Claim OwnershipA Moment of Faith from KFUO Radio
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Rev. Doug Nicely, pastor of Jerusalem Lutheran Church in Collinsville, Illinois, joins host Gary Duncan to reflect on the catechism and scripture.
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Rev. Doug Nicely and Gary Duncan talk about the hymn “I Know My Redeemer Lives” and the related story of Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead.
In this podcast-only special, Gary Duncan and Rev. Doug Nicely discuss the blind man and the hymn, "Amazing Grace".
Rev. Doug Nicely discusses with Gary Duncan the season of Lent and the story of Nicodemus.
Gary Duncan and Rev. Doug Nicely discuss the six weeks of Lent. Pastor Nicely also shares with us the Lenten hymn, “Did My Savior Bleed”
Rev. Doug Nicely discusses his Transfiguration Sunday sermon with Gary Duncan. Doug also focuses on the hymn “Be Thou My Vision”.
In our discussion this week with Rev. Doug Nicely and Gary Duncan we look at how the ten commandments were misunderstood by the Jewish officials during the time of Jesus' earthly life.
Gary Duncan and Rev. Doug Nicely discuss the sermon on the mount in Matthew. How do we become the light in this world?
Listen as Gary Duncan and Rev. Doug Nicely continue their journey in the first chapters of the gospel of Matthew.
On the program this week, Rev. Doug Nicely talks with Gary Duncan about this week's Gospel reading from Matthew. He ties the reading to the hymn “The People That in Darkness Sat”
Today, Rev. Doug Nicely discusses Epiphany with Gary Duncan. Pastor Nicely highlights the hymn “Brightest and Best of the Stars of the Morning”
Rev. Doug Nicely shares with Gary Duncan the backstory of the Christmas hymn, “Away in the Manger".
Rev. Doug Nicely discusses shares The O Antiphons around the Advent hymn, "O come, O come, Emmanuel".
Rev. Doug Nicely shares with Gary Duncan insights about the Advent hymn, "Prepare a Royal Highway".
Rev. Doug Nicely and Gary Duncan discuss the end times and the end of the Christian calendar. Pastor Nicely also shares the hymn from John Brownly.
Rev. Doug Nicely shares with Gary Duncan what he calls the other famous Swedish hymn. Hear the back story of the hymn “Children of the Heavenly Father”. Pastor Nicely also illustrates the connection to the Scripture reading from Luke appointed for this week.
Rev. Doug Nicely talks about Prayer with Gary Duncan and Doug shares with us three hymns that have a common theme.
Rev. Doug Nicely talks with Gary Duncan about Ruth and other Godly women. Doug also shares with us the hymn “For All the Faithful Women”.
Rev. Doug Nicely discusses the Scripture reading from this upcoming Sunday. 2 Timothy 1. Paul reminds Timothy of his faith taught to him by his mother and grandmother. Pastor Nicely looks a the children hymn “God Loves Me Dearly” in light of this Scripture reading.
On this week's program Rev. Doug Nicely shares with us one of his uncle Marty’s favorite hymns with Gary Duncan. Pastor Nicely's uncle asked him to preach for his funeral and for the hymn “What Is the World to Me?” Hear this hymn and a bit of the backstory.
Rev. Doug Nicely chats with Gary Duncan about children and lambs. In Matthew, Jesus talks about lost sheep as little ones. On this week's program, you will hear about the connection between sheep and children and how that theme is the heart of many hymns. Pastor Nicely shares with Gary the hymn, "Savior, Like a Shepherd Lead Us".
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