Concordia Seminary, St. Louis: Scholarly Resources

Chapel Sermon by Ronald  Mudge from Isaiah 58:3-9a on Thursday, February 9, 2023

Mudge, Ronald

Cross-Cultural Ministry Center  
Vicarage Assignments 
 
Ethan Berglund 
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church 
Mesa, Arizona 
Pacific Southwest District 
 
Ajilkumar Christopher Raj 
Immanuel Lutheran Church 
Whitestone, New York 
Atlantic District 
 
Mengesha Gella 
The Lutheran Church of St. Andrew 
Silver Springs, Maryland 
Southeastern District 
 
Cary Hoff 
Our Savior Lutheran Church 
Tacoma, Washington 
Northwest District 
 
 
 
Center for Hispanic Studies 
Deaconess Internship Assignments 
 
Katherine Guarin Castro 
Immanuel Lutheran Church and School 
Brandon, Florida 
Florida-Georgia District 
 
Yolanda Hempe 
Shepherd of the City Lutheran Church 
Fort Wayne, Indiana 
Indiana District 
CONCORDIA SEMINARY 
Chapel of St. Timothy and St. Titus 
The Fifth Week after the Epiphany, A.D. 2023 
 
Thursday, February 9 
Morning Prayer 
Vicarage and Internship Assignments   
Pre-service Music 
Stand 
Opening Versicles LSB 235 
Sit 
Psalm 112:1–9 Setting by Phillip Magness 
 
 
  
 
 
©2007 Liturgy Solutions, Inc. All rights reserved. 
A  Refrain 
C  Refrain 
 
A  His offspring will be mighty in the land; 
   the generation of the upright will be blessed. 
  Wealth and riches are in his house, 
   and his righteousness endures forever. 
  Light dawns in the darkness for the upright; 
   he is gracious, merciful, and righteous.  
  It is well with the man who deals generously and lends; 
   who conducts his affairs with justice.  
C  Refrain 
 
A  For the righteous will never be moved; 
   he will be remembered forever.  
  He is not afraid of bad news; 
   his heart is firm, trusting in the LORD.  
  His heart is steady; he will not be afraid, 
   until he looks in triumph on his foes. 
  He has given freely to the poor;  
   his horn is exalted in honor!  
C  Refrain 
l@n j ~ ~ ~ j ~ ~ - I J. ~ j A I Bless-ed is the man who fears the LORD, who de -
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lights m His com mand - ments! 
Office Hymn LSB 848 “Lord, Whose Love through Humble Service” 
Reading  Isaiah 58:3–9a 
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 
Vicarage and Internship Assignments 
Stand 
Collects  LSB 241 
Lord’s Prayer  
Benedicamus and Benediction 
Post-service Music 
T   T   T   
In the Lord’s Service 
Preacher Rev. Dr. Ronald Mudge 
Officiant Rev. Dr. Glenn Nielsen 
Liturgist Seminarian Henry Eising 
Organist Phillip Magness 
 
 
 
 
 
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.  
  
 
 
Specific Ministry Pastor  
Vicarage Assignments 
 
Bradley Asmus 
Eastern Heights Lutheran Church 
Saint Paul, MN 
Minnesota South District 
 
David Singer 
Emmanuel Lutheran Church  
Clovis, CA  
California-Nevada-Hawaii District 
 
Martin Banks  
St. Michael Lutheran Church  
Wayne, MI  
Michigan District 
 
Joel Symmank 
Woodbury Lutheran Church  
Woodbury, MN  
Minnesota South District 
 
Timothy Douglas 
Living Savior Lutheran Church 
Montgomery, TX  
Texas District 
 
Aaron Tisdale 
Our Saviour Lutheran Church  
Green Bay, WI  
North Wisconsin District 
 
Jacob Eisinger 
St. Mark Lutheran Church  
Elko, NV  
California-Nevada-Hawaii District 
 
Phillip Twietmeyer 
Hope Lutheran Church and School  
Levittown, PA  
Eastern District 
 
Clayton Engel 
Immanuel Lutheran Church and School  
Belvidere, IL 
Northern Illinois District 
 
William Ward 
St. Matthew Lutheran Church  
Bel Air, MD 
Southeastern District 
 
Christopher Harding  
St. Paul Lutheran Church  
Trenton, MI  
Michigan District 
 
Thaddeus Wielgos 
Fellowship of Faith Lutheran Church  
McHenry, IL  
Northern Illinois District 
 
 
 
 
 
Office Hymn LSB 848 “Lord, Whose Love through Humble Service” 
Reading  Isaiah 58:3–9a 
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 
Vicarage and Internship Assignments 
Stand 
Collects  LSB 241 
Lord’s Prayer  
Benedicamus and Benediction 
Post-service Music 
T   T   T   
In the Lord’s Service 
Preacher Rev. Dr. Ronald Mudge 
Officiant Rev. Dr. Glenn Nielsen 
Liturgist Seminarian Henry Eising 
Organist Phillip Magness 
 
 
 
 
 
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.  
  
 
 
Specific Ministry Pastor  
Vicarage Assignments 
 
Bradley Asmus 
Eastern Heights Lutheran Church 
Saint Paul, MN 
Minnesota South District 
 
David Singer 
Emmanuel Lutheran Church  
Clovis, CA  
California-Nevada-Hawaii District 
 
Martin Banks  
St. Michael Lutheran Church  
Wayne, MI  
Michigan District 
 
Joel Symmank 
Woodbury Lutheran Church  
Woodbury, MN  
Minnesota South District 
 
Timothy Douglas 
Living Savior Lutheran Church 
Montgomery, TX  
Texas District 
 
Aaron Tisdale 
Our Saviour Lutheran Church  
Green Bay, WI  
North Wisconsin District 
 
Jacob Eisinger 
St. Mark Lutheran Church  
Elko, NV  
California-Nevada-Hawaii District 
 
Phillip Twietmeyer 
Hope Lutheran Church and School  
Levittown, PA  
Eastern District 
 
Clayton Engel 
Immanuel Lutheran Church and School  
Belvidere, IL 
Northern Illinois District 
 
William Ward 
St. Matthew Lutheran Church  
Bel Air, MD 
Southeastern District 
 
Christopher Harding  
St. Paul Lutheran Church  
Trenton, MI  
Michigan District 
 
Thaddeus Wielgos 
Fellowship of Faith Lutheran Church  
McHenry, IL  
Northern Illinois District 
 
 
 
 
 
Cross-Cultural Ministry Center  
Vicarage Assignments 
 
Ethan Berglund 
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church 
Mesa, Arizona 
Pacific Southwest District 
 
Ajilkumar Christopher Raj 
Immanuel Lutheran Church 
Whitestone, New York 
Atlantic District 
 
Mengesha Gella 
The Lutheran Church of St. Andrew 
Silver Springs, Maryland 
Southeastern District 
 
Cary Hoff 
Our Savior Lutheran Church 
Tacoma, Washington 
Northwest District 
 
 
 
Center for Hispanic Studies 
Deaconess Internship Assignments 
 
Katherine Guarin Castro 
Immanuel Lutheran Church and School 
Brandon, Florida 
Florida-Georgia District 
 
Yolanda Hempe 
Shepherd of the City Lutheran Church 
Fort Wayne, Indiana 
Indiana District 
CONCORDIA SEMINARY 
Chapel of St. Timothy and St. Titus 
The Fifth Week after the Epiphany, A.D. 2023 
 
Thursday, February 9 
Morning Prayer 
Vicarage and Internship Assignments   
Pre-service Music 
Stand 
Opening Versicles LSB 235 
Sit 
Psalm 112:1–9 Setting by Phillip Magness 
 
 
  
 
 
©2007 Liturgy Solutions, Inc. All rights reserved. 
A  Refrain 
C  Refrain 
 
A  His offspring will be mighty in the land; 
   the generation of the upright will be blessed. 
  Wealth and riches are in his house, 
   and his righteousness endures forever. 
  Light dawns in the darkness for the upright; 
   he is gracious, merciful, and righteous.  
  It is well with the man who deals generously and lends; 
   who conducts his affairs with justice.  
C  Refrain 
 
A  For the righteous will never be moved; 
   he will be remembered forever.  
  He is not afraid of bad news; 
   his heart is firm, trusting in the LORD.  
  His heart is steady; he will not be afraid, 
   until he looks in triumph on his foes. 
  He has given freely to the poor;  
   his horn is exalted in honor!  
C  Refrain 


English

086. Isaiah 58:3-9a

Chapel Sermon by Vilson Scholz from 1 Thessalonians 2:13-20 on Monday, February 13, 2023

Scholz, Vilson

Friday, February 17 
Service of Prayer and Preaching 
 
Pre-service Music 
Stand 
Opening Versicles LSB 260 
Sit 
Reading Mark 2:26–32 
Responsory (Common) LSB 263 
Stand 
Catechism LSB 324 
 The Lord’s Prayer, 2nd Petition 
Sit 
Sermon 
Hymn LSB 766 “Our Father, Who from Heaven Above” 
 Stanzas 1, 3 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. Jeffrey Hemmer  
 Assistant to the LCMS President 
Liturgist  Seminarian Nickalaus Palmer 
Organist Elin Hogan-Gomez 
 
 
 
CONCORDIA SEMINARY 
Chapel of St. Timothy and St. Titus 
The Sixth Week after the Epiphany, A.D. 2023 
 
Monday February 13 
Responsive Prayer 2 
 
Pre-service Music 
Stand 
Opening Versicles LSB 285 
Sit 
Reading 1 Thessalonians 2:13–20 
Hymn LSB 587 “I Know My Faith Is Founded” 
Sermon 
Stand 
Kyrie LSB 285 
Lord’s Prayer 
Apostles’ Creed LSB 286 
Versicles 
Collects  LSB 287 
Benedicamus and Blessing 
Post-service Music 
T   T   T   
In the Lord’s Service 
Preacher Rev. Dr. Vilson Scholz 
Liturgist Seminarian Benjamin Heinz 
Organist Dr. Mark Bender 
 
 
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.  


088. 1 Thessalonians 2:13-20

Chapel Sermon by Paul Sieveking from John 9:1-41 on Wednesday, March 22, 2023

Sieveking, Paul

CONCORDIA SEMINARY 
Chapel of St. Timothy and St. Titus 
The Week of lent 4, A.D. 2023 
March 22, 2023 
Divine Service, Setting One 
Pre-service Music 
Stand 
Confession and Absolution 
Introit 
OC1 Rejoice with Jerusalem, and be glad with her, 
all you who love her; 
that you may nurse and be satisfied 
from her consoling breast. 
OC1 I was glad when they I said to me,* 
"Let us go to the house I of the LORD!" 
[I Our feet have been I standing* 
within your gates, 0 Je- I rusalem! 
OC1 Pray for the peace of Je- I rusalem ! * 
May they be secure who I love you! 
[I For my brothers and com- I panions' sake* 
I will say, "Peace be with- I in you!" 
[I Glory be to the Father and I to the Son* 
and to the Holy I Spirit; 
as it was in the be- I ginning,* 
Is now, and will be forever. I Amen. 
OC1 Rejoice with Jerusalem, and be glad with her, 
all you who love her; 
that you may nurse and be satisfied 
from her consoling breast. 
Kyrie 
Salutation and Collect of the Day 
Sit 
Epistle 
Stand 
Verse (Lent) 
Holy Gospel 
Sit 
LSB 151 
Ps. 122: 1-2, 6, 8 
antiphon: Isaiah 66:I0a, I la 
LSB 942 "Kyrie! God, Father" 
LSB 156 
Ephesians 5:8-14 
LSB 157 
John 9:1-41 
Hymn of the Day 
Sermon 
Stand 
Nicene Creed 
I 
I 
lSB 571 "God Loved the World So That He Gave't 
lSB 158 
Prayer of the Church lSB 159 
Following the prayers, the people may greet one another in the name of the I 
lord, saying "Peace be with you," CJS a sign of reconciliation and of the 
unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace (Matt. 5:22-24; Eph. 4: 1-3). 
Sit 
Offertory 
Stand 
I 
lSB 425 "When I Survey the Wondrous Cross" 
! 
Service of the Sacrament 
Preface 
Sanctus 
Lord's Prayer 
The Words of Our Lord 
Pax Domini 
Agnus Dei 
Sit 
lSB 160 ff. 
The congregation is encouraged to begin coming forward to the communion rails 
during the singing of the Agnus Dei. 
The lord's Supper will be distributed at the altar rails in a continuous flow. 
Both pulpit and lectern sides come forward at the same time. Beginning at the 
center of the rail, please take the next available place at the rail, moving around 
toward the wall behind the altar and allowing for space between you and others 
as you are comfortable. Both the chalice and individual cups are available. The: 
chalice is continuously cleansed with alcohol-soaked purificators. After ! 
communing, please return to your seat by the side aisles. I 
Distribution Hymns lSB 420 "Christ, the Life of All the Living'1 
Stand 
Dismissal 
Post-Communion Collect 
Benediction 
Postlude 
lSB 625 "Lord Jesus Christ, Life-Giving Bread' 
lSB 166 
Preacher 
Presiding Minister 
Lector 
Assistants 
Organist 
In the Lord's Service 
Rev. Dr. Paul Sieveking 
Rev. Dr. Jon Vieker 
Rev. Dr. Joel Biermann 
Rev. Thomas Schlund 
Seminarian Jonathan Lackey 
Seminarian Drew Oswald 
Seminarian Jacob Rhodes 
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 faith 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 AudioFetch 
to your smart phone. Once installed, connect to "CSLHearing" on the chapel WiFi. 
The password to connect is "Seminary1839." 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 will 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. 
Suzanne Vandermeulen, sister-in-law of Jon Vieker- 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. 
Bill Wilson-recovering from surgery. 
Harold, grandfather of Michael Wilke-hospitalized. 
Evening services in the north transept will resume next week. 
• Spanish Vespers on Mondays at 7:30 pm. 
• Evening Prayer on Tuesdays at 8:30 pm. 
• Compline on Thursdays at 8:30 pm. 


113. John 9:1-41

Dr. Herrmann discusses C. S. Lewis‘ understanding of the Theology of Glory and compares it to Luther\u27s Theology of the Cross.https://scholar.csl.edu/lbilutheranslisteningcslewis/1001/thumbnail.jp

Herrmann, Erik

Lutherans Listening to C. S. Lewis-session 2

Hosea 5:15-6:6  presented by Kevin Golden for the 1st Reading reading for Sunday, June 11, 2023, the Second Sunday after Pentecost

Golden, Kevin

Hosea 05:15-06:06

Chapel Sermon by Vilson Scholz from Luke 24:13-35 on Tuesday, April 25, 2023

In the Lord’s Service 
Preacher Rev. Dr. Vilson Scholz 
Presiding Minister Rev. Dr. Erik Herrmann 
Lector Rev. Dr. David Peter 
Assistants Rev. Dr. Paul Sieveking 
 Seminarian Noah Russell 
 Seminarian Daniel Bueckman 
 Seminarian Matthew Vatthauer 
 Seminarian Jonathan Lackey 
Cantor Seminarian Henry Eising 
Organist 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 faith 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 AudioFetch 
to your smart phone. Once installed, connect to “CSLHearing” on the chapel WiFi. 
The password to connect is “Seminary1839.” 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 will 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. 
Suzanne Vandermeulen, sister-in-law of Jon Vieker— ongoing recovery. 
Blake Georgie, spouse of Carla Georgie—recovering from surgery. 
Beth Hoeltke—recovering from surgery. 
 
CONCORDIA SEMINARY 
Chapel of St. Timothy and St. Titus 
The Third Week of Easter, A.D. 2023  
April 26, 2023   
Divine Service, Setting Two 
 
Pre-service Music 
 
Stand 
 
Confession and Absolution LSB 167 
 
Kyrie LSB 168 
 
Hymn of Praise – “This Is the Feast” LSB 171 
 
Salutation and Collect of the Day LSB 172 
 
Sit 
 
Epistle 1 Peter 1:17–25 
 
Stand 
 
Alleluia and Verse LSB 952 
 
 
 
 
L Did not our hearts burn within us while he talked to us on the road, while he 
opened to us the Scriptures? 
 
C (sung) Alleluia, alleluia, alleluia, alleluia! 
 
Holy Gospel Luke 24:13–35 
 
Sit 
 
Hymn of the Day LSB 483 “With High Delight Let Us Unite” 
  
Sermon 
C 
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Al - le - Ju - ia, al - le - Ju - ia! 
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Al - le - Ju - ia, al - le - Ju - ia! 
 
Stand 
 
Nicene Creed LSB 174 
 
Prayer of the Church 
Following the prayers, the people may greet one another in the name of the 
Lord, saying “Peace be with you,” as a sign of reconciliation and of the 
unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace (Matt. 5:22–24; Eph. 4:1–3).  
 
Sit 
 
Offertory Hymn LSB 486 “If Christ Had Not Been Raised from Death” 
 
Stand 
 
Service of the Sacrament LSB 177 ff. 
 Preface 
 Sanctus 
 Prayer of Thanksgiving 
 The Words of Our Lord 
 Proclamation of Christ 
 Lord’s Prayer 
 Pax Domini 
 Agnus Dei LSB 962 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Sit 
 
The congregation is encouraged to begin coming forward to the communion rails 
during the singing of the Agnus Dei.  
 
The Lord’s Supper will be distributed at the altar rails in a continuous flow. 
Both pulpit and lectern sides come forward at the same time. Beginning at the 
center of the rail, please take the next available place at the rail, moving around 
toward the wall behind the altar and allowing for space between you and others 
as you are comfortable. Both the chalice and individual cups are available. The 
chalice is continuously cleansed with alcohol-soaked purificators. After 
communing, please return to your seat by the side aisles.  
 
 Distribution Hymns LSB 626 “Come Let Us Eat” 
  Sung responsively. 
  LSB 879 “Stay with Us” 
 
 Stand 
 
 Dismissal 
 
Post-Communion Collect LSB 183 
 
Benediction 
 
Postlude 
 
 
 
962 Agnus Dei — I
LITURGICAL MUSIC
Text: Traditional; tr. International Consultation on English Texts, alt.
Music: Paul D. Weber, b. 1949
Text: © 1975 International Consultation on English Texts
Music: © 2001 Paul D. Weber John 1:29; 1 Cor. 5:7
Lamb of God
962 Agnus Dei — I
LITURGICAL MUSIC
Text: Traditional; tr. International Consultation on English Texts, alt.
Music: Paul D. Weber, b. 1949
Text: © 1975 International Consultation on English Texts
Music: © 2001 Paul D. Weber John 1:29; 1 Cor. 5:7
Lamb of God
God, You take a - way the sin of the world; grant us Your 
~r 
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Lamb of You take a - way the sin of the 
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world; have mer - cy on us. Lamb of You take a -
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129. Luke 24:13-35

Chapel Sermon by Kevin Golden from Matthew 9:18-30 on Friday, May 5, 2023

Thursday, May 4 
Morning Prayer 
 Commemoration of Friedrich Wyneken, 
Pastor and Missionary   
Pre-service Music 
Stand 
Opening Versicles LSB 235 
Venite LSB 236 
Sit 
Office Hymn LSB 480 “He’s Risen, He’s Risen” 
Reading  1 Corinthians 2:1–5 
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 
Collects  LSB 241 
Lord’s Prayer  
Benedicamus and Benediction 
Post-service Music 
T   T   T   
In the Lord’s Service 
Preacher Rev. Dr. Thomas Manteufel 
Liturgist Seminarian Scot Missling 
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: 
Spanish Vespers on Mondays at 7:30 pm 
Evening Prayer on Tuesdays at 8:30 pm 
Compline on Thursdays at 8:30 pm. 
 
Friday, May 5 
Service of Prayer and Preaching 
Commemoration of Frederick the Wise, Christian Ruler 
 
Pre-service Music 
Stand 
Opening Versicles (Common) LSB 260 
Sit 
Reading Matthew 9:18–30 
Responsory (Common) LSB 263 
Stand 
Catechism LSB 327 
 How can bodily eating and drinking do such great things? 
Sit 
Sermon 
Hymn LSB 629 “What Is This Bread” 
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. Kevin Golden 
Liturgist  Seminarian Benjamin Heinz 
Organist Rev. Scott Schilbe 
 


136. Matthew 9:18-30

Dr. Bartelt covers the vocabulary from chapters 1 and 2.https://scholar.csl.edu/elementary_hebrew_2015/1004/thumbnail.jp

Bartelt, Andrew

Hebrew 03.1

Chapel Sermon by Daniel Mattson from Romans 7:1-13 on Friday, July 7, 2023

Mattson, Daniel

CONCORDIA SEMINARY 
Chapel of St. Timothy and St. Titus 
The Fifth Week after Pentecost, A.D. 2023 
 
Thursday, July 6 
Morning Prayer 
Commemoration of Isaiah 
Pre-service Music 
Stand 
Opening Versicles LSB 235 
Venite LSB 236 
Psalm 119:153–160 Sung responsively 
Sit 
Office Hymn LSB 960 “Isaiah, Mighty Seer in Days of Old” 
Reading Isaiah 6:1–13 
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.  
 
Stand 
Benedictus LSB 238 
Collects 
Lord’s Prayer LSB 241 
Benedicamus and Benediction 
Post-service Music 
T   T   T  
In the Lord’s Service 
Liturgist Seminarian Sam Aizenberg 
Organist Phillip Magness 
  
Please return this service folder to the usher station following the service 
Friday, July 7 
Service of Prayer and Preaching 
 
Pre-service Music 
Stand 
Opening Versicles LSB 260 
Old Testament Canticle LSB 261 
Sit 
Reading Romans 7:1–13 
Responsory (Common) LSB 263 
Stand 
Catechism Ten Commandments, Apostles’ Creed, Lord’s Prayer 
Sit 
Sermon 
Hymn LSB 579 “The Law of God is Good and Wise” 
Stand 
Collects LSB 265 
Blessing LSB 267 
Post-service Music 
T   T   T  
In the Lord’s Service 
Preacher Rev. Dr. Daniel Mattson 
Liturgist Seminarian Travis Galle 
Organist STM Student Ben Vanderhyde 
  
Please return this service folder to the usher station following the service. 
 
 
 
 
 
 


157. Romans 7:1-13

Chapel Sermon by Kevin Golden from Ezekiel 1:1-28 on Friday, July 21, 2023

Friday, July 21 
Service of Prayer and Preaching 
Commemoration of Ezekiel 
 
Pre-service Music 
Stand 
Opening Versicles LSB 260 
Old Testament Canticle LSB 261 
Sit 
Reading Ezekiel 1:1–28 
Responsory (Common) LSB 263 
Stand 
Catechism Ten Commandments, Apostles’ Creed, Lord’s Prayer 
Sit 
Sermon 
Hymn LSB 950 “Splendor and Honor” 
Stand 
Prayer LSB 265 
Blessing LSB 267 
Post-service Music Prelude in C Major by Johann S. Bach 
 Hannah Naumann, student organist 
T   T   T  
In the Lord’s Service 
Preacher Rev. Dr. Kevin Golden 
Liturgist Seminarian Peyton Holland 
Organist Dr. Mark Bender 
  
Please return this service folder to the usher station following the service. 
 
 
 
 
 
CONCORDIA SEMINARY 
Chapel of St. Timothy and St. Titus 
The Seventh Week after Pentecost, A.D. 2023 
 
Monday, July 17 
Responsive Prayer 2 
 
Pre-service Music 
Stand 
Hymn LSB 726 “Evening and Morning” 
Opening Versicles LSB 285 
Sit 
Reading Ezra 7:1–28 
Hymn LSB 645 “Built on the Rock” 
Stand 
Kyrie LSB 285 
Lord’s Prayer 
Apostles’ Creed LSB 286 
Versicles 
Collects  LSB 287 
Benedicamus and Blessing 
Post-service Music 
T   T   T   
In the Lord’s Service 
Liturgist Seminarian Travis Galle 
Trumpet Jonathan Vieker 
Viola Rebecca Vieker 
Organist Rev. Dr. Jon Vieker 
  
Please return this service folder to the usher station following the service.   
 
 
 


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