ICYMI: Burreson and Schuler on Worship and Formation
Kent Burreson and Rhoda Schuler explore their research project involving worship, formation, and the catechumanate
CJ Online
Reconsidering the Greek Preposition “eis” in the Baptismal Theology of Matthew 28 and Romans 6
Reconsidering the Greek Preposition “eis” in the Baptismal Theology of Matthew 28 and Romans 6
The importance of one little overlooked word…and how we translate it
Book Blurbs: Paul Robinson on Luther’s view of church and sacraments (part 2/2)
Paul Robinson discusses his work editing volume 3 of The Annotated Luther on church and sacraments
Book Blurbs: Paul Robinson on Luther’s view of church and sacraments (part 1/2)
Paul Robinson discusses his work editing volume 3 of The Annotated Luther on church and sacraments
Three Questions with John Pless…
…before he presents at Concordia Seminary’s 2016 Theological Symposium: “From Font to Grave: Catechesis for the Lifelong Disciple” (Sept 20-21)
Baptism of Our Lord • Romans 6:1–11 • January 11, 2015
By Jeffrey A. Oschwald This pericope has all the dangers of a familiar text: we recall parts of it perfectly but may not remember how those parts all fit together. The themes of this passage are, no doubt, regular themes within our preaching. This day, however, can provide us with an opportunity to present this passage as something ..
Counting Baptisms and Praying for more
ESV Acts 2:41 So those who received his word were baptized, and there were added that day about three thousand souls. Whenever I hear pastors and other Christians discuss this verse, often around Pentecost Sunday, someone wonders out loud “Wouldn’t it be wonderful if the Holy Spirit still worked so emphatically in our world today? ..