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31 July 2016

Another Luther Gem for Trinity X (Church Postils)

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Because they are God's, I will entrust them all to his care, he will keep them from all harm. I must otherwise leave all at any rate, th...

From Luther's Second Homily for Trinity X (1534)

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Therefore, I am worried that Germany will also suffer a great calamity, whether at the hands of the Turks, or by some other war, hunger, or ...
30 July 2016

What a perfect day for late summer!

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Temps topping out just above 80 with a nice mix of sunshine and clouds. After breakfast, extra coffee  and prayers, Bekah came over and join...
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What a fine homily

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Dr. Luther has in the House Postil for this Sunday (the first one; I'll save the second for tomorrow)! The Gospel for Trinity X is our L...

Last weekend we really thought

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That our little Lucy, already 13 years old, was on her way out. She declined food several days, stayed in her bed, seemed uninterested in go...
29 July 2016

Ah, Summer!

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In case you were wondering, no I haven't dropped off the planet. I mentioned on the radio how I still foolishly look forward to summ...
28 July 2016

That Page 15 Confession and Absolution

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Doing a bit of research for a colleague on the Confession and Absolution that appears in TLH, p. 15 and consequently in LSB in DS 3. This is...
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27 July 2016

From the old General Prayer in the TLH Divine Service

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Grant also health and prosperity to all who are in authority, especially to the President and Congress of the United States, the Governor an...
26 July 2016

Wouldn't you know...

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...we took it out of our hymnal even as God was answering the prayer: Rise again, ye lion-hearted Saints of early Christendom. Wither is...
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25 July 2016

A Thought on Closed Communion

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Sometimes the suggestion is made that we practice a closed table in order not to bring judgment on a person who might be communing unworthil...

The Festival of St. James the Elder, Apostle

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O Lord, for James, we praise You,  Who fell to Herod's sword;  He drank Your cup of suff'ring  And thus fulfilled Your wo...
19 July 2016

Whew!

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This has been one very hectic time. In the last several weeks I've been to Nashville for Higher Things, Milwaukee for Synod Convention, ...
15 July 2016

The Convention Divine Service

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The Divine Service itself begins around minute 31. This arrangement of Divine Service, Setting 4, was composed by James Biery.
14 July 2016

Truly an amazing convention...

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...a bit insane with all that happened around the opening Eucharist, but hey: it was beautiful all the same. Biery setting of DS IV is amazi...
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06 July 2016

Celebrating the Saints

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Though I've not yet seen a physical copy, rumor on FB is that it exists! I think I'll have to wait till Milwaukee to actually see it...
04 July 2016

Little things

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that remove ongoing irritants. I've been a fan of simplification for a long time. Just reflecting on some of the small things that have ...
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02 July 2016

Visitation

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Lutheran Service Book  lists the Visitation as one of the "principal feasts of Christ."  Like the Transfiguration, it falls dif...
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22 June 2016

Patristic Quote of the Day

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For here is great misery, proud man! But there is greater mercy, a humble God! Take this love, therefore, as the end that is set before you,...
21 June 2016

Patristic Quote of the Day

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According to that veiling, carnal men, understanding things in a carnal fashion, have been under the dominion, both then and now, of a penal...
17 June 2016

A New Hymn for Reformation

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by Pr. Wilfred Karsten. Check it out: Reformation Hymn
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