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Tag Archives: lutheran
On preaching chaff
It is God’s will and command that in His Church His Word be preached and believed in purity and truth, without adulteration. In God’s Church nobody should utter his own, but only God’s Word (1 Pet. 4:11). Chaff and wheat … Continue reading
Life and Liturgy
I am picking up where I left off a couple of weeks ago, talking about liturgical worship. If you recall, I’ve gone through the entire Lutheran liturgy from the old “Red” 1958 Service Book and Hymnal, interspersed with a few … Continue reading
The Lutheral Liturgy, Part 5: The Communion
For newcomers, I’ve been writing a series of posts on the Lutheran Liturgy as found in the 1958 Service Book & Hymnal, filling it in with other liturgical-related posts. I’m learning much in the process, and will probably continue to … Continue reading
Posted in Church, The Liturgy
Tagged 1958, angus dei, communion, Eucharist, liturgy, lutheran, nunc diminittis, service book and hymnal, worship
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More thoughts on liturgy
From Sacred Ground Music: Liturgy is gaining popularity again. It has wide appeal to emergent communities because it seems to make the sacred accessable, and hearkens back to a time where the church seemed to be more…pure…authentic. Whether this is … Continue reading