Monthly Archives: August 2018

I’ve been assured by my much smarter friends that it is important to study modern (or rather post-modern) biblical exegetes, so we can understand the state of scholarship today, and properly interpret scripture. I’ve always sort of struggled with this, … Continue reading →

It’s that time of year again, but now it’s all different. Normally, I would be unpacking the box full of Sunday School packets. Always a happy event. But not this year. Earlier in the year, I cancelled our auto-renew subscription. … Continue reading →

Here is today’s sermon. It’s got a couple of typos that sneaked through the editing process. But I think you’ll get the gist. *** Today we hear from God’s Word about true and false worship. As usual we see it … Continue reading →

Writing is a strange thing. I’ve been working on Catechetics for at least 6 years now. It’s been sort of always there. I’ve read, studied, formulated, written, re-written, sent for review, made changes, pondered, made more changes… It’s been a … Continue reading →

Today I received a yuuuuge endorsement for Evolution: A Defense Against. No, it isn’t Donald Trump (although I would gladly send him a copy if he wishes to read it.) It’s someone who is even bigger in the world of … Continue reading →

I was recently on vacation, and attended another LCMS congregation in a different state. There were screens. Lots of them. Front of the church. Back of the church. Sides. narthex. Screens, screens, screens. What was on the screens? Words. The … Continue reading →