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Year/Month: 2017/08

Remember Your Baptism

Written by David Reim | August, 2017
Post Categories: Bible History,Devotions,Lead Story,
Post Tags: When the Ethiopian heard the message of Jesus as the Christ,When you are tempted to sin,Your Baptism,
“See, here is water. What hinders me from being baptized?” (Acts 8:36) When the Ethiopian heard the message of Jesus as the Christ, Who willingly gave His life for the sins of the world, he desired to be baptized into Jesus’ name. Would anything hinder him from receiving this great blessing and from being received… Read More »Month Archive Read More

A Fruitful Christian Life

Written by Nathan Pfeiffer | August, 2017
Post Categories: Daily Life,Devotions,
Post Tags: A Fruitful Christian Life,DEVOTION,sanctification,
In our family, there are few things we enjoy more than a freshly picked tomato out of our garden. As I write this article, the soil has been prepared and the tomato plants are in the garden and have been caged. We know that we will have to make sure the plants are watered and… Read More »Month Archive Read More

CW Hymn 147, TLH Hymn 207 “For Your Baptism Which Has Saved Me”

Written by John Reim | August, 2017
Post Categories: A Hymn Of Glory Let Us Sing,Series,
Post Tags: CW Hymn 147,TLH Hymn 207 “For Your Baptism Which Has Saved Me”,
What, would you say, is water worth? There’s no question that, as an element necessary for life, it is of great value. And yet, its prevalence on earth makes it relatively inexpensive. On a rainy day it’s even free. There are, however, versions which do fetch a higher price. The bottled variety, for example. A… Read More »Month Archive Read More

Who Alone Answers Prayers? The Lord, He is God!

Written by Delwyn Maas | August, 2017
Post Categories: Gems from the Old Testament,Series,
Post Tags: He is God!,The Lord,Who Alone Answers Prayers,
Read: 1 Kings 18:1-39 From its inception, the nation of Israel was intended to be a people through whom God’s Covenant Promise was to shine forth. After they immigrated into Canaan, however, we read what would become a common refrain, “Then the children of Israel did evil in the sight of the Lord.” (Judges 2:11,… Read More »Month Archive Read More

Who Alone Answers Prayers? The Lord, He is God!

Written by Delwyn Maas | August, 2017
Post Categories: Gems from the Old Testament,Series,
Post Tags: Elijah,God’s Covenant Promise,King Ahab and Jezebel,prophets of Baal,Who Answers Prayers?,
Read: 1 Kings 18:1-39 From its inception, the nation of Israel was intended to be a people through whom God’s Covenant Promise was to shine forth. After they immigrated into Canaan, however, we read what would become a common refrain, “Then the children of Israel did evil in the sight of the Lord.” (Judges 2:11,… Read More »Month Archive Read More

Heroic Acts of Faith

Written by Chad Seybt | August, 2017
Post Categories: Series,Studies in the New Testament,
Post Tags: Abraham,faith itself is a gift from God,Heroic Acts of Faith,the promises of God’s Word,
“By faith Abraham obeyed when he was called to go out to the place which he would receive as an inheritance. And he went out, not knowing where he was going. By faith he dwelt in the land of promise as in a foreign country, dwelling in tents with Isaac and Jacob, the heirs with… Read More »Month Archive Read More

“Is it okay to use music by groups such as Casting Crowns or Mercy Me in our worship services?”

Written by James Albrecht | August, 2017
Post Categories: I'm Glad You Asked,Series,
Post Tags: Casting Crowns,Mercy Me,music by groups such as Casting Crowns or Mercy Me in worship services?,
There is incredible freedom in the New Testament Church. We are not bound to a certain style of music nor a particular type of worship service. Our brothers and sisters overseas are not required to use page five in The Lutheran Hymnal or page twelve in the Worship Supplement. Nor are we. But what is… Read More »Month Archive Read More

Luther Finds the Pearl of Great Price 1514-1515

Written by Norman Greve | August, 2017
Post Categories: Articles,Reformation,
Post Tags: 500th anniversary of the Lutheran Reformation,Erasmus,life of Martin Luther,posting of the Ninety-Five Theses,the doctrine of justification,
The ROAD TO REFORMATION In preparation for the 500th anniversary of the Lutheran Reformation, we are presenting a brief survey of the life of Martin Luther. The series will culminate in the October 2017 issue with an account of his posting of the Ninety-Five Theses. Luther struggled mightily to find peace with God and certainty… Read More »Month Archive Read More

St. Peter’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Iron River, Michigan

Written by Norman Greve | August, 2017
Post Categories: A Slice of Life in CLC,Articles,
Post Tags: Michigan,St. Peter’s congregation,Stambaugh,Upper Peninsula,
Stambaugh, Michigan, began as a mining town. Iron was discovered in 1851, but since the region was so remote, exploration did not begin in earnest until the 1870’s, and the first mine was opened in 1880. Soon there was a rush of activity, and numerous mines were in operation by 1910. The earliest mines were… Read More »Month Archive Read More

“BREAD OF LIFE” READINGS August 2017

Written by Lutheran Spokesman | August, 2017
Post Categories: The Bread of Life,
Post Tags:
TLH = The Lutheran Hymnal, 1941; WS = Worship Supplement 2000; LSB = Lutheran Service Book, 2006 Date / Verse / Reading Comments Aug 1 TLH 154 Dan 6:1-9 Out of envy, Daniel’s enemies plotted against him. Out of envy, Jesus’ enemies did the same (Matthew 27:18). Aug 2 WS 761 Dan 6:10-16 We can… Read More »Month Archive Read More

For God or Mammon? Mission Work in East Africa

Written by Michael Gurath | August, 2017
Post Categories: Missions,Notes from the field,
Post Tags: Briefcase churches,Exorbitant fees for weddings,Fees for Baptisms,Prosperity gospel,
Doing mission work in East Africa can be an uphill battle. Corruption is the default mode of operation for society at large, and corruption naturally finds its way into every institution—including the church. Jesus is presented by many as a second Lawgiver, Whose sole function is to police bad behavior. This legalistic emphasis is especially… Read More »Month Archive Read More

CLC Project KINSHIP Update

Written by Lutheran Spokesman | August, 2017
Post Categories: Mission Newsletter,Missions,
Post Tags: KINSHIP,NIgeria Childrens's home,Sponsorships,
Individuals interested in sponsoring an orphan or seminary student are asked to contact  Pastor Dave Fuerstenau, 426 Buren Road, Ketchikan, Alaska 99901 (907) 225-2842  •  email:  djfuerstenau@kpunet.net For thirty years, the Lord of the Church has opened many doors and given numerous opportunities to our church body to serve Him in foreign fields that are… Read More »Month Archive Read More

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