John Bombaro

Dr. John Bombaro, a Lutheran pastor and theologian focused on Christology and liturgy, reveals compelling insights about the Shroud of Turin. He discusses its historical significance, controversial dating, and the anatomical details that correspond to crucifixion. Delving into the image's uniqueness, Bombaro proposes intriguing theories about its origin, including a resurrection imprint. He argues for the Shroud's role as an apologetic tool, fostering dialogue around Gospel validity while emphasizing the importance of liturgical beauty in modern faith practice.

Dr. John Bombaro, Senior Pastor at St. James Lutheran Church and a Navy chaplain, shares insightful theological reflections on the Fourth Sunday of Advent. He emphasizes the themes of righteousness and incarnation, linking prophetic promises to Jesus as the ultimate mediator. Bombaro beautifully connects creation’s praise in Psalms with the Advent message, discusses the significance of John the Baptist's testimony, and highlights the comfort of Paul's exhortations about the nearness of the Lord. His closing reflections prepare listeners for a meaningful Christmas.

Dr. John Bombaro, Senior Pastor at St. James Lutheran Church, discusses profound themes for the 22nd Sunday after Trinity. He delves into eschatological themes and the depths of God’s forgiveness, contrasting it with human tendencies. The conversation includes insights from Psalm 116 and Micah 6, exploring God’s requirements for justice and humility. Bombaro also reflects on the significance of thanksgiving in Philippians and the boundless nature of Christ’s forgiveness as seen in Matthew. The discussion emphasizes redemption, Eucharistic unity, and a call to repentance.