RNC official blames ‘hateful, antisemitic people’ for response to Sikh prayer

The claim that all religions worship the same God is somewhat more acceptable in a false religion, but not in Christianity. There is only one God, but the incompatible names, doctrines, and ways taught to please Him are at odds. Only Jesus, God’s only begotten Son, reveals the grace and mercy of God fully. All … Continue reading RNC official blames ‘hateful, antisemitic people’ for response to Sikh prayer

Gospel Reductionism

Rev. Micheal Strong What does that fancy phrase mean and why should I care? It isn’t a common term. Many people within my church body, The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod, and most people outside of the LC—MS have never heard it. But it expresses a teaching that is contrary to the orthodox Christian faith. The “Christian … Continue reading Gospel Reductionism

Contemplating a Presidential Proclamation Designating “Gluttony Month” & “Sloth Month”

John Kuhn Bleimaier In general, presidential proclamations are a cheap political gimmick. When the chief executive designates the first Sunday after Labor Day as National Grandparents Day that is a cost-free public relations stunt which shoves up approval ratings and provides feel-good vibes to a select group. No harm done... right? However, a presidential proclamation … Continue reading Contemplating a Presidential Proclamation Designating “Gluttony Month” & “Sloth Month”

Post Republican National Convention Interview with Rev. Roemke

“A Benediction At The Republican National Convention – Pr. Jim Roemke” issuesetc.org Podcast 1983 – July 16, 2024 Rev. Roemke, an LCMS pastor, who did an impersonation of Trump and then had a prayer and benediction to open the Republican National Convention has been on Issues, etc. quite a few times, dating back to 2008, … Continue reading Post Republican National Convention Interview with Rev. Roemke

How about posting the Ten Commandments in churches?

The answer is not outward—to post a physical copy to read, observe, or notice externally—no matter the location. We are to post them on our heart—not stone, paper, or cardboard:    “Let not steadfast love and faithfulness forsake you; bind them around your neck; write them on the tablet of your heart (Proverbs 3:3).” Only … Continue reading How about posting the Ten Commandments in churches?