Looking Forward to Sunday Morning (Three Year Lectionary): Palm Sunday – Pr. Sean Daenzer, 4/7/25 (0972)

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🗓️ 7 April 2025

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Pr. Sean Daenzer Director of Worship for the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod LCMS Worship

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0:00.0	In 1550, Imperial forces besieged the German town of Magdeburg, seeking to re-establish the Roman Catholic faith.
0:08.0	In response, Magdeburg's Lutheran pastors and theologians wrote a treatise on justifying resistance to tyrannical power called the Magdeburg Confession.
0:17.0	The issues it said are a book of the month for April is a translation of the Magdeburg Confession.
0:22.8	Learn about this new resource at Issue ZTC.org
0:25.7	or by calling Concordia Publishing House
0:27.7	1-800-3253040, the Magdeburg Confession.
0:33.5	The Lorde on a honor to your redeemed king,
0:42.3	to whom the lips of children
0:48.3	Whenceit the son of king,
0:53.3	You are the king of God's King of Israel and David's Royal Son.
1:03.0	Now with the Lord's King coming,
1:08.0	our team and blessed in one. The poem Sunday, Hymogl. the poem sunday him all glory laud and honor sung by the lutheran public radio choir this coming sunday is
1:20.7	palm sunday there will be a procession there's a reading of luke's passion from luke chapter 22 and
1:27.4	23 why is palm sund Sunday such a big deal?
1:31.4	Welcome back to Issues, etc., coming to you from the studios of Lutheran Public Radio in Collinsville, Illinois.
1:37.0	I'm Todd Wilkin. Thanks for tuning us in.
1:38.9	Joining us to look forward to Palm and Passion Sunday, Pastor Sean Denzer, Director of Worship for the Lutheran Church,
1:45.0	Missouri Synod. Sean, welcome. Great to be back, Todd. How would you clarify what we call this Sunday,
1:52.2	Palm Sunday, Passion Sunday, which is it? Yeah, it really has been confused lately, and I'll do my best to try and be as
1:59.7	clear as possible. It has been
2:01.9	traditional to imitate the procession into Jerusalem on this Sunday of the church here for
2:07.3	quite a while. It probably comes from the east and moved more slowly into the West. And that's
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