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Tag Archives: gospel
One Gospel — it’s what Christmas is all about
From a Reformation Day sermon, as posted by Paul McCain: The different ways people read God’s Word are not merely variations on a theme but radically different Gospels. The Reformation of Luther is not about competing interpretations but about the … Continue reading
Take off the blinders
A New Law Don’t teach me about politics and Government Just tell me who to vote for Don’t teach me about truth and beauty Just label my music Don’t teach me how to live like a free man Just give … Continue reading
Posted in The Gospel Uncensored
Tagged Derek webb, gospel, grace, legalism, new law, 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
The Geek Gospel
Today over at one of my favorite Lutheran blogs, Pastoral Meanderings, Pastor Peters presents the Gospel as told by one of the youth in his church (the image is his, too): You see it’s like your computer. Everything works fine … Continue reading
Posted in The Gospel Uncensored, Theological Musings
Tagged analogy, geek, gospel, lutheran, mac, pelagian, youth
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