Concordia Seminary, St. Louis: Scholarly Resources

John 19:17-30 presented by Bruce Schuchard for the Gospel reading for Good Friday, April 7, 2023

Schuchard, Bruce

John 19:17-30

This presentation examines Cultural Intelligence (CQ) as a pathway to effective ministry among and by Hispanic and Latino/Latina Gen Z. Through the lens of CQ, this presentation also examines strategies for pastoral leadership in multigenerational, multilingual and diverse cross-cultural contexts

Rodriguez, Daniel

Sanchez, Leopoldo

17th Hispanic Annual Lecture/“Improving our Cultural Intelligence for Effective Ministry Among and by Hispanic and Latino/Latina Gen Z”

Joel 2:12-19 presented by Philip Penhallegon for the Old Testament reading on Ash Wednesday, February 22, 2023

Penhallegon, Philip

Joel 02:12-19

Chapel Sermon by Philip Penhallegon from Isaiah 42:1-9 on Thursday, January 12, 2023

073. Isaiah 42:1-9

Chapel Sermon by Mart Thompson from Galatians 2:1-10 on Friday, January 13, 2023

Thompson, Mart

074. Galatians 2:1-10

042. Joel 2:12-19

Kempff, Marcos

Teología pastoral-pareja y familia

Chapel Sermon by Vilson Scholz from Mark 8:27-35 on Wednesday, January 18, 2023

Scholz, Vilson

Prelude 
Stand 
CONCORDIA SEMINARY 
Chapel of St. Timothy and St. Titus 
Wednesday, January 18, 2023 
The Confession of St. Peter 
Divine Service, Setting Four 
Confession and Absolution 
Kyrie 
Gloria in Excelsis 
Salutation and Collect of the Day 
Sit 
Epistle 
Stand 
Alleluia and Verse 
Ci (sung) Alleluia, alleluia, alleluia. 
OC) Behold, the I Lamb of God,* 
who takes away the sin / of the world! 
Ci (sung) Allelu ia, alleluia, alleluia. 
Holy Gospel 
Nicene Creed 
Sit 
LSB 203 
LSB 204 
LSB 205 
2 Peter I : 1- 15 
LSB 205 
Mark 8:27- 35 
LSB 206 
Hymn of the Day 
Sermon 
LSB 512 ·'At the Name of Jesus .. 
Stand 
Prayer of the Church 
Sit 
Following the prayers, the people may greet one another in the name of the 
lord, saying '·Peace be with you. " as a s ign of reconciliation and of the 
unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace (Matt. 5:22- 2-1; Eph. -I: 1- 3). 
Offertory Hymn LSB 517 "By All Your Saints in Warfare" 
Verses I, 10, 3 
Stand 
Service of the Sacrament 
Preface 
Sit 
Sanctus 
Prayer of Thanksgiving 
Lord's Prayer 
Words of Our Lord 
Pax Dom ini 
Agnus Dei 
Distribution 
LSB 208 ff. 
The Lord 's Supper is distributed at the altar rails in a continuous flow. Both 
pulpit and lectern sides come f orward at the same time. Beginning at the 
center of the rail, please take the next available place at the rail, moving 
around to the wall behind the altar, allowing/or space between you and 
others as you are comfortable. Both the chalice (cleansed with a/coho/-
soaked purificator~) and individual cups are available. After communing, 
please return to your seat by the side aisles. 
Distribution Hymns 
Stand 
Dismissal 
Nunc Dimirtis 
Post-Communion Collect 
Benedicamus and Benediction 
Postlude 
Presiding Minister 
Preacher 
Lector 
Assistants 
Organ 
LSB 621 "Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence" 
LSB 753 "All for Christ I Have Forsaken'· 
+ + + 
In the Lord's Service 
LSB 211 
LSB2 12 
Rev. Dr. Kevin Golden 
Rev. Dr. Vilson Scholz 
Rev. Dr. Paul Sieveking 
Rev. Dr. Jon Yieker 
Seminarian Peyton Holland 
Seminarian Jonathan Lackey 
Seminarian Jacob Moede 
Justin Knabach 
Concerning the Divine Service 
The Lord's Supper is celebrated on our campus in the confession and glad 
confidence that our Lord Jesus, as He says, gives His very body and blood under the 
bread and wine for us Christians to eat and drink for the forgiveness of sin. In joyful 
obedience to the clear teaching of our Lord, those are invited to His table who trust 
His words, repent of all sin, set aside any refusal to forgive, and forgive as He 
forgives us. Because Holy Communion is a confession of the fa ith which is 
confessed at this altar, any who are not yet instructed, in doubt, or who hold a 
confession differing from that of The Lutheran Church- Missouri Synod, and so are 
unable to receive the Sacrament, are invited to meditate on God's Word in the 
distribution hymns and pray for the day when divisions will have ceased. 
This service of Holy Communion is hosted by Zion Lutheran Church, Mascoutah, 
Illinois, Rev. Dr. Kirk Clayton, pastor. 
Hearing device assistance is available in the chapel by downloading Audio Fetch 
to your smart phone. Once installed, connect to "CSLHearing" on the chapel WiFi. 
The password to connect is "Seminary 1839 ." You can then use personal headphones 
or earbuds to listen and adjust the sound as appropriate. If you need any help with 
this process, please speak with the tech worker at the sound booth located on the 
right side of the chapel. He wi ll be happy to assist. 
Individual Confession and Absolution is available through Chaplain Sieveking. 
sievekingp@csl.edu. "When I urge you to go to confession, I am simply urging you 
to be a Christian." (Large Catechism, Brief Exhortation, 32). 
To submit prayer requests for daily chapel, please submit them via SemNet: 
Semnet>Resources>Chapel>Prayer Request. 
Prayer Requests 
Ellory Glenn, father of Micah Glenn-ongoing recovery. 
Ann Layton, friend of Pam Davitz-battling cancer. 
Suzanne Vandermeulen, sister-in-law of Jon Yieker- ongoing recovery. 
Paula Easton, grandmother of student Noah Russell- recovering from surgery. 
Blake Georgie, spouse of Carla Georgie-recovering from surgery. 
Beth Hoeltke-recovering from surgery. 
The family of Dale Meyer, at the death of his mother, Norma. 
The creche of nativity figures and Christmas trees wi ll remain in the chapel 
through the Presentation of Our Lord on February 2, a date which traditionally marks 
the end of the extended Christmas season. 
The aroma of incense in chapel this morning is a reminder of the frankincense that 
was given by the Magi to the child Jesus when they visited Him in Bethlehem to 
worship Him. May the cloud of incense this day surround the prayer and praise of al I 
God's people gathered into His marvelous, gracious presence. 
You are cordially invited to gather for evening services in the North Transept: 
Evening Prayer on Tuesdays at 8:30 pm; Compline on Thursdays at 8:30 pm. 


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077. Mark 8:27-35

Chapel Sermon by John Wohlrabe from 2 Corinthians 4:1-6 on Tuesday, February 7, 2023

Wohlrabe, John

Tuesday, February 7 
Morning Prayer   
Pre-service Music 
Stand 
Opening Versicles LSB 235 
Sit 
Office Hymn LSB 836 “O God of Light” 
Reading  2 Corinthians 4:1–6 
After the reading: 
L O Lord, have mercy on us. 
C Thanks be to God. 
 
Silence for reflection on God’s Word. 
 
L In many and various ways, God spoke to His people of old by the prophets. 
C But now in these last days, He has spoken to us by His Son. 
Sermon 
Stand 
Benedictus LSB 238 
Collects  LSB 241 
Lord’s Prayer  
Benedicamus and Benediction 
Post-service Music 
T   T   T   
In the Lord’s Service 
Preacher Rev. Dr. John Wohlrabe 
 CAPT, CHC, USN (Retired) 
 2nd Vice President LCMS 
Liturgist Seminarian Joshua Teggatz 
Trumpet Seminarian Joshua Marlatt 
Organist Phillip Magness 
 
Please return this service folder to the usher station following the service. 
 
You are cordially invited to gather for evening services in the North Transept: 
Evening Prayer on Tuesdays at 8:30 pm; Compline on Thursdays at 8:30 pm.  
 
Friday, February 10 
Service of Prayer and Preaching 
Commemoration of Silas,  
Fellow Worker of St. Peter and St. Paul 
 
Pre-service Music 
Stand 
Opening Versicles LSB 260 
Sit 
Reading Exodus 3:1–15 
Responsory (Common) LSB 263 
Stand 
Catechism LSB 323 
 The Lord’s Prayer, First Petition 
Sit 
Sermon 
Hymn LSB 766 “Our Father, Who from Heaven Above” 
 Stanzas 1–2 and 9 
Stand 
Prayer LSB 265 
New Testament Canticle LSB 266 
Blessing  LSB 267 
Post-service Music 
T   T   T   
In the Lord’s Service 
Preacher  Rev. Dr. Benjamin Haupt 
Liturgist  Seminarian Peyton Holland 
Organist Seminarian Daniel Vanderhyde 
 
 
 
 
 
 


084. 2 Corinthians 4:1-6

Dr. Maxwell explores how the Early Church Fathers viewed emotions and passions

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