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| Blog Name: | Ask the Pastor |
| Url: | http://xrysostom.blogspot.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | lutheran, christian, pastor |
| Description: | Theological musings and answers to selected questions by a confessional Lutheran pastor. |
| Popularity: | 51 Followers |
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Matt Harrison and LCMS World Relief
Just a quick update. I was at our pastors’ conference and returned home quite enthused with our presenter, the Rev. Matthew Harrison, author of several books, including the just completed At Home in the House of My Fathers.I wrote a bit in response to his conference essay at Happenings. Over the course of two days, he detailed the personalities, struggles, and successes of the leaders of The Lutheran Church — Missouri Synod during its first hundred years. From their lives, Harrison then offered suggestions ab
Just a quick update. I was at our pastors’ conference and returned home quite enthused with our presenter, the Rev. Matthew Harrison, author of several books, including the just completed At Home in the House of My Fathers.I wrote a bit in response to his conference essay at Happenings. Over the course of two days, he detailed the personalities, struggles, and successes of the leaders of The Lutheran Church — Missouri Synod during its first hundred years. From their lives, Harrison then offered suggestions ab
Showing Righteous Anger
Q: Are we ever entitled to show “righteous anger”? What would be its Biblical definition?A: Entitled — now there’s a word we Christians need to use carefully. Claiming entitlement often equates to seeking an excuse. It may lead us to selectively
Q: Are we ever entitled to show “righteous anger”? What would be its Biblical definition?A: Entitled — now there’s a word we Christians need to use carefully. Claiming entitlement often equates to seeking an excuse. It may lead us to selectively
A Blood Donor Saved My Life
Some readers might recognize this post’s title from a popular Christian t-shirt. However, Christians who wear these shirts (and those among us who eschew theology by slogan) might stop and consider the earthly reference in this clothing parable.Is good
Some readers might recognize this post’s title from a popular Christian t-shirt. However, Christians who wear these shirts (and those among us who eschew theology by slogan) might stop and consider the earthly reference in this clothing parable.Is good
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