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Dear brethren: With Jacob at the brook Jabbok I say: “O God of my father Abraham and God of my father Isaac…I am not worthy… Read More »THANK YOU!
Dear brethren: With Jacob at the brook Jabbok I say: “O God of my father Abraham and God of my father Isaac…I am not worthy… Read More »THANK YOU!
“Remember those who rule over you, who have spoken the word of God to you, whose faith follow, considering the outcome of their conduct. Jesus… Read More »“Jesus Christ is the same yesterday…”
A few months back we saw a bumper sticker which read: “WE ALL LIVE DOWNSTREAM.” It got us to thinking about how many and broad… Read More »We All Live Downstream
It’s surely true as various billboards around town are proclaiming these days: “Any man can be a father. It takes someone special to be a… Read More »Father’s Day
Beloved members of this Christian Congregation, When I was installed as your pastor in April 2002, this congregation celebrated its 50th anniversary. As now I… Read More »Not a Boast but a Cause for Rejoicing
Not long ago we read of a recently published book which claims that reports of Christian martyrdom under the Roman Empire were all fabricated. According… Read More »The Hammer Blows of Matthew Chapter 10
The Reformer on “Judging” God-pleasing Judging: “You must understand this in such a way that it does not take away the right of the man… Read More »“Judge Not…” — and the Lutheran Reformation
In the process of laying out the August issue of the Lutheran Spokesman, including the article which mentions the selfish behavior of ravens, we came… Read More »Of Ravens, Crows, and Pastoral Concern
June is subscription month for the Lutheran Spokesman. In that connection the usual appeal went out to CLC pastors nationwide, seeking their help in the promotion of the magazine in their respective congregations.
The latest appeal prompted the following response from one of the pastors regarding “disposal” of the monthly issues.
“’What to do with copies of the Spokesman and Journal of Theology [the CLC’s theological journal] when you are done with them?’Read More »“Read…Ponder…Share
Erin Libby is currently teaching in her first year at Trinity Lutheran School in Watertown, South Dakota. Erin is one of eight recent teacher graduates… Read More »In Our CLC Classrooms–Meet Erin Libby