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Getting Ready for Church – Misericordias Domini

The Good Shepherd

Sunday is Misericordias Domini, or the Second Sunday after Easter. Misericordias Domini is Latin for “The steadfast love of the Lord,” (Psalm 33:5). In that Psalm we see that our God rules all things. He makes all things by His Word (v.6). He brings the plans of all the nations to nothing, but His will is done forever; if a nation desires His blessing, it must live under Him (vv. 10-12). The Lord is our shield and our help, we rejoice, trust, and hope in Him (vv. 20-21).


I was glad when they said to me, “Let us go to the house of the Lord”

Psalm 122:1

Scripture Readings For the Week:

Prayers of the Day:

Hymns

It would be worth your time to read this article by Anthony Esolen about what our hymn of the day “The King of Love My Shepherd Is” is all about. It will help you appreciate more fully what we are singing!

Bach Cantata for the Week

BWV 104, Du Hirte Israel, höre

(Video | Translation)

The highest shepherd cares for me,
What use is all my sorrow?
Appear will every morning
The shepherd’s kindness new.
My heart, compose thyself,
For God is true.

BWV 104

On Sunday, we will have the nursing home service at 2:30. And Don’t forget, at 5pm is our youth banquet for our confirmands and graduates! Make a plan to join us pretty much all day on Sunday!


Our mission offerings for April

will go towards the newly forming Luther Classical College in Casper. The mission of the college is this:
Imagine a college where students learn:

This is the mission of Luther Classical College. Proudly and unapologetically Lutheran in liturgy, theology, and culture. Lutheran. Conservative. Classical. A college for Lutherans.”

So far the college has raised over $1 million in support from individuals and over 100 Lutheran congregations. LCC has hired an Academic Dean who will begin work in August of this year. Construction has begun on a library for the college and books are being acquired. LCC is hosting the Christian Culture Confernce June 6th and 7th with the topic of “The Bright Future of the Lutheran Church in America.” You can click any of these links to find out much more.


See everyone on the Lord’s Day!

In Christ,

Pastor Sherman

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