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Monthly Archives: July 2014
Sermon for Trinity 6
What? There’s no Gospel in the Gospel reading? Check the spare readings, see if they have any? The Epistle does? Let’s put it on and run with that one… This past week, our youth went to the Higher Things conference … Continue reading
Thoughts on the Afterlife (Do you mind if I call it that?)
A discussion has arisen regarding how we refer to the state of the Christian after death in this world. Do we say they have gone somewhere? If so, where? How do we refer to their soul? What happens in the … Continue reading
Posted in Apologetics
Tagged Apologetics, bad translations, Law and Gospel, Theology and Culture
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Lutheran Purgatory: A Review
There have already been numerous excellent reviews of this timely book. Pastor Kornacki has done a masterful job dealing with a difficult subject, and much deserved praise has already been given to him for this. So my review will be … Continue reading
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Tagged Law and Gospel, persecution, The Office of the Holy Ministry
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Teach These Things: Days of Future Past
I recently added it up, and realized that it was five years ago when I first said to myself, “It would help me remember what I teach from year to year if I wrote some of this down.” The goal … Continue reading
Confession and Absolution: Imperiled Treasure
The Anglican church in Australia recently approved allowing their priests to reveal sins confessed. As getreligion notes, this is hardly surprising, since Private confession in the Anglican world is not a sacrament, and was denounced as one of the abuses … Continue reading
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Tagged Confession Absolution, Law and Gospel, Theology and Culture
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Sasse Class
I did a continuing education class last week on Herman Sasse, taught by the amazing John Pless. It was wonderful. The pure word of God, raining down on me for a whole week with practically no interruptions. I never realized … Continue reading
Musings of a Circuit Riding Parson 