Tuesday, May 27, 2025

Reformation Seminary Lecture - KJV Acts 11

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  KJV Acts 11 11 And the apostles and brethren that were in Judaea heard that the Gentiles had also received the word of God. (receive in th...

Rain Slowing Down - Resilient Birds and Squirrels

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A time management consultant would definitely agree. The kitchen window was more likely to scatter the birds feeding than to feed them with ...

Daily Luther Sermon Quote - Ascension Second Sermon - "So should we also deal with our neighbor. If we see him fall from the faith, or err and sin, we should not strengthen him in his wickedness, nor justify his cause, but admonish him, and in meekness reprove his faults, yet neither hold enmity, nor turn our love from him. Thus St. Paul speaks to the Galatians: Brethren, even if a man be overtaken in any trespass, ye who are spiritual, restore such a one in a spirit of gentleness. Galatians 6:1."

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  5. So should we also deal with our neighbor. If we see him fall from the faith, or err and sin, we should not strengthen him in his wicked...
Monday, May 26, 2025

From the Old Testament Class

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  KJV Micah 7   18  Who is a God like unto thee, that pardoneth iniquity, and passeth by the transgression of the remnant of his heritage? h...

Daily Luther Sermon Quote - Ascension, Second Sermon - "However, it is not an insignificant matter here that the Lord rebuked the disciples; for unbelief is the greatest sin that can be named. Christ tells them the cause of their unbelief when he says that their hearts are hardened, yet he deals mildly and gently with them. 4. This is given to us all for our comfort, lest we despair when, lacking in faith, we doubt, stumble and fall; it is to help us to rise again, to strengthen our faith and lift up our hearts to God, that we may grasp and hold fast the confidence of God, who does not deal with us severely, but can indeed bear with us and overlook much."

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  DAY OF CHRIST’S ASCENSION INTO HEAVEN. SECOND SERMON. KJV Mark 16:14 Afterward he appeared unto the eleven as they sat at meat, and upbrai...
Saturday, May 24, 2025

Rogate - Prayer - Easter 5 - "A Great While Before Day, He Went Out, And Departed into a Solitary Place, And There Prayed." Mark 1

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  The Hymn #457        What a Friend We Have in Jesus The Confession of Sins The Absolution The Introit p. 16 Introit With the voice of sing...

The Ichabode - Entertainment Center Established - Almost Zero Price

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  Charlie Sue raced a squirrel today. She loves them. Someone wanted a lot of hummingbird feeders and I wanted share them, so the hummingbir...

Five Days of Storm Ahead?

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  Charlie Sue has a great sense for judging weather. She accepts sprinkling and even a steady rain when she wants to commune with Porchy and...
Friday, May 23, 2025

Either SOLA SCRIPTURA or POPERY or SO-CALLED EASTERN ORTHODOXY! No other alternatives are possible for the Christian Faith!

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  "Either SOLA SCRIPTURA or POPERY or SO-CALLED EASTERN ORTHODOXY! No other alternatives are possible for the Christian Faith!" Re...

Nostalgia Tour

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  My neighbor from the former dairy farm started me on Clethra. He was proud to see the bushes growing in my backyard. When he saw that I ha...

Daily Luther Sermon Quote - Easter 5 - Rogate - "In the fifth place, one should so act in this confidence of prayer as not to limit God and specify the day or place, nor designate the way or measure of the prayer’s fulfillment; but leave all to his own will, wisdom and almighty power. Then confidently and cheerfully await the answer, not even wishing to know how and where, how soon, how long, and through whom."

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  Luther's Sermon for ROGATE  - FIFTH SUNDAY AFTER EASTER SECOND SERMON.   7.  In the fifth place , one should so act in this confidence...
Thursday, May 22, 2025

Daily Luther Sermon Quote - Easter 5 Rogate - "In the fourth place, some say: Yes, I would gladly trust that my prayer would be heard, if I were only worthy and prayed aright. My answer is: If you do not pray until you know and experience that you are fit, then you will never need to pray. As I have said before, our prayers must not be founded nor rest upon ourselves or their own merits, but upon the unshakable truth of the divine promise. Where they are founded upon anything else, they are false, and deceive us, even though the heart break in the midst of its great devotions and we weep drops of blood. The very reason we do pray is because of our unworthiness; and just through the fact that we believe we are unworthy and confidently venture upon God’s faithfulness to his Word do we become worthy to pray and to be heard."

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Luther's Sermon for ROGATE  - FIFTH SUNDAY AFTER EASTER SECOND SERMON.   5.  In the fourth place , some say: Yes, I would gladly trust t...