The Divine Service for the 22nd Sunday after the feast of Holy Trinity.Watch Now
These striking words introduce a theological theme at direct odds with the emphasis on one’s increasing perfection and holiness. Luther doesn’t speak about partial righteousness nor partial sinfulness. Both complete realities exist at the same time. How is this possible? Can this paradox be reconciled with reason or the Bible? There’s a clue in…
“David was an outstanding king, and he really had his wallet and treasury full of money, his barns full of grain, his land full of all kinds of goods and provisions. In spite of all this he had to be a poor beggar spiritually, as he sings of himself (Ps. 39:12): “I am poor,…
The Divine Service for the Festival of Reformation (Observed).Watch Now
Angels are immaterial and unseen persons who are part of God’s creation which we confess every week in the divine service – “I believe in one God, the Father Almighty, maker of heaven and earth and of all things visible and invisible.” When they appear in the course of our history, they terrify humans…
The Divine Service for the 15th Sunday after the Feast of Holy Trinity.Watch Now
The Memorial Service for the Saints called home since the pandemic’s start.Watch Now
John Gerhard’s On Interpreting Sacred Scripture is a master work of theological clarity and comfort that takes no shame in articulating every bit of Christian teaching from the Bible alone. One of the fruits of this endeavor are various theological axioms that Christians should keep in mind as they read and interpret the Bible.…
The Divine Service for the 5th Sunday after Trinity with confirmation.Watch Now
The Divine Service for the 5th Sunday after Trinity with adult confirmation.Watch Now