Lutherans In Africa

Here is our weekly text study for the 8th Sunday after Trinity. It features four biblical texts that center on the difference between false prophets and faithful pastors. The texts are ... Jer. 23:16–29; Psalm 26; Rom. 8:12–17 or Acts 20:27–38; Matt. 7:15–23 God bless your meditation and preparation for the upcoming Sunday. For more information about Lutherans In Africa and the Lutheran School of...

In this video, we prepare for Trinity 7 by meditating upon these readings:  Genesis 2:7–17, Psalm 33:1–11, Romans 6:19–23, Mark 8:1–9.  God bless your meditation and preparation for the upcoming Sunday. For more information about Lutherans In Africa and the Lutheran School of Theology you can go to LutheransInAfrica.com. https://lutheransinafrica.com

In this pericope study, we meditate upon the readings for Trinity 6.  They are as follows: Exodus 20:1–17, Psalm 19, Romans 6:1–11, Matthew 5:17–26. God bless your meditation and preparation for the upcoming Sunday. For more information about Lutherans In Africa and the Lutheran School of Theology you can go to LutheransInAfrica.com. https://lutheransinafrica.com

The appointed readings from the Historic Lectionary for Trinity 5 are:  1 Kings 19:11–21, Psalm 16, 1 Corinthians 1:18–25 or 1 Peter 3:8–15, Luke 5:1–11.  God bless your meditation and preparation for the upcoming Sunday. For more information about Lutherans In Africa and the Lutheran School of Theology you can go to LutheransInAfrica.com. https://lutheransinafrica.com

This is a pericope study for Trinity 4.  The readings which we meditate on are:  Genesis 50:15–21, Psalm 138, Romans 8:18–23, and Luke 6:36–42.  God bless your preparations for the upcoming Sunday! For more information about Lutherans In Africa and the Lutheran School of Theology you can go to LutheransInAfrica.com. https://lutheransinafrica.com

In this study, we focus on the following readings for Trinity 3:  Micah 7:18–20, Psalm 103:1–13, 1 Peter 5:6–11, and Luke 15:11–32. God bless your meditation and preparation. For more information about Lutherans In Africa and the Lutheran School of Theology you can go to LutheransInAfrica.com. https://lutheransinafrica.com

In this video, we meditate upon the appointed readings for one of the oldest festivals in the church calendar. The appointed readings are: Acts 15:1–21, Psalm 46, Galatians 2:1–10, and Matthew 16:13 –19.  Note: Lutherans do not worship the saints but we look to them and their faith and lives for inspiration. God bless your meditation and preparation. For more information about Lutherans In Africa...

In this video, we study the readings for Trinity 1 which are:  Genesis 15:1–6, Psalm 33:12–22, 1 John 4:16–21, and Luke 16:19–31.  God bless your meditation and preparation. For more information about Lutherans In Africa and the Lutheran School of Theology you can go to LutheransInAfrica.com. https://lutheransinafrica.com/

We had a special guest join us for our Holy Trinity pericope study, Johnson Ainomugisha. He is one of the LST students who missed the homiletics course. He will join us for the next eight weeks as a practical homiletics course. Please pray for his formation as he will be using these studies to prepare sermons that he will preach at a local ELCK congregation.  The lessons we studied today are: Isai...

A blessed Pentecost to you. The readings for this Sunday are ... Genesis 11:1-9, Psalm 143, Acts 2:1-21, and John 14:23-31. For more information about Lutherans In Africa and the Lutheran School of Theology you can go to LutheransInAfrica.com. https://lutheransinafrica.com/

On the last Sunday before Pentecost, we meditate upon Christ's promise to send the Advocate, the Holy Spirit, who testifies about Christ and comforts us in persecution when we testify about Christ.  The appointed readings are: Ezekiel 36:22–28, Psalm 51:1–12, 1 Peter 4:7–14, and John 15:26–16:4.God bless your preparations and meditation. For more information about Lutherans In Africa and the...

The Ascension of Our Lord is a significant event and festival for Christians. Some churches do not have Ascension Day services. If not, the Feast Day should be transferred to the upcoming Sunday.  The readings that we meditate upon are: 2 Kings 2:5–15, Psalm 110, Acts 1:1–11, Mark 16:14–20 and Luke 24:44–53.  God bless your preparations and meditation. For more information about Lutherans In Afric...

Rogate means pray or petition. On Rogate Sunday, we meditate on the lessons and how they teach us to pray. The readings that we study are:  Numbers 21:4–9, Psalm 107:1–9, James 1:22–27, and John 16:23–30 (31–33). God bless your meditation and preparation for this upcoming Sunday. For more information about Lutherans In Africa and the Lutheran School of Theology you can go to LutheransInAfrica.com....

In this video, we study the readings for the Fifth Sunday of Easter, which is Cantate Sunday.  The readings are: Isaiah 12:1–6, Psalm 66:1–8, James 1:16–21 and John 16:5–15.  In particular, we sing and rejoice that the sufferings and afflictions that we face are grace and they are perfecting our faith in Christ. God bless your meditation and preparation for this upcoming Sunday. For more informati...

In this video, we contemplate the contrast of lamenting while suffering and rejoicing that comes after our affliction. That is the major theme from the readings, which are: Lamentations 3:22-33, Psalm 147:1-11, 1 Peter 2:11, 20, and John 16:16-22.  God bless your meditation and preparation for this upcoming Sunday. For more information about Lutherans In Africa and the Lutheran School of Theology...

An exciting study in preparation for Good Shepherd Sunday or the Third Sunday of Easter.  The readings are: Ezekiel 34:11–16, Psalm 23, 1 Peter 2:21–25, and John 10:11–16.  We pray that this would be helpful in preparation and meditation. For more information about Lutherans In Africa and the Lutheran School of Theology you can go to LutheransInAfrica.com. https://lutheransinafrica.com/

The readings for the Second Sunday of Easter are:  Ezekiel 37:1–14; Psalm 33; 1 John 5:4–10; John 20:19–31. God bless your meditation and preparation. For more information about Lutherans In Africa and the Lutheran School of Theology you can go to LutheransInAfrica.com. https://lutheransinafrica.com/

In this video, we meditate upon and discuss Easter Sunday and the following readings:  Job 19:23–27, Psalm 118:15–29, 1 Corinthians 5:6–8, 1 Corinthians 15:51–57, and Mark 16:1–8.

In this study, we have a profound study of the Scripture readings to help us prepare and meditate about the promises of God that were rejected by the Jews.  The readings are: Genesis 22:1–14, Psalm 43, Hebrews 9:11–15, and John 8:42–59. God bless your meditation and preparation. For more information about Lutherans In Africa and the Lutheran School of Theology you can go to LutheransInAfrica.com....

In preparation for Lent 4, Laetare, we discuss the following readings:  Isaiah 49:8–13, Psalm 132:8–18, Galatians 4:21-31, and John 6:1–15.  God bless your meditation and preparation. For more information about Lutherans In Africa and the Lutheran School of Theology you can go to LutheransInAfrica.com. https://lutheransinafrica.com/

In this session, we discuss the readings for Lent 3.  They are Jeremiah 26:1–15, Psalm 4, Ephesians 5:1–9, and Luke 11:14 –28.  God bless your meditation and preparation for Oculi Sunday. For more information about Lutherans In Africa and the Lutheran School of Theology you can go to LutheransInAfrica.com  https://lutheransinafrica.com/

In this study for Lent 2, we study the following readings:  Genesis 32:22 –32, Psalm 121, 1 Thessalonians 4:1–7, and Matthew 15:21 –28.  God bless your meditation and preparation. For more information about Lutherans In Africa and the Lutheran School of Theology you can go to LutheransInAfrica.com  https://lutheransinafrica.com/

In this session we study together the readings for Lent 1. They are as follows:  Genesis 3:1–21, Psalm 32, 2 Corinthians 6:1–10, and Matthew 4:1–11.  Then as Pastor Paul Schulz mentioned, the sermon from Luther on 2 Corinthians can be found at https://www.lectionarycentral.com/lent1/LutherEpistle.html God bless your meditation and preparation for Lent 1. For more information about Lutherans In Afr...

The readings that we study for Ash Wednesday are:  Joel 2:12 –19, Psalm 51:1–13 (14–19), 2 Peter 1:2–11, Matthew 6:1–21.  God bless your meditation and preparation as we enter the Lenten Season. For more information about Lutherans In Africa and the Lutheran School of Theology you can go to LutheransInAfrica.com  https://lutheransinafrica.com/