 12-time all-American swimmer Riley Gaines, journalist

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Mark and Molly Hemingway, Aaron Wren of the American Conservative, Chris Roseboro

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of fighting for the faith, and Pastor Brian Wolfiller of Has American Christianity failed at the 2024 issues

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etc making the case conference. The Premier Conference for Christian Laeity is Friday

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July 12th and Saturday July 13th at Concordia University Chicago.

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Learn more and register at issues ETC.org. You would attempt to allegorize Jesus.

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You would think that no preacher would attempt to allegorize Jesus resurrection from the dead.

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It is, after all, the truth upon which the Christian faith stands or falls. You would think that no preacher would try and make that

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event Jesus resurrection from the dead about you and not for you. Welcome back to issues,

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etc. I'm Todd Wilkin. it's this week in pop Christianity today an

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Easter sermon preached by Jesse Du Plantis titled sit on your problems

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Pastor Chris Roseboro is our guest he is pastor of Consphinger Lutheran Church in Oslo, Minnesota, creator and

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and host of the YouTube channel Fighting for the Faith. Chris, welcome back.

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Thanks for having me back, Todd. How does pop evangelicals and pop Christianity generally observe

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Easter? So evangelicals still have a very very high view of Easter and its

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importance. You'll note that that and Christmas are like the two

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holidays that they observe from the old electionary in the liturgy, but both of

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them they hold in great high regard and so they consider them to be very important.

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In fact, evangelicals oftentimes will refer to Easter as like the Super Bowl of Church Sundays.

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It's so important to be there and on Easter Sunday they legitimately

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even if they attend a mega church they want to hear like old classics a little bit the hymnity or the songs being a little bit more

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traditional because they recognize that the resurrection of Christ is of

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