11/19/14

Faith in Faith?

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Interesting topic, this. I do think, when we look at this topic of faith and sola fide, that Lutheranism differs from the rest of Protestant...
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11/15/14

Baptism is for Oranges

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The Council of Orange (529 AD) is a famous early church ecumenical council. There are a few major points we can draw from this council. Fi...
11/7/14

So You Wanna Tick Off A Confessional Lootran, Eh?

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Top 10 ways to get under the skin of a Confessional Lutheran. 10. Tell them that oyster crackers and grape juice is communion. Jesus use...
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11/3/14

American Pelagians

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Mainstream Christianity in the United States is very Pelagian - at least in practice. A recent survey by Christianity Today of Evangelicals ...
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11/2/14

Romans 8:29-30: I Don't Think It Means What You Think It Means

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Romans 8:29-30 is a battleground text in Scripture. Differing theologies interpret it differently. I'm going to try to show what the ver...
10/27/14

Becoming Lutheran

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Why? Why am I a Lutheran? In this post, I'll attempt to answer that question, as well as give some background on how I got here. I am by...
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10/23/14

Lutheranism and Election

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Much has been written about the doctrine of election in Christian circles. It is clearly one of those topics that divides entire church bodi...
7/27/14

Sermon for Trinity 6 "A New Look at the Third Use of the Law"

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http://vocaroo.com/i/s0RUvItoRRx7
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7/12/14

Cheap Grace is the Dumbest Term in the History of Terms. And Stuff.

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Dr. Michael Brown Cheap Grace. It's a common term now days, espoused quite a bit by heterodox minglers of law and gospel. Dr. Michae...
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7/11/14

Can't Buy Me Love

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The Holy Gospel According to St. Matthew, the 19th Chapter. St. Matthew 19:23-26: Then said Jesus unto his disciples, Verily I say unto yo...