The zeitgeist is most visible, perhaps, in the frightening shamelessness that marks our age. It shows itself in dress, literature, art, and music – through their expressions of inner disunity and separation from the Creator, and through their appeal to the lowest human instincts. At a deeper level, it can
Pharaoh said of Joseph, “How might we find such a man, in whom is the Sprit of God?” O Lord Jesus, we ought to say of You, “How might we find such a Lord, in whom is the Spirit of God as much as He is in You?” You are
The Lord be with you This coming Sunday (February 17) is the sixth Sunday after the Epiphany (Epiphany 6). We will be using the second setting of the Divine Service configured for Communion. The appointed lessons are Jeremiah 17:5–8; 1 Corinthians 15:1–20; and Luke 6:17–26. The sermon text will be
Heroes and Villains: A Pastor Stephen Grant Short Story Author: Ray Keating Paperback 61 pages The pistol packing pastor, Stephen Grant, is back. The former Navy SEAL and CIA agent turned Lutheran Pastor, continues to care for his flock at St. Mary’s Lutheran Church in Long Island. The Assistant Pastor
XXVIII. JESUS Gives Us Good Counsel So That Our Souls Do Not Die of Eternal Hunger, Even As Joseph Does for Pharaoh So That Egypt Is Not Devastated by Hunger (Gen. 41:33) Twice Joseph said, “God has revealed to Pharaoh what He is about to do.” A good friend sends
The Lord be with you, This coming Sunday (February 10) is the Fifth Sunday after the Epiphany, if you like being wordy. If not, it is Epiphany 5. It is also the Commemoration of Silas, Fellow Worker of St. Peter and St. Paul. While Timothy had delivered Paul’s first letter
