1) Invocation:  The words “In the name of the Father and of Son and of the Holy Spirit”, which are quoted from the Great Commission passage...

Ways the Lutheran liturgy helps us remember our baptism: 1) Invocation: the words “in the name of the Father and of the Holy Spirit” recal...

I have observed the various "absolutions" in different sacramental traditions. And although the liturgies are similar to ours as L...

It is the month of October, 2017, and we are about to celebrate the 500th anniversary of Martin Luther's Reformation of the Roman Cathol...

In today's non-denominational world, where Christianity is whittled down to "essentials" and "non-essentials", we Lu...

It has become increasingly common in Christian circles, even in Lutheran circles, to either partake of the Lord's Supper at churches tha...

Many evangelicals tend to speak of salvation relationship as us having a personal relationship with Jesus foremost. On the other hand, us Co...

Salvation lies outside ourselves also mean several other things besides the seven listed in the previous article found here: http://g2witt...

  Luther was known to have said salvation lies outside ourselves. What does salvation lies outside ourselves means? First, it means we c...

 The first two blog posts responding to Matt Slick's article "Acts 2:38 and Baptism" can be found here: http://g2witt.blogsp...