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Matthew 28: Authorized Messages, ☧ Himself Stands by Us

Thy Strong Word from KFUO Radio

English - December 22, 2020 18:00 - 54 minutes - 49.5 MB - ★★★★★ - 73 ratings
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Rev. John Lukomski, retired LCMS pastor, joins host Rev. AJ Espinosa to study Matthew 28.

“They gave a sufficient sum of money to the soldiers and said, ‘Tell people, “His disciples came by night and stole him away while we were asleep.’” We like to say that we make up our own minds, but the truth is that we take most things on authority: doctors, engineers, lawyers, researchers, wellness gurus—we take their words to heart and we spread the word.

Which authorities will we believe when it comes to life, loyalty, and identity? In Matthew 28, an angel demonstrates supernatural power and tells the women that someone has come back from the dead. Political authorities use their wealth to bribe the soldiers to say that the body was stolen. A convicted criminal claims the authority of God Himself to authorize the catechesis of Israel’s mortal enemies. Amidst conflicting authorities, only Jesus Christ promises to be “with us” Himself in the resurrected flesh.

Rev. John Lukomski, retired LCMS pastor, joins host Rev. AJ Espinosa to study Matthew 28.


“They gave a sufficient sum of money to the soldiers and said, ‘Tell people, “His disciples came by night and stole him away while we were asleep.’” We like to say that we make up our own minds, but the truth is that we take most things on authority: doctors, engineers, lawyers, researchers, wellness gurus—we take their words to heart and we spread the word.


Which authorities will we believe when it comes to life, loyalty, and identity? In Matthew 28, an angel demonstrates supernatural power and tells the women that someone has come back from the dead. Political authorities use their wealth to bribe the soldiers to say that the body was stolen. A convicted criminal claims the authority of God Himself to authorize the catechesis of Israel’s mortal enemies. Amidst conflicting authorities, only Jesus Christ promises to be “with us” Himself in the resurrected flesh.