I have been following your channel for about a month and your videos are a highlight of my day. You have such rich and interesting insights and observations. Thank you!

the epistle of 1st John brought me out of my post Mormonism wandering and called me back to the Trinity. it was a gift to see it in your video, I also thought your comment about the psalms being sort of like a spell was interesting, I have felt that way too but I sort of like getting lost to conscious level thoughts on occasion when I keep pushing through. perhaps that is nothing but a sort of desensitization but I see why that might not be as good as being able to see and feel the psalms freshly rather than have some sort of machine-like interaction with the psalms. anyway thanks for the video, pray you are well

I quite like Martin Luther up to the Peasants Revolt. After that, he is fully a Magisterial Reformer. Anyone who disagrees with him on any major doctrine is a heretic. I personally think the Peasants Revolt shook Luther. The Great thing about the Psalms is that they minister to one in every situation. They build me up when that is what I need. They rebuke me when I need it. When I to drink from a mountain stream, I am refreshed. When I need sunshine, I get plenty of it. When I need to take a bath, I get cleaned. You can make videos about the Psalms every day, and the topic will never get old.

I don’t know if you a own a jordanville prayer book. In the morning prayers theirs “For The Living”. It’s covers the world, the church, those outside the church, apostates, heretics, etc :)

Dale, you briefly mentioned that Martin Luther wasn’t a Lutheran. What did you mean by that? Because I’ve read a fair amount of Luther’s writings and I can safely say that the Lutheran Church has faithfully followed Luther’s doctrine on the Gospel, sacraments, and liturgy. I don’t see a discrepancy between Luther and the later Lutheran tradition. Can you please clarify?

Random question: So my wife's grandfather just died of cancer. It was a long ordeal and we live next door and have been helping through all of this. Anways, I guess he was a freemason and a shriner, I really have no idea what that means. I have heard some say you cant be a christian and a mason. What are your thoughts? I did my best to share the gospel with him be it in word or deed. I hope I did enough and that he has rest now.