The Babylonian Captivity of the Church, 4 of 4
Luther’s plea for all Christians to confess their sins to their fellow Christians, clergy or not.
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On making a law of what is free vs. the freedom of the gospel.
Did Luther really say “sin boldly”? Here’s your chance to find out.
On the worthy reception of the sacrament.
Luther’s commentary on the song of that “wondrous soul,” the Virgin Mary.
Praise for Mary, theologian of the cross.
We find the Holy Spirit, to use a language and a phraseology peculiar to his own divine self, declaring that God created all things by… Read More »Genesis Commentary, 2 of 10
Living lightly among our things, cultivating courage, and the grace of being grafted in.
Now that we are true lords in Christ, we direct our freedom toward servanthood for the benefit of our neighbors.
Before you can take Christ as an example, you must receive him as gift.