"Dr. Luther, who, above others, certainly understood the true and proper meaning of the Augsburg Confession, and who constantly remained steadfast thereto till his end, and defended it, shortly before his death repeated his faith concerning this article with great zeal in his last Confession, where he writes thus: 'I rate as one concoction, namely, as Sacramentarians and fanatics, which they also are, all who will not believe that the Lord's bread in the Supper is His true natural body, which the godless or Judas received with the mouth, as well as did St. Peter and all [other] saints; he who will not believe this (I say) should let me alone, and hope for no fellowship with me; this is not going to be altered [thus my opinion stands, which I am not going to change]."
Formula of Concord, Epitome, Article VII, Lord's Supper, 33, Concordia Triglotta, St. Louis: Concordia Publishing House, 1921, p. 983. Tappert, p. 575. Heiser, p. 267.
Jennifruit Yup. It was a gr8 conference. Granger has pretty impressive facilities.
about 4 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to Jennifruit
@Jennifruit i do remember u vaguely. i was at GCC in Nov for a conference. only time but hope 2 get back. u have some amazing leaders there!
about 2 hours ago from web in reply to Jennifruit
@kstrandlund have you ever been to GCC? I grew up in South Bend, was in Milwaukee for WLC & after (total 15 yrs). Moved back here 2 yrs ago.about 12 hours ago from web in reply to kstrandlund
GCC = Granger Community Church, in the South Bend, Mishawaka area (Indiana).
Meet the staff at Granger.
@kstrandlund Hey Katie! Remember me from St. Marcus? You totally follow many of the staff members/pastors at my Church - Granger Community!
about 12 hours ago from web in reply to kstrandlund
is intrigued to see that @pastorski is following @timastevens. Small world! Ski was my Pastor in Milwaukee and Tim Stevens at current church
about 13 hours ago from web
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Anonymous has left a new comment on your post "Stay in WELS, Enjoy Groeschel's Sermons: At the Po...":
The CORE is not WELS. They just say they are. I don't know why they say they are WELS.
I am supposedly WELS. I cannot be in fellowship with The CORE. I cannot believe WELS is allowing the CORE to operate calling themselves WELS. This has gone way way way too far. I no longer have a place to call my church.
