Hymn 400 “Take My Life and Let It Be”
What is the greatest degree of commitment you could express toward someone? To say “I would die for you” certainly conveys very great commitment, but… Read More »Hymn 400 “Take My Life and Let It Be”
What is the greatest degree of commitment you could express toward someone? To say “I would die for you” certainly conveys very great commitment, but… Read More »Hymn 400 “Take My Life and Let It Be”
“Thus the children of Israel dwelt among the Canaanites, the Hittites, the Amorites, the Perizzites, the Hivites, and the Jebusites. And they took their daughters… Read More »There’s No Time Like Now For a Good, Old-Fashioned Revival!
Martin Franzmann was born on January 29, 1907 in Lake City, Minnesota; a town situated on the bank of the Mississippi River between Wabasha and… Read More »Martin Franzmann (1907-1976) Professor and Poet
The purpose of the CLC Mission Helper Program is quite simply to provide opportunities for members of the CLC to participate in our Savior’s Great… Read More »The Mission Helper Program
It’s been said by some that south-central Minnesota has some of the most fertile soil on the planet. With rich, deep dirt, few rocks, and… Read More »Salem Lutheran Church Eagle Lake, Minnesota
Date Verse Reading Comments
Aug 1TLH 297Ecclesiastes 5:1-7Close your mouth and open your ears, for in His Word, God blesses you.
Aug 2 TLH 456 Ecclesiastes 8:10-17 We cannot know God’s deepest ways, but why must we? The important thing is that He knows us. Aug 3 TLH 203 1 Kings 12:1-20 [The Women Visit Jesus’ Tomb] Rehoboam foolishly rejected the word of his elders,
but the Lord used the incident to fulfill His own word.
Aug 4 WS 788 2 Corinthians 9:6-15 Giving to those in need was an act of faith, an expression of thanksgiving to God for His own indescribable gift in Christ.Read More »“BREAD OF LIFE” READINGS August 2016
Most of those reading this magazine have, in all probability, known the blessed comfort of the Gospel from their earliest childhood. Brought up in Christian homes by godly parents, they have from their youth known the holy Scriptures, which have made them wise unto salvation through faith in Jesus Christ (II Timothy 3:15).
But what if that were not so?
What if your exposure to the Scriptures had been limited only to the Law (in the narrow sense), and you had not known the Gospel? In the second evening lecture of The Proper Distinction Between Law and Gospel, Dr. C.F.W. Walther notes that “[T]he Law uncovers to man his sins, but offers him no help to get out of them and thus hurls man into despair . . . . It conjures up the terrors of hell, of death, of the wrath of God. But it has not a drop of comfort to offer the sinner. If no additional teaching, besides the Law, is applied to man, he must despair, die, and perish in his sins.”Read More »Hymn 387 “Dear Christians, One and All, Rejoice”
This is something you should discuss with your pastor, because there are different types of birth control, different circumstances, different motives, and different preconceived ideas… Read More »Is It Permissible for a Christian to Use Birth Control?
The white-haired man was easily recognized by all as he took his regular walk to the post office in his dark suit and tie, for… Read More »J.P. Meyer, 1873-1964
Keith Nolan Olmanson, longtime pastor of the CLC, was taken to be with the Lord on May 26, 2016. A victory service was held on… Read More »Keith Olmanson 1929-2016