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Concordia: The Lutheran Confessions-A Readers Edition of the Book of Concord - 2nd edition https://t.co/9I4dQqgnUb
It is God who justifies, not our actions. The next study in this series goes through four "unjustifiable faiths" that seek to justify apart from Christ. Check it out! #StillAboutJesus https://t.co/FoVfwSIjHu
Got Netflix and no plans this weekend? Well, here's a good plan for you! Watch the newest Luther movie. It's a great contribution and includes many of our own LCMS professors in it. As well as an appearance by @MattCHarrison! #StillAboutJesus https://t.co/vxDCHm97AI
It hardly seems like the thing to celebrate right after the fanfare of Christmas, but then again, the church is known for doing things a little different.
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"With Christ at the center, faithful biblical expositions, and practical teaching throughout, you cannot go wrong with these house sermons of our father in the faith." #StillAboutJesus https://t.co/j4eRbFl0Yr
“If justification is the article upon which the Church stands or falls, the incarnation, that God became man in the person of Jesus, is foundational.” #StillAboutJesus https://t.co/u4YbIz4MC3
The cross of Christ is about the total inability of man to earn any of his own merit before God. It was about Jesus earning the salvation of all mankind as He was hanged, cursed on the bloody instrument of the tree of death. #StillAboutJesus https://t.co/nFzRt1qtRt
God, who is beyond comprehension, whose depth of wisdom we cannot search, and whose paths are beyond tracing out nevertheless bestows upon us the benefits of Christ crucified through means so simple they can be summarized in two sentences. #StillAboutJesus https://t.co/irTjhQNkjf
With his life in mortal danger, Luther hid for nearly a year...but that didn't stop his work from moving forward! #StillAboutJesus
Luther’s Time at the Wartburg https://t.co/SVOgKmsqC9
Reformation Theology of MissionsThe Church of the Reformation does not pursue mission as if it is her task to convert the nations, to force a decision from those whom she encounters. #StillAboutJesus https://t.co/RfDv2dXNti
You are not saved by your obedience. Neither was Abraham. Your faith and believing is the same as Abraham’s, for the object of faith is Christ and His Word. #StillAboutJesus https://t.co/DW5Gf2bRbF
Some believe the crying of John and confess that it is true for them. These are the people to whom the Lord comes. #StillAboutJesus https://t.co/5D3w7TRUgC
The church year helps us to remember Jesus’ words about His Second Coming, and the need to be prepared for His return. This is particularly true at the end of the church year and during Advent. #StillAboutJesus https://t.co/wVzUtCkfvE
It could be said that all our prayers are essentially this one: Lord, have mercy. Learn more about the Litany and how the Church throughout history has prayed for that mercy. #StillAboutJesus https://t.co/ymzEGpnFEe
We are taught to avoid talking about theology in polite company. Not so for Luther! For him, theology stood at the center of life and was to be discussed at all times and in all places. #StillAboutJesus https://t.co/IvtjYksdZk