The Reformation
October 31 is Reformation Day. The principles of the Reformation are treasured by Lutherans who appreciate the blessing that the Heavenly Father worked through His servant Martin Luther. Those …
Vicarious Atonement
Vicarious – Substitutionary Atonement – things made right (“at-one”-ment) between God and man. We regretfully suspect that the subject of the vicarious atonement is one that is not heard much …
Two Christmases
As you read this it is just a few weeks until Christmas. You have been, or will be busy, increasingly so, preparing for Christmas. So how is your preparation …
Pentecost
Fifty days after Easter is Pentecost. The world does not celebrate Pentecost. It has already defiled the two main festivals in the Christian Church, Christmas and Easter. It does …
Civil Government
Many of us are breathing a deep sigh of relief because the election campaign is over. While free elections set our country off from many others, and our manner …
God’s Absolutes
“In those days there was no king in Israel; everyone did what was right in his own eyes” (Judges 17:6). This indictment of Israel was made during the time …
Thanksgiving 2001
Thanksgiving Day is not an appointed church celebration. It is a national celebration. Nevertheless, the church celebrates it for good reason. We are citizens of this nation, and as Christians …
The Lord’s Supper
The Lord’s Supper, so called because our Lord instituted it, is also known as the Sacrament of the Altar because it is received at the altar. It is also …
To Judge Or Not To Judge
Scripture tells us, “Judge not that you be not judged” Matthew 7:1). The context in Matthew tells us that we will be judged by the same judgment with which …
Christian Giving
The principle truth of Scripture is that the sinner is saved through the atonement of the Lord Jesus Christ. We are saved by grace. Scripture tells us that the …