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Monthly Archives: May 2015
Sermon for Trinity
Blessed be the Holy Trinity and the Undivided Unity! Today is trinity Sunday. It’s marked by saying the Athanasian Creed. It’s a celebration of who God is. In the creed, we talk about who he is – and that discussion … Continue reading
Dr Feuerhahn: Reflections of a Fanboy
Back in my pre-seminary days, as I debated which seminary to attend, tough choices had to be made. On the one hand was Fort Wayne. The Professorial staff included Weinrich, Scaer, Just, Wenthe, Marquardt, Gard, Deffner, Reuning. On the other … Continue reading
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Koinonia Project One year On… Part 2
The discussions in the Koinonia Project (KP) are welcome. For years, the Wyoming District has been requesting serious theological dialogue regarding our divisions. After several convention cycles of nothing more than chirping crickets for a response, it is a welcome … Continue reading
Solving the Water Problem
I live in Wyoming. We have lots of cattle. Beef isn’t just ‘what’s for dinner’, it’s what pays the light bill. So, I am not usually a fan of PETA. But their latest campaign has struck a cord with me. They … Continue reading
Koinonia Project: One Year On… Part 1
It was a year ago last week that we drove through a mid-winter blizzard to sit in airports while flights got cancelled. Eventually, all but one of us made it to New York. After the snowy roads of Wyoming, it … Continue reading
I Do! (Sort of?)
Last weekend was the District convention for the Wyoming (and Nebraska Panhandle!) portion of the LCMS. Months ago I was chosen to be the circuit visitor nominee elect. This past weekend, that was made official by vote of the convention, … Continue reading
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Sermon for Exaudi
Is persecution a good thing? The Apostles seemed to think so. As did our Lord. Read on for more… Last Thursday we celebrated the ascension of our Lord. His work of redemption is finished, and so he gives His Holy … Continue reading
Sermon for Rogate
Today is Mother’s day to the world. A great gift God has given to be sure. But in the church, today is Rogate Sunday. It means prayer Sunday. Later we will combine the two and pray for mothers and families. … Continue reading
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Liveblogging the Convention: Day 1
The Wyoming District Convention has begun! We had our opening worship. Nice sermon on Baptism. District President Report on the state of the district. Resolution now on re-gerrymandering the circuits. Buffalo and Sheridan move east. All others remain the same. … Continue reading
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Just Give Me That Old Time Religion…
About a year ago, I was in a continuing ed class, and I was talking to the professor about some concerns in our synod. He mentioned “Radical Lutheranism” as an option to help resolve this troubling trend. Apparently, it’s taking … Continue reading
Musings of a Circuit Riding Parson 