Ichabod, The Glory Has Departed

ICHABOD, THE GLORY HAS DEPARTED - The antidote trusts the efficacious Word in the Means of Grace. John 16:8. Isaiah 55:8ff. Romans 10.

Thursday, December 19, 2024

The Acolyte and I Tried To Get Everything Going But Ran Out of the Time and Hardware Needed.

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 Not quite done but will be on time. Mid-Week Advent, Thursday, 7 PM Central The Hymn # 240                      Father Most Holy The Order ...

The Slogan Century

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  Elijah's story can go different ways, according to the person reflecting on those remarkable experiences. For example, the cloud that ...

Daily Luther Sermon Quote - Advent 4 - "We insist, therefore, that the Gospel, through which Christ has come into all the world, is the last message before the day of judgment; before this message and advent of Christ John came and prepared the way. And although all the prophets and the law prophesy until John, it is not allowed to apply them, neglecting John, to another Elijah who is yet to come. Thus also the prophecy of Malachi must fit the times of John. He carries the line of the prophets down to John’s times and permits no one to pass by. — And so we conclude with certainty that no other Elijah is to come, and that the Gospel will endure unto the end of the world. “Art thou the prophet? And he answered, No.”

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  Fourth Sunday in Advent, John 1:19-28. The Witness and Confession of John the Baptist; and the Spiritual Meaning of His Witness 16. Yet wo...
Wednesday, December 18, 2024

Midweek Service for Advent Will Be Tomorrow at 7 PM Central

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  Midweek Service for Advent Will Be Tomorrow at 7 PM Central

Daily Luther Sermon Quote - Advent 4 - "Yet would I not trust the interpretation of the Jews alone, were it not confirmed by Christ, Matthew 10:10ff. When, on Mount Tabor, the disciples saw Elijah and Moses, they said to the Lord, “Why then say the scribes that Elijah must first come?” They meant to say, “You have already come; yet Elijah has not come first, but only now, after you: and was it not said that he was to come before you?” This interpretation was not rejected, but confirmed by Christ, who said, “Elijah truly shall first come, and restore all things. But I say unto you that Elijah is come already; and they knew him not, but have done unto him whatsoever they listed.” Then the disciples understood, says St. Matthew, that he spoke of John the Baptist."

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  Fourth Sunday in Advent, John 1:19-28. The Witness and Confession of John the Baptist; and the Spiritual Meaning of His Witness 12. The Je...
Tuesday, December 17, 2024

Reformation Seminary Lecture - John 14 - 11 AM Today

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14 Let not your heart be troubled: ye believe in God, believe also in me. 2 In my Father's house are many mansions: if it were not so, I...

Neve - Almost Forgotten Augsburg Confession

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  Hi Friends, In the mornings I've been reading small bits of Neve's (small) book on the Augsburg Confession.  In the third...

Rejuvenating the Broadcast Equipment

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  Long ago, Sassy went on alert in the middle of the night. She sent her message, "Try me." I ended up with one Windows 11 box (Be...

Charlie Sue Updates for Her Fans

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  Readers ask about Charlie Sue, who adopted me at the headquarters of Walmart and Tyson Chicken. She is a Patterdale Terrier with a mix of ...

Daily Luther Sermon Quote - Advent 4 - "They sent to him, why did they not come themselves? John had come to preach repentance to the entire Jewish people. This preaching of John they did not heed; it is clear therefore, that they did not send to him with good and pure intentions, offering him such honor. Neither did they truly believe him to be the Christ, or Elijah, or a prophet; otherwise they would have come themselves to be baptized, as did the others. What then did they seek of him?"

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  Fourth Sunday in Advent, John 1:19-28. The Witness and Confession of John the Baptist; and the Spiritual Meaning of His Witness 8. They se...
Monday, December 16, 2024

Daily Luther Sermon Quote - Advent 4 - "With many words the Evangelist describes and magnifies the testimony of John. Although it would have been sufficient if he had written of him, “He confessed,” he repeats it and says, “He confessed and denied not.” This was surely done in order to extol the beautiful constancy of John in a sore trial, when he was tempted to a flagrant denial of the truth. And now consider the particular circumstances."

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  Fourth Sunday in Advent, John 1:19-28. The Witness and Confession of John the Baptist; and the Spiritual Meaning of His Witness FOURTH SUN...
Sunday, December 15, 2024

Third Sunday in Lent -2024

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  https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89977857519?pwd=vWgBQOVHtS3WNxAch0N8aXrN6uX1p0.1 The Hymn #3 81           I Know My Faith Is Founded The Confess...
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