06 January 2007
Irish Treat
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Last night the Herberts family treated the Weedons to a wonderful meal and time for visiting at McGurk's in Soulard. What a great pla...
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Epiphany of Our Lord
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Today is the glorious feast of our Lord's Epiphany (the Eastern Churches refer to it as the Theophany). I'll be preaching along the...
Whew! Am I Relieved!
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You are 100% Lutheran! This is most certainly true. Nicely done! Martin would be proud of you! You may or may not have room for growth...
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05 January 2007
Kept with Christ
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In the Lossky entry below, I quoted from the Small Catechism the opening words of the third article's explanation, words that ended: ...
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Continuous Justification
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I had occasion to write to a friend recently about this topic, so I thought: why not blog it? This past year I read Eduard Preuss' litt...
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Update on Marianne
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Marianne's second surgery went off without incident; the sponges were removed and she showed no more signs of bleeding. Dr. says that t...
A Prayer Request
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My brothers and sisters in Christ, Marianne, our parish's organist and my secretary, is in grave condition. She had surgery before Chri...
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04 January 2007
Old Lutheran Quote of the Day
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The human race has been so created and then so redeemed that we as the image and temple of God might celebrate the praises of God. For Go...
Patristic Quote for the Day
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This is He whom seers in old time Chanted of with one accord, Whom the voices of the prophets Promised in their faithful Word. Now He shin...
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Lossky on Tradition
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Lossky is one of my favorite non-Lutheran theologians (he's Orthodox). He has a comment on Tradition that I've found remarkable for...
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03 January 2007
Peace...
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During Advent, our Wednesday Vespers replaces our usual Wednesday Bible Study and Compline. So we haven't prayed Compline together fo...
02 January 2007
A Christmas Miracle
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The press gets it right: click here Hat tip to both Paradosis and Chris Jones
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Patristic Quote for the Day
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The holy catholic Church condemns anyone who says that the human flesh of our Lord is not to be worshipped and adored as the flesh of the Lo...
Old Lutheran Quote of the Day
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[I just love this one!] "That's why the foremost teacher of the Church, Gregory of Nasianzus [NOTE!] composed the sufferings of Chr...
You might just live in the country, if...
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...you take your hound dog for a two mile walk down Church Road in the middle of the day, and you meet only one truck, see and hear two trai...
Lectio Divina: From Isaiah 62
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You who put the Lord in remembrance, take no rest, and *give him no rest* until he establishes Jerusalem and makes it a praise in the earth....
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01 January 2007
All of Us
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That's David (blue), Bill (green), Bekah (brown), Lauren (green), Cindi (blue). Don't ask me how Bekah ended up brown, but we'r...
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Lucy's Favorite Time of the Day...
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...NOT!!!!! Hey, but at least she smells a bit better. For at least 24 hours...
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Patristic Quote for the Day
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And was his coming, as a man might suppose, in power, in terror, and in dread? Not so; it was in gentleness and humility. As a king sendin...
Old Lutheran Quote of the Day
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Christ was not subjected to the Law because of His Person, especially since He was the Lord of the Law according to His divine nature. Also...
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