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âThou Shalt,â but âThis Do!â
Do Christians really randomly pick and choose what commandments to keep? Sometimes it seems so. A Lutheran pastor here illustrates a method to the sometimes apparent madness (or Biblical wisdom) of knowing which Word of God to apply first or in which circumstance when Godâs commandments appear to contradict in a ârock-and-a-hard placeâ kind of wayâLike a pandemic!
Wisely or not, my fellowâŠ
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The Farce Domini
A poem in remembrance of Me
â(1 Cor. 10:21-22, 11:20-22)
Shall I abide their farce in silence, Suffer through the sham they make Of holy meals with juice and crackers: âCome, Drive-by Believer, slake Your spiritâs thirst in your own style! Eat what you like and sip What flavors thrill your own two lips.â
Such tickled ears, itching to hear that Do-It-Yourselferâs holy dream. Take whatever youâŠ
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Your High Priest Remains Faithful to His Calling
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Midweek Lent 6 Online Service and Bulletin
Our Lent series âOffer Yourself, O Priest!â continues to examine facets of the Priesthood of All Believers (1 Peter 2:9-10; Rev. 5:9-10) in their relationship to Christ, our âgreat High Priestâ (Hebrews 4:14-16). We consider the Biblical distinction of Wisdom and Foolishness.
In these days, event the best and the brightest stand a bit shaken and uncertain. Those supposed to possess wisdom areâŠ
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Fifth Sunday in Lent Online Service and Bulletin
People starting to get on your nerves? Being cooped up in close proximity with born sinners is a recipe for temptation and conflict. Tough sometimes not to lash out with hard words or deeds. Resentment can build even when we hold our tongues or stop ourselves short of being hurtful. Bitterness, anger, guilt, shame well up in the conscience.
Along comes Christ, with the means of cleansingeven theâŠ
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Fifth Sunday in Lent - Online Participants Page
Fifth Sunday in Lent â Online Participants Page
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Priests Welcome the Lambâs Lawful Direction
A Lenten Vespers Service for Contemplation of Our Lordâs High Priestly Work
Priests donât tend to be good role models throughout the Gospels and in the book of Acts. Rather, priests accuse and antagonize Jesus and his disciples by their fierce focus on the Law.
Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church www.immanuellutheranlaurelne.com
Yet Jesus warns us all against lawlessness. We learnâŠ
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One Boy, Two Fish, Five Loaves and Jesus
An Encouraging Service of Prayer and Preaching
With thousands in need, the disciples troubleshooot the situation and come up empty. One offers everything at hand. In the midst of uncertainty, Jesus makes satisfying use of it all.
Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church wwww.immanuellutheranlaurelne.com
Hear the full Service of Prayer and Preaching (Lutheran Service Book, p.260ff)for theâŠ
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You are Godly Priests for a Godless World
Weâre all compelled now to change our ways and to take a hard look at things unseen by the naked eye. Godless prophets of doom abound; their predictions get worse every day. The worst is coming soonâŠ
âCleanliness is next to godliness,â so goes the worldâs sermon day after day. Some suggest your own clean living will save you. Yet the uncleanliness of others may prove your demise. The air isâŠ
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Matins for our Spiritual Sojourn
A Meditative Matins Service for 3/17/20
The family altar is a sacred place to find the Lord and give thanks. We consider the patriarch Jacob, learning from his complicated family and unsettled life. Here are songs, prayers and a homily on Godâs faithfulness to His people throughout our spiritual sojourning.
Genesis 35:1-3
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Gathered with the Stronger Man
The world is afflicted, suspicious and afraid of more trouble to come. In Jesus, the kingdom of God comes upon us with deliverance from sin, death and the Devil. He is the Stronger Man who overcomes internal burdens and external evilsâeven disease, death and the grave. The battle is joined as He gathers the afflicted one by one to be and remain safely His own.
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Stop Scrolling & Pray Psalm 38
Stop scrolling. Preachers, this one is for you: ââŠbecome like a man who does not hear and in whose mouth are no rebukes.â Just wait. Read Psalm 38.
Psalm 38:13-15, 21-22 (ESV)
13 But I am like a deaf man; I do not hear, like a mute man who does not open his mouth. 14 I have become like a man who does not hear, and in whose mouth are no rebukes. 15 But for you, O Lord, do I wait; it is you, OâŠ
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Lent 2020: "Offer Yourself, O Priest!"
Lent 2020: âOffer Yourself, OÂ Priest!â
âOffer Yourself, O Priest!â
Say âpriestâ and minds tend to go anywhere but Jesus. âPriestâ is that guy (probably catholic) wearing a black shirt with a white clerical collar. Hear âpriestâ and perhaps one pictures a Buddhist sort with shaved head, chanting single syllables or sitting silent in lotus position. Some hear âpriestâ and think new scandal or old corruption. For most, âpriestâis someâŠ
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To All Who Received Him
To All Who Received Him
God knows no better gift for you than His Sonâand true sonship by faith in His nameâŠ
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A sermon on John 1:1-14 / Nativity of our Lord / 25 December 2019
John 1:1-14 (ESV)
1 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. 2 He was in the beginning with God. 3 All things were made through him, and withoutâŠ
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The Voice of One Crying Out
The Voice of One Crying Out
John the Baptist knows who he is before the Lord. Better still, he knows who he is NOT. Do you?
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A sermon on John 1:19-28 / Fourth Sunday in Advent / 22 December 2019
John 1:19-28 (ESV)
19 And this is the testimony of John, when the Jews sent priests and Levites from Jerusalem to ask him, âWho are you?â 20 He confessed, and did notâŠ
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Revelation Session 14: The Letter to Philadelphia
Revelation Session 14: The Letter to Philadelphia
The door is open to Philadelphia, but the congregation is weak. Holiness and Truth hold the key.
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A Sanctuary Bible Study of Revelation 3:7-13 / 22 December 2019
Revelation 3:7-13 (ESV)
7 âAnd to the angel of the church in Philadelphia write: âThe words of the holy one, the true one, who has the key of David, whoâŠ
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Revelation Session 13: The Letter to Sardis
Revelation Session 13: The Letter to Sardis
Theyâve got a grand reputation for being a lively and strong church. Problem is, Christ declares they are dead. All should see whatâs happening at Sardis, and guard against it in their own hearts. Rather than making a name for themselves, Christians here learn to delight in their white garment and new name written in the Lambâs Book of Life.
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