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I am the most casual of amateur “Anglican watchers”… As a Catholic, looking at what is going on over in TEC causes me no glee, but honestly I see the writing on the wall. (Feel free to weigh in with disagreement - that is what comboxes are for!) A Lutheran watcher,  I am not at any level - amateur

I am a bit late on this announcement but Rev. Todd Wilken is back on the air again. He is being broadcast on Pirate Radio whose motto is this: Christian Talk Radio Without Pop-Psych and Self-Help. We Preach Christ and Him Crucified for Your Sins.

Vicar Christopher Gillespie Immanuel Lutheran Church of Frankentrost Saginaw, Michigan Trinity 7 (July 6, 2008) Text: Mark 8:1-9; Romans 6:19-23 MP3 Audio Dear Christian brothers and sisters, Today we consider the Gospel text of our Lord’s miraculous feeding of the 4000 at the Sea of Galilee.

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Vicar Christopher Gillespie Immanuel Lutheran Church of Frankentrost Saginaw, Michigan Sixth Sunday after Trinity (June 29th, 2008) Text: Matthew 5:20-26 MP3 Audio The text for our consideration today is Gospel of Matthew, chapter five just read.

I had not seen this before, and didn’t know it existed until Pres. Kieschnick mentioned it at a conference.  Haven’t had a chance to read it, but I wanted to make sure people know about it. “Issues, Etc.” Q&A [PDF] Timotheos

The Church gives thanks for the life and work of Rev. Jaroslav Vajda, who died in the Lord last Saturday, May 10. Vajda’s work as hymnwriter is known throughout The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod (and beyond).

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Happy Mother’s Day, indeed.  Happy Mother’s Day to my mother and my wife. I didn’t know that Dr. Nagel (Professor Emeritus at Concordia Seminary, St. Louis) was writing for CT.  That’s a joke, but do yourself a favor and listen to any or all of these mp3s in the “Issues, Etc.” archives.  Nagel

If anyone would like to see the future of the LCMS if we continue to deal with the Scriptures in a pure Law/Gospel way (i.e., Law versus Gospel), read this. Gene Robinson is the product of a mainline American denomination that has clearly played Law against Gospel and is reaping the harvest of such an approach to the Scriptures.