A blog of the Evangelical Lutheran Liturgy
One of the blessings of daily Matins is the exposure we have to the Psalms. For in Matins, we not only read them and quote verses from them - we sing them in their entirely, causing us to meditate upon them, and even embed portions of them in memory. They consequently begin to shape our piety, and even our language.
Read MoreIt’s imperative for the Church to be aware of the diametrical opposition of the Bible to feminism , and to see pronoun usage as having been a feminist tool in the service of social engineering.
Read MoreProvocative titles for blog articles are en vogue. If it doesn’t shock grandma or sound like the devil said it apparently it’s not worth reading.
Read MoreTo prohibit marriage, and to burden the divine order of priests with perpetual celibacy, they have had neither authority nor right [they have done out of malice, without any honest reason], but have acted like antichristian, tyrannical, desperate scoundrels…
Read MoreNote: This post was originally published on November 9, 2018. ~ Ed.
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Read MoreNote: This was originally published on November 25, 2018. ~ Ed.
Read MoreAs Lutherans, we understand that a very important part of transmitting the true faith from generation to generation is the use of good hymnody. The hymns we sing are not just meant to give us an emotional high. They are there to teach us to pray and to strengthen faith by the Word of Christ. Only the Word of Christ can preserve the sheep of His flock, and the power of that Word is to be properly teamed with the power of good and thoughtful music.
Read MoreHere's a reminder that it’s also available digitally as a Google calendar, right on your phone!
Read MoreNote: This post was originally published on Nov 9, 2019. ~ Ed.
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