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Tag Archives: lutheran
On Walking Alone, Sometimes
I don’t often write personal reflections, but running across the above quote got me thinking about my nearly 70-year journey on Earth (I mean, where else would I journey?) which, looking back, could raise questions about my sense of direction … Continue reading
Posted in The Gospel Uncensored, Theological Musings, Unboxing God
Tagged christian, crowd, evangelical, god, gospel, group, lutheran, The Gospel Uncensored, unboxing, unboxing god, walk
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Unevangelical?
Some of you might have wondered about my use of the word “unevangelical” in the subtitle of my soon-to-be published book. Others haven’t thought about it until this moment. In any event, I thought I’d develop the term just a … Continue reading
Posted in Unboxing God
Tagged Christianity, Church, evangelical, lutheran, unevangelical
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The Blessings
There’s one thing I need to clear up before I actually post what I’m about to post. Although I currently use a drawing of Martin Luther as my Facebook photo and tend to quote Luther on occasion, I am not … Continue reading
Posted in Theological Musings
Tagged beatitudes, jonathan fisk, lutheran, missouri, theology, video, youtube
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“I had no idea the gospel was this wonderful…”
As some of you know, I was raised Lutheran. Although I haven’t attended a Lutheran church in 30 years other than to visit (for a number of reasons I won’t go into here), I am still a big fan of … Continue reading