2261. Looking Forward to Sunday Morning (3 Year Lectionary): Thirteenth Sunday after Pentecost – Pr. Heath Curtis, 8/13/24

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🗓️ 13 August 2024

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Pr. Heath Curtis, author, “Telling People What to Think” Telling People What to Think LCMS Stewardship

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0:00.0	I think Donald Trump is at risk, we'll see how things go, but is at risk of not
0:06.0	understanding some of that base of support he had.
0:10.3	Molly Hemingway speaking at the issues etc making the case conference.
0:14.4	So just for example the pro-life movement has been an incredible base of support
0:19.9	not just for Trump but the Republican Party in general and both of those you know
0:25.4	Trump and the Republican Party are kind of at risk of losing that base by just
0:30.0	taking them for granted or thinking that they can for instance change the Republican
0:35.1	Party platform to water down all of the stuff on pro-life they're at risk of
0:40.5	losing that base of support and that excitement.
0:43.0	You can watch and listen to Molly and Mark Hemingway's Q&A from the 2024 issues, etc.
0:48.4	Making the Case Conference.
0:49.8	For a contribution of $300 by October 1st, we'll send you links to download a podcast or watch a video stream.
0:57.0	Learn more at issues ETC.org.
1:00.0	Oh God, my faithful God, truth out and ever flowing, without whom nothing is.
1:15.0	all perfect gifts
1:18.0	all perfect gifts be stowing, give me a healthy prey.
1:41.0	And may I have within the subconscious free from blame,
1:56.2	A soul unsaid. The hymn, O God, my faithful God, it's the hymn of the day for this coming Sunday. It goes along with a reading from John Chapter 6, the very end of Jesus talking about the bread of life where he asks his disciples if they will go away.
2:05.0	So many have been offended and Peter in a rare moment of insight says,
2:09.0	Lord to whom shall we go you have the words of eternal life. Greetings and welcome to issues
2:15.8	etc coming to you live from the studios of Lutheran Public Radio in Collinsville
2:19.9	Illinois. I'm Todd Wilkin. Thanks for tuning us in. We'll be looking forward to
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