Monthly Archives: March 2011

Luther highly esteemed the place of preaching in the Reformation. At the same time, Luther very much opposed preachers ascending to the pulpit without proper authorization. He was most certainly an advocate of the doctrine of the priesthood of all … Continue reading →

Mark DeMoss is a conservative evangelical Christian Republican from Atlanta who founded the Civility Project: http://www.civilityproject.org. We also got a copy of his book “The Little Book of Wisdom” with chapters such as: • A Matter of Life and Death … Continue reading →

I read Professor Lose’s article for devotions this morning, along with John 4 again. Excellent stuff. While Jesus conversation with a Samaritan woman in public is scandalous, and even astonishes the disciples, we must not assume that she is a … Continue reading →

Prediqué en Príncipe de la Paz Iglesia Luterana esta mañana, para Primers Communión y Confirmación. Luego almorzaron allí. First Communion and Confirnation are a really big deal in family-centered Latino culture. It is a privilege to be a part. Church … Continue reading →

And so, he writes also in Romans, appointing for this coming Sunday: Dear Gulf Coast Leaders, March 27, 2011 – Lent 3A Exodus 17:1-7 – Moses brings water out of a rock at Massah and Meribah. Psalm 95 – The … Continue reading →