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At its founding, St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Leitersburg, Maryland issued a statement of principles. It it was a sentence which became the current mission statement for the congregation:
“It is our desire that here young and old will be edified, animated, encouraged, and prepared for eternity.“
What does it mean to be prepared for eternity? ...
Although this is a work of fiction, the main character, Ana Kaminski is inspired by the life of Stanislawa Leszcynska, a Polish midwife. She and her family worked to help the Jews who were confined to the ghetto and as a result she was arrested and sent to Auschwitz. There she delivered about 3000 babies, very few of whom survived for more than a few weeks. Stanislawa wa...
Lutherans believe that we are saved by grace alone, apart from any works we may do. It’s one of the “Solas” of the Reformation. This song which was used in Sunday worship recently says it well. It was written in 1742 by a German theologian named Christian Ludwig Scheidt. He was also an organist. It reflects his understanding of “saved by grace” and is still popular today.
...In the book I reviewed yesterday, Eat, Drink and be Merry, the author listed some of the things that can distract us from the joyful life God wants for us. Do some of these apply to you?
The inevitability of suffering. Because our world is broken, all of us will experience suffering, injury and betrayal. The overwhelming pace o...In this short book Ray Ortlund meditates on the essential truths found in the book of Ecclesiastes. He objects to the idea that it is a depressing diatribe on the meaninglessness of life, choosing to emphasize the call to enjoy all the good things that God has given to us. Life is indeed short, and we should make the most of it. Jesus himself did not lead an ascetic lifes...