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An early Luther work on the meaning of Christ's death.
Is the early Luther's cross a Lutheran one?
In this last episode on Luther's German Mass, we recap his work and reflect upon it in hopes of finding within it something meaningfully applicable to our modern Lutheran context. In what ways is Luther's liturgy different from ours? In what ways is it the same? Why is it different? What motivates differences in liturgies, between context and theology? And finally, why does this matter?
*Apologies for the abruptly cut opening
As we close out Luther's work on the German Mass and the Order of the Liturgy, we look at how Luther understands the liturgy itself, both in whole and in all of its parts, as well as his attitude toward it. In this episode, we look at the second half of the liturgy, the liturgy of the altar. Reflect upon this; is this the liturgy you know and practice as a Lutheran today? How is it different? How is it the same? And what does that mean?
*apologies for the abruptly cut ending
As we close out Luther's work on the German Mass and the Order of the Liturgy, we look at how Luther understands the liturgy itself, both in whole and in all of its parts, as well as his attitude toward it. In this episode, we deal particularly with the first half of the Liturgy, the liturgy of the Word. Reflect upon this; is this the liturgy you know and practice as a Lutheran today? How is it different? How is it the same? And what does that mean?
Today, speaking on Luther's work on the German Mass, Pastor Connor speaks on what is most important within the divine Liturgy, the sufficiency of the Mass, the relationship between preaching and teaching, the lectionary, homiletic methodology, and Luther's intense parish schedule
In this episode, we break into Luther's understanding of Liturgy, what it's meant for, what his main concerns are, and what his liturgical preferences are.
As expected, Luther manages to upset everybody equally
Having Covered the History of the ELCA over the first 20 years, we dive into the theology that both caused and flowed out of these historical controversies
This multi-Author Book from Susan Wilds McArver, H. George Anderson, Herbert W. Chilstrom, Mark S. Hanson covers the history, theology, and make-up of the ELCA.
Who, what, and why IS the ELCA?
And how, if at all, can that answer help those of us in centrist synods that left the ELCA to answer these questions about ourselves?
Digging into what is often considered the first "reformational doctrine"
What does it teach us? Is there anything to gain from this? Or is this too far back into Luther's Roman Convictions? Let's find out.
We close up our Worship Matters series by talking about the lectionary, particularly the 3 year Revised Common Lectionary
Book 3 in our Worship Matters series
There are some lovely things Torvend does here, and some things we simply cannot in good confession stand with him on as confessional Lutherans
A reading of Pr. Roland's Book Review on Iain Provan's "The Reformation and the Right Reading of Scripture"