The Lutheran Confessions are Pastoral The constant drum beat throughout them is the goal of comforting and caring for souls. The Lutheran Confessions are not theological speculations or abstractions. The times in which it was written called for pastoral care on a scale that could only be compared to a national emergency. Souls bruised and [...]
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The Lutheran Confessions: Pastoral, Practical and Personal
Posted in Luther, Lutheran Confessions on July 17, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Does Being and Remaining Lutheran Still Matter?
Posted in Luther, Lutheran Confessions, Lutherans on June 25, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
I found this today from cyberbrethren.com. Happy Anniversary! Before we go further we need to clear up a common misconception. While insisting on the truth of Lutheranism, we can never allow ourselves to do so in an arrogant, haughty or self-righteous manner. People who are passionate about the truth of Biblical Lutheranism know that the [...]
There’s a Pastor For That
Posted in Lutheran Confessions, Lutherans on November 16, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
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True Peace and Harmony in the Church?
Posted in Lutheran Confessions, Lutherans on September 12, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I found this article from cyberbrethren.com. Paul McCain is editor at Concordia Publishing House in St. Louis. It’s a great article. Enjoy! True Peace and Harmony in the Church is The Result of Unity in Doctrine A Survey of the Witness of Holy Scripture and the Lutheran Confessions From time to time, there is put [...]
Are the Lutheran Confessions 16th Century relics?
Posted in Lutheran Confessions on August 24, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Found this at cyberbrethren.com. A Lutheran pastor recently made an observation that I found very well put. What do you think? I believe there are a whole lot of voices in our theological community who think the Confessions are so 16th century. For me what is at the heart of the Lutheran Confessions, as noted [...]
