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Tag Archives: liturgy
In defense of the Liturgy
Having spent 30 years wandering among various evangelical camps (referring to the “new” evangelicals, not the more broad definition that would include Lutherans, the first group to call themselves “evangelical”), I know that most Western Christians today suffer from a … Continue reading
Between two worlds
“Between two worlds.” That’s a bit how I was feeling this morning, as I drove away from St. Paul’s Episcopal to attend my second worship service of the day at Salem Evangelical with my family. As I’ve probably written before, … Continue reading
The Church: simul iustus et peccator
Many years ago, concerned by friends leaving our church, I preached a sermon on the topic, “what is the church?” I could not find a copy of my notes, but I am guessing that I probably would not agree with … Continue reading
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Tagged Church, community, grace, liturgical, liturgy, lutheran, martin luther, simul iustus et peccator
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