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Lincoln Winter serves as the husband of one, the father of four, and the pastor of three churches scattered about the High Plains: Trinity, Grace, and Zion. He has written Catechetics: Fixing Confirmation, Teach These Things: Catechesis for the Lutheran Church, Evolution: A Defense Against, was an initial signatory of “That They May Be One”, has appeared on the radio shows Issues Etc., Table Talk Radio, and Concord Matters, has delivered papers to the Saint Louis Seminary Symposium, the Wyoming District Pastoral Conference, and Tell the Good News About Jesus Convocation, has been published in The Lutheran Witness, Gottesdeinst, and other publications on the topics of Religion and Culture.
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Monthly Archives: February 2014
More evidence
In case anyone needed more evidence that the culture we live in is practically without redeeming qualities, how about this story? The title pretty much says all you need to know: Farmer sets up cameras to bust upstate New Yorkers … Continue reading
Which Ages Were Dark?
As history is taught today, the culture of the ancient world was lost during the middle/dark ages, until rediscovered by the enlightenment. Life during the dark ages was a terrible ordeal. Disease, poverty, and misery reigned in an era that … Continue reading
Walther Says
This doesn’t relate directly to the current controversy, in that there is no discussion at all of righteousness of any kind. Rather, this is Walther’s advice to young preachers. This is the ‘mature Walther’. As you can see from the … Continue reading
Oh, and One More Thing…
I thought it might be good to let Luther have the last word regarding the two kinds of righteousness. For those men should be kept far away from Holy writ who, with distinctions drawn from their own brains, bring into theology various … Continue reading
Issues Etc: The Aftermath
I was going to do a final post where I listened to the interview again, and documented each of my statements regarding 2KR from the proponents. Why? Because I have heard ad nauseum, on FB, in comments, in e-mails, in … Continue reading
Teach These Things: The Difference
Yesterday, I wrote about the upcoming release of Teach These Things: Catechesis for the Lutheran Parish. But is another set of materials really necessary in the church? Obviously, I think so, or I wouldn’t be putting this together. And those … Continue reading
What to Use This Year…
For many pastors, one of the annual rituals is finding a new set of catechetical materials to try out. The new catalogs arrive, the materials promise “success!” and with a hopeful heart the pastor orders, only to find that once … Continue reading
Best shot ever.
Drudge is known for beautiful juxtaposition of pictures. One feeds into another to create a narrative. In this case it’s only one picture, but the timing was absolutely perfect, and the combination of picture and headline is one of his … Continue reading
Welcome
Welcome, to any Issues etc. listeners who are checking out my blog because of my interview on Two Kinds of Righteousness. I hope to post more on that later this week or early next week – a kind of reflection … Continue reading
Sermon for Sexagesima
Four-fold field. Jesus. Word. Jesus. Faith. Jesus. Endurance. Jesus. Harvest. Jesus. That’s the outline. Read the whole shebang after the jump.