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Habits of Discipline Ep. 36 Teaching the Faith at Home

In this episode of Teaching the Faith at Home, Matt and Andrew dive into Chapter 3 of the Habits study to explore discipline and how we can shift from authoritarian control to formative discipleship. Many of us approach discipline out of instinct—reacting based on instincts that are based on serving selfish wants and needs. We discuss the vital importance of the developing loving authority, using a "Habit of the Pause," the necessity of building a foundation of prayer and connection, and why reconciliation (not just compliance) is the ultimate goal of every correction. If you find yourself stuck in a cycle of frustration and shouting, this episode offers a practical, Gospel-centered blueprint to move from conflict to restoration.

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Always: Fifteenth Sunday after Pentecost

Pastor Michael preaches on Philemon 4-7. This week’s takeaway: Before making a request of Philemon on behalf of his runaway slave Onesimus, St. Paul shares a message highlighting the church as the body of Christ. We share a faith, a love, and a reason to always give thanks with all God’s people. PREPARING FOR NEXT WEEK’S WORSHIP Ecclesiastes 12:1–7, 13–14; James 2:1–10, 14–18; Mark 7:24–37 Hymns (Lutheran Service Book): 707, 696, 694, 627, 622, 917

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Truth: 19th Sunday after Pentecost

Pastor Michael preaches on Truth, real Truth. Preparing for next week: Zephaniah 3:9–13 Hebrews 2:1–18 Mark 10:2–16

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“Proclamation of a Permanent Promise”:The First Sunday in Advent

Pastor Michael's Take-away: Advent is a season of the church year when we think of time: 1) God’s ancient promises of salvation; 2) Christ fulfilling those promises at the proper time; and 3) His future return to take His people into the full experience of eternal life. We may sometimes feel like prisoners of time, which stops for no one. But as we look at the history of salvation—past, present, and future—we see our Christian hope and the meaning that hope gives to our existence in time. PREPARING FOR NEXT WEEK’S WORSHIP Daniel 7:1–14; Philippians 1:2–11; Luke 3:1–14 Hymns (Lutheran Service Book): 348, 336, 370, 621, 344 (My First Hymnal 39), 829

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None Shall Make Them Afraid: 20th Sunday of Pentecost

Pastor Andrew preaches with this week’s takeaway: We live in a world in which pride and cruel power seemingly win the day. Zephaniah chapter three proclaims God's promise that this is not so. The risen Christ is King and in Him God's promise to transform and unify the nations into one family in one holy kingdom is coming to fruition. Regardless of the raging nations or raging politics of a nation, this beautiful picture of joyful peace and security in our Shepherd King's presence is ours now, even as its eternal fullness is coming soon. PREPARING FOR NEXT WEEK’S WORSHIP Amos 5:6–7, 7–15; Jude 1–4; Mark 10:17–22 Hymns (Lutheran Service Book): 668, 658, 655 (My First Hymnal 97), 651, 790, 660

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The Way of Wisdom: Advent Midweek 1

Pastor Andrew preaches on Wisdom

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“What It’s All About”: Sixteenth Sunday of Pentecost

Pastor Michael preaches. This week’s takeaway: Ecclesiastes has an important message, especially for a culture that wants to be pampered and coddled. This book comes to us with a sobering message: Life is meaningless—unless it is lived in a right relationship with God. How can we be right with God? The gifts of Jesus Christ, our Savior, make it so. Live wisely. “The fear of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom; all those who practice it have a good understanding. His praise endures forever!” (Psalm 111:10). PREPARING FOR NEXT WEEK’S WORSHIP Isaiah 50:4–10; 2 John 3–11; Mark 9:14–29 Hymns (Lutheran Service Book): 700, 850, 526, 545, 849, 844

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The Kingdom Shall Be the Lord’s: All Saints' Day

Pastor Michael preaches with this week’s takeaway: Obadiah’s prophecy is timely and timeless. God cuts through political instability and uncertainty, national pride, and international conflicts with a promise: “The kingdom shall be the LORD’s” (Obadiah 21). On All Saints’ Sunday, we are reminded of our place with all God’s saints in His everlasting kingdom. Jesus our Savior has secured our spot in that kingdom forever. PREPARING FOR NEXT WEEK’S WORSHIP 1 Kings 17:8–16; 1 Thessalonians 4:1–12; Mark 12:38–44 Hymns (Lutheran Service Book): 512, 411 (My First Hymnal 56), 738, 787, 617, 685

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You Will Have Good Success: Reformation Sunday

Pastor Andrew preaches with this week’s takeaway: "Then you will have good success" (Joshua 1:8). That's great! We want success, right? But is the success we chase after and desire "good"? Everyone strives for success, but so much of that success only leads to discontent, emptiness, and isolation...because it is not good success. The only good success comes from God's grace and in adherence to His will by His Word. Abiding in that Word and in Christ's life, we can and will be courageous in our vocations and Jesus' good success will be ours now and forever. PREPARING FOR NEXT WEEK’S WORSHIP Obadiah 15–21; 1 John 3:1–3; Matthew 5:1–12 Hymns (Lutheran Service Book): 677, 672, 673, 676, 932, 670

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The Son of Man is the King of Kings

Pastor Andrew preaches on: The nations of this world seem so powerful in their raging and warring, like terrifying beasts devouring everything in reach. This is exactly the picture Daniel describes in chapter seven of his book, but in the midst of the terror and chaos, God acts. He establishes His throne, He destroys the most terrifying of the beasts, and He gives His own power and dominion to one like a son of man, promising that this one's kingdom will last forever. Thank God, that we are baptized into the Son of man and that He is both our loving Savior and King of Kings. PREPARING FOR NEXT WEEK’S WORSHIP Genesis 49:8–12; Philippians 4:4–7; Luke 7:18–28 Hymns (Lutheran Service Book): 353, 333, 345, 636, 515, 332 (My First Hymnal 40)

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Podcasts of the mission and ministry of St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Concordia, MO.

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Habits of Discipline Ep. 36 Teaching the Faith at Home

Always: Fifteenth Sunday after Pentecost

Truth: 19th Sunday after Pentecost

“Proclamation of a Permanent Promise”:The First Sunday in Advent

None Shall Make Them Afraid: 20th Sunday of Pentecost

The Way of Wisdom: Advent Midweek 1

“What It’s All About”: Sixteenth Sunday of Pentecost

The Kingdom Shall Be the Lord’s: All Saints' Day

You Will Have Good Success: Reformation Sunday

The Son of Man is the King of Kings

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