Tag Archives: Luther

One Gospel — it’s what Christmas is all about

Posted on December 23, 2010 by me

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 →

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New at The Gospel Uncensored

Posted on October 2, 2010 by me

Gospel Certainty I’ve had the following quotation by Martin Luther open on my desktop for the past couple of weeks, thanks to my friend Steve: “Let us thank God, therefore, that we have been delivered from this monster of uncertainty … Continue reading →

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Even in the Darkest Moments

Posted on August 28, 2010 by me

For children, as you may recall, the world is a very unsettling place. Parents often take the place of God for children, which is one of the reasons I believe God invented them. Parents model God to their children. Parents, … Continue reading →

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From Luther, With Love

Posted on July 31, 2010 by me

Growing up Lutheran, I was well acquainted with Martin Luther. As I’ll talk about a bit later, he has always been one of my heroes. Luther, like many Roman Catholics of his day (not to mention most contemporary evangelicals), was … Continue reading →

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