Looking Forward to Sunday Morning (One Year Lectionary): Fourth Sunday of Easter – Dr. John Bombaro, 4/21/26 (1113)

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🗓️ 21 April 2026

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Dr. John Bombaro of St. James Lutheran-Lafayette, IN

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0:00.0	Be strong and courageous. Those are the words that the Lord spoke to Joshua as he was sending
0:05.8	him across the Jordan to take possession of the promised land. Pastor Brian Wolf Miller talking
0:11.3	about his presentation at the 26 issues, etc. making the case conference. Where does that courage
0:17.2	come from? From Joshua's strength? From the number of soldiers? No, from the promise,
0:23.2	I will not leave you or forsake you. The Christian is courageous to face all of the troubles of
0:30.5	this world, not because we're strong, not because we can resist the world and the flesh and the devil
0:36.6	on our own, but because the
0:38.4	Lord is with us. The Lord fights for us. The Lord keeps us through all the troubles of life into the
0:44.3	joy and hope of the life to come. You can meet and hear Pastor Brian Wolf-Miller making the case
0:50.3	for Christian Courage at this year's Making the Case Conference June 12th and 13th
0:55.4	at Concordia University Chicago.
0:58.0	Learn more at issue ZTC.org.
1:01.6	With my delight at a snow night,
1:08.8	in songs of great tribulation.
1:14.6	Leave your empire,
1:19.6	Your Empine your part,
1:23.6	See Jesus Christ Christ our salvation
1:30.3	To set us free forever He
1:39.3	His mid-sentence to all and sets
1:44.2	God moves to save every day shine.
1:53.0	The Lutheran Public Radio Choir with the Easter hymn with high delight, let us unite.
1:57.5	It talks about those songs of great jubilation.
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