31 May 2013
New Lutheran Quote of the Day
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Because a particular answer was in harmony with Scripture and tradition and therefore orthodox, Rome [i.e., in the days of the early church...
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Old Lutheran Quote of the Day
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"When there is no vision" or prophesy, that is, when the public, ecclesiastical ministry ceases, "the people will rebel....
Patristic Quote of the Day
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There are differences in regard to many of the divine sacraments; nor are all things observed there [i.e., at Rome] as at Jerusalem; indeed,...
30 May 2013
The Intercessions from Luther's Latin Litany
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That thou wouldst deign to rule and govern thy holy catholic church: we entreat thee to hear us. That thou wouldst deign to preserve all b...
New Lutheran Quote of the Day
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The life of the church, precisely of the local church, is shaped by the nature of Gospel preaching and Gospel sacraments, and by their inner...
Old Lutheran Quote of the Day
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After people have thus been taught and exhorted to confess their sin and amend their ways they should then be most diligently exhorted to p...
Patristic Quote of the Day
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For to this end He entered when the doors were closed upon the disciples, and gave them the Holy Spirit by breathing on them, and after givi...
23 May 2013
Such joy...
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...looking forward to a nice long holiday weekend (and get-together with Pr. Pearson and his wife on Sunday and the St. Paul's Choir on ...
22 May 2013
New Lutheran Quote of the Day
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These two sides of our church, its toleration and its narrowness, are an absolute mystery to the Reformed. That the pope should be called th...
Old Lutheran Quote of the Day
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Consider the manner of God's giving. You will find that God, the greatest and best giver, gives with a bounty that cannot be measured. F...
Patristic Quote of the Day
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Let us think nothing our own, seeing even faith itself is not our own, but more God's (than ours). For by grace are you saved through fa...
Apocrypha Gem
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The compassion of a person is for his neighbor, but the compassion of the Lord is for all living beings. He rebukes and trains and teaches t...
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21 May 2013
There are times...
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...when I cannot get over the silliness inherent in the chopping up of our great spiritual treasures and offering only bits and pieces. TL...
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19 May 2013
Joy and Pentecost
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Pentecost is the feast of joy, for "the Holy Spirit turns to joy whatever He touches" (Seraphim of Sarov). This is so because the ...
18 May 2013
Homily at Evening Prayer (last night)
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Text: Romans 8:12–17 The Holy Spirit is no spirit of bondage, no spirit of fear. That’s another spirit and he’s anything but holy. The un...
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14 May 2013
New Lutheran Quote of the Day
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It would have been better to understand the sacraments in this way as anticipation of the redemption of the end time instead of forcing them...
Old Lutheran Quote of the Day
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Each sin, a transgression of the divine Law, is an offense to the high majesty of the eternal, holy, and just God and thus merits eternal re...
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Patristic Quote of the Day
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Therefore be the more earnest always to be followers first of God and then of the Saints; that after death they also may receive you as well...
13 May 2013
A good read...
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...on the Gosnell case here from LCMS Life Ministries.
11 May 2013
Patristic Quote of the Day
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But assuredly that which the sacred Psalm sings in our ears, is true; “Because my father and my mother have forsaken me, but the Lord has t...
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