Barth's emphatic preaching of God's positive word of Jesus Christ to every man, woman, and child reminds me of my Lutheran brothers and sisters in Christ.
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Barth's emphatic preaching of God's positive word of Jesus Christ to every man, woman, and child reminds me of my Lutheran brothers and sisters in Christ.
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Others may eschew resolutions and staying awake to watch one second turn into another, but I thrive on it.
Standard disclaimer: if you haven't already noticed, I'm not a doctor, and taking my advice on anything should be taken with a grain of salt. MMMMM, salt.
I’ve long thought that the things we love the most are those which satisfy the empty places in our hearts.
The making of myths, stories, etc. can also bring God's truth to the world in unexpected ways.
It is a full death and not a partial death. It is not a death that retains our best parts. Jesus Christ dies for the whole of who we are.
The point - thanks for sticking with me this far - is that collecting LPs, even on the most casual of levels, is about not being able to ignore them.
Lists are pleasant to write, and they keep my head clearer than it would otherwise be.
The great sin that underlies playing the lottery is the same great sin that plagues all of us even when we don't play the lottery.
Let it here be stated the Second Helvetic Confession affirms that baptism does something.
There are confessions. There are aired disagreements. Finally, there are direct calls to future dialogue and real life interaction.
Jordan Cooper's The Great Divide is an important book for young theologians moving forward.
"The Lord of heaven and earth, the eternal God who deemed it not too high and not too low to become like us so that we may become his." - Karl Barth
"The flesh and blood of Christ are not less truly given to the unworthy into the elect believers of God." - John Calvin