Lectionary Bytes

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Lectionary Bytes is a podcast with short episodes featuring professors and students from Concordia Seminary in Saint Louis, narrowing in on an insight or two from the assigned scripture readings throughout the church year. Brought to you by the Hasse Memorial Library.

  1. 08/06/2022

    Trinity (Year C): Acts 2:14a, 22-36

    In this episode, Luke and Erik explore how the Trinity is present in Peter's sermon. In particular, Peter's sermon gives an occasion for talking about the one, united action of God. It also gives the occasion for speaking about the distinct work of the three persons. SHOW NOTES:  Acts by Craig Keener https://bridges.searchmobius.org/record=b1879074~S11 Acts by Darrell Bock https://bridges.searchmobius.org/record=b1681419~S11 Acts: Ancient Christian Commentary on Scripture edited by Francis Martin https://bridges.searchmobius.org/record=b1668434~S11 The Interpretation of the Acts of the Apostles by R.C.H. Lenski https://bridges.searchmobius.org/record=b1925054~S11 Concordia Commentary: Acts by Robert Smith https://bridges.searchmobius.org/record=b1261997~S11

    16 min

  2. 30/05/2022

    Pentecost (Year C): Bad Babel to Good Babble: Restoration in a Divided World

    In this episode seminarians Vincent Otto and Joseph Eggerman take a look at the readings for Pentecost. They explore the interactions between all three of the texts as they tell a story of division, restoration, and promise for the people of God led by the Holy Spirit.  SHOW NOTES: Acts (NIV Application Commentary) by Ajith Fernando https://bridges.searchmobius.org/record=b1256528~S11  The Power of Pentecost: An Examination of Acts 2:17–21 by Mark Salter https://bridges.searchmobius.org/record=b2216647~S11

    16 min

  3. 23/05/2022

    Easter 7 (Year C): Acts 1:12-26 - Judas in the Psalms

    Ben Leeper and Kurt Hellwig come together to wrestle with the way the apostles used Psalms 69 and 109 in reference to Judas.  How does the imprecatory language used there apply not only Judas, but to Jesus as well?

    17 min

  4. 17/05/2022

    Easter 6 (Year C): John 16:22–33

    In this episode, 4th Year Alex Smith discusses John 16:33 and presents a three-part structure for a sermon based on this text.

    23 min

  5. 11/05/2022

    Easter 5 (Year C): Revelation 21:1-7

    Sam and Sean talk about the upcoming Revelation Reading for Easter 5, highlighting the diversity of the eschaton and the church. They also focus on the real comfort that comes in the God who will wipes away not only tears, but all that causes those tears. SHOW NOTES: Concordia Commentary on Revelation by Louis Brighton, https://bridges.searchmobius.org/record=b1891646~S11 Revelation (Baker Exegetical Commentary on the New Testament) by Grant R. Osborne, https://bridges.searchmobius.org/record=b1517145~S10

    10 min

  6. 03/05/2022

    Easter 4 (Year C): Revelation 7:13–17—Dwelling Among Us

    Sam and Sean talk about the appointed reading from Revelation and what it means that God shelters his people with his presence. SHOW NOTES:  Concordia Commentary on Revelation by Louis Brighton https://bridges.searchmobius.org/record=b1891646~S11 The Interpretation of St. John's Revelation by R. C. H. Lenski https://bridges.searchmobius.org/record=b2050319~S11

    11 min

  7. 28/04/2022

    Easter 3 (Year C): John 21:1-14—The Dawn of a New Day

    Cyril of Alexandria’s Commentary on John, in Ancient Christian Texts, trans David R Maxwell (2013) https://bridges.searchmobius.org/record=b2132309~S11    Michaels, J. Ramsey. The Gospel of John (2010)  https://bridges.searchmobius.org/record=b1780303~S11    Andreas J. Köstenberger, John, (2004).  https://bridges.searchmobius.org/record=b1604439~S11    Ammonius’s commentary can be found in John 11-21, edited by Joel Elowsky in Ancient Christian Commentaries, (2007).  https://bridges.searchmobius.org/record=b1684669~S11

    10 min

  8. 20/04/2022

    Easter 2 (Year C): John 20:19-31—Peace Be with You

    In this episode of Lectionary Bytes, Erik and Sam chat about Jesus appearing to his disciples and the significance of the greeting, "Peace be with you." SHOW NOTES: D.A. Carson, The Gospel According to John, 1991 https://bridges.searchmobius.org/record=b1239600~S11  J. Ramsey Michaels, The Gospel of John, 2010 https://bridges.searchmobius.org/record=b1780303~S11  J.A.O. Preus, Just Words, 2000 https://bridges.searchmobius.org/record=b1258549~S11

    11 min
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Lectionary Bytes is a podcast with short episodes featuring professors and students from Concordia Seminary in Saint Louis, narrowing in on an insight or two from the assigned scripture readings throughout the church year. Brought to you by the Hasse Memorial Library.

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