Bible Study
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Baptism of Our Lord • Romans 6:1–11 • January 11, 2015
The whole world finds itself in need of even more serious considering, evaluating, and repenting in light of the epiphany of our Lord Jesus Christ.
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Advent 3 • 1 Thessalonians 5:16–24 • December 14, 2014
Paul’s exhortations naturally flow as part of the ending of his letter; they express the ordinary manifestations of the extraordinary Christian life of faith and…
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Proper 20 • Ezekiel 34:11–16; 20–24 • November 23, 2014
God Protects and Heals His Flock When faced with the fall of Jerusalem, Ezekiel describes the judgment on those shepherds responsible and the reasons for…
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Epiphany 2 • 1 Corinthians 6:12–20 • January 18, 2015
Paul argues against the idea that our physical bodies are of little value and so the way Christians use their bodies is “morally irrelevant.”
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Epiphany 3 • 1 Corinthians 7:29–31 (32–35) • January 25, 2015
Instead, what Paul wants to foster among us today is a conversation about life in Christ and how our joys and our sorrows, our buying…
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Epiphany • Ephesians 3:1–12 • January 4, 2015
Now, instead of the law separating Jews and Gentiles, God offered salvation apart from works of the law to both Jews and Gentiles.
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BEFORE NATURE: A Christian Spiritual Paul Santmire
Throughout the book Santmire ties his and the reader’s spiritual journey together with what he calls the “the Trinity Prayer.”
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Christ Coming To Us Luther’s Rhetoric of Location
Christ comes to a people and a place through the proclamation of God’s word.
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LUTHER’S WORKS, Volume 75, Church Post Edited by Benjamin G. Mayes and James Langebartels
Roth reproduced Luther accurately when he had a work by Luther in front of him, but he felt free to include other material in his…