The Lutheran Confessions are for all people. It's for the whole Church of God, both laity and clergy alike.

Pastor Andy Wright, author of the issues etc. Book of the month for June, faithfully formed The Lutheran Confessions in daily life.

And as we start to, you know, look at these documents and things too, we see how really just applicable it is,

even just to the daily lives of God's people, no matter what our vocation that God has called us to be.

Learn more about faithfully formed at issues E.T.org Evening and morning, sunset and dawning,

well peace and gladness, comfort in sadness,

comfort in sadness, these are your worstless and bring glory to you. Times without number we wait for we slumber.

Your eye answers us from danger breezes of us.

Shining upon us, a sullen that is true. That's the hymn of the day for the fifth Sunday after Pentecost, evening and

morning. This fifth Sunday is all about storms and whirlwinds and floods and at the

center of all of it is the God, the Creator, and the one who controls all these

things. Welcome back to issues etc. I'm Todd Wilkin.

Joining us to look forward to Sunday morning according to the three-year electionary,

Pastor Sean Denzer, Director of Worship for the Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod.

Sean welcome.

Great to be back.

So last week it was trees.

Where do we go from there?

I guess we're on boats.

We're going to be out in the storm

and our Lord is going to take the boat across and fall asleep and then as you know they get into trouble

and the disciples are beside themselves and the Lord wakes up and stills the storm and

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