I guess I gotta get a Lutheran study Bible! 😂

I've watched some of your videos from a few years ago on the BOC, and enjoyed them. Thanks for putting your stuff out there.

Solid wisdom from God's Word, a great teaching.

Nice study... Very abrupt ending. Thanks for these!

Thank you.

Boerne Public Library in Boerne ,Texas has an early Low German Lutheran Bible from the 1600s on display. It was found in a school basement. It's something to see.

I love this worship

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An incredible study.

Excellent.

Re: Therapy...studies have been done that show the old fashioned advice of getting back on the horse is more effective than on going therapy. Indulgent therapy has people ruminating too long on their problems and worsening the problem.

He has risen indeed.

Excellent service!

My pastor should be my friendly Pastor. He shouldn't be my pastorly friend.

I grew up with a very abusive parent. This parent was dying of cancer and I gave them a chance to apologize hoping they would given death was so close. This person chose not to. I wrestle with what my forgiveness in the absence of it being sought looks like. This discussion helped.

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Thanks for handing over the goods, Dr. Rosenbladt time and again in your ministry for giving Christ to hearers given ears ushering them from the old eschaton into the new by God’s grace through your preaching and sharing all these years! Your legacy and memory will always be remembered! Thank you Dr. Rosenbladt!

Amen ❤

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Born ELCA Lutheran, became an atheist, then Christ found me in my mid 20s, went to a few churches and now im coming back to the Lutheran fold. Missouri synod this time. My boc should get here tomorrow. I really appreciate your series on Concordia. Thank you

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No better place for catechesis.

Very good sermon

Good sermon

In reaching people and christians, lutherans shoul stop showing everywhere crosses with image of diffrent apperances of various people that ought to be our Lord Jesus Christ (false represenations of His nature, contraditionary to one another) - it's something what christians see and they can't stand this and don't use lutheran material. Using works of art that violate II comandment with human artistis (thus errneues by necesity) represenation of Christ that is not corret one does not give God any glory, not it is to mean to give Him any glory - the only reason why lutherans are puting those stuff EVERYWHERE is to tell other christians that you are better than others, that you are supreme and every priatice that you have MUST be correct; that's why there was and is constant downgrade in Lutheranism. I can't stand myselfe as christian, repeating and gloryfying medieval error that is so strong problem for people like Romanists and eastern Heretics, constatly commited in Lutheran churches.

Yes, where are the rest of the videos? Would love to watch them!

Welcome to Faith vicar.

Could you name your live streams? Or at least put the date on them?

Lots of wisdom here.

What happened to the rest of the series?

Oh no, it cut off in the middle of the CS Lewis quote!

Especially around 34 minutes there is a lot of non pastor sound from people practicing music

Which Chemnitz book is this on?

God be praised for Pastor Rhode and the FaithCapo ministry!

Really glad I saw this. I’ve been struggling with my beliefs while in a Pentecostal ministry and this really helped solidify my thoughts.

If God has to kill His son in order to forgive He's evil. Would you kill your son so you could forgive someone who offended you? If you would your evil and if not it's because you can forgive without killing someone and your morals are higher than your God. They're are a lot of God's that we have made but this one is bad.

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Good message

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Thank you for this

I often hear or read the singular "semantics" as a rebuttal in a discussion where someone challenges or seeks to clarify a word. Sometimes this is a legitimate rebuttal. In a non academic conversation in a casual environment, there are usually enough context clues to catch the meaning of even the strongest misnomers or misused phrases. It is also the case that some people use semantics as a reason to derail a conversation when it gets uncomfortable. But beyond those cases, semantics are very important. As a child I had often wondered why there was a singular Catholic church, and multiple protestant denominations. As a young adult I accepted the most basic answer that "the Bible is hard and everyone has a different take on it. And though that is still "true enough" i never really understood how importantly true it was. Who cares and what does it matter if someone is Catholic or Methodist? Well these lessons really do a job of using semantics so properly to establish why differences that would sound so small in a passing conversation among Christian people are very much large. The ironing out of semantics here was enjoyable, especially if one is an over thinker. As "semantics" is often used with a snide tone of proud dissaproval, I'd like to commend this excellent use of it and state "semantics" in a relieved tone of approval. A well done set of lessons.

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Christianity is declining by the month as hundreds of churches shut. Four people are going out the back door for every 5yo you drag in the front. Only 1 in 9 Christians have bothered to read their "inspired word of god" clean through. Only 21 percent of you show up any given Sunday. And 70% of you believe there are other ways to heaven than your "Jesus" (not called that until the mid-17th century). Christianity shut down learning in the western world for 1,000 years following the handing over of Rome's keys by Theodosius. Knowledge and information has been your greatest enemy and you managed to oppress that for an entire MILLENIA by persecuting scientists and intellectuals, keeping people poor and illiterate, even to the point of burning your OWN bible. But now in the information age, it's DOOMED. And not one moment too soon.

Really glad I stumbled on this, very well said. Thanks for sharing!