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"The Word became flesh and dwelt among us... Whoever loves his life loses it, and whoever hates his life in this world will keep it for eternal life."
"The Word became flesh and dwelt among us... Whoever loves his life loses it, and whoever hates his life in this world will keep it for eternal life."
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- Praying for the Spirit
- What is the gospel of the kingdom?According to the Synoptic Gospels, the apostles had announced the good news of the kingdom of God even before they understood that Jesus must die and rise again. By word and miraculous sign, they had proclaimed the truly glad tidings that Jesus had come to free Israel from death and from her demonic enemies and to preach good news to the poor, thereby fulfil […]
- Chemnitz on objective justificationMartin Chemnitz, a chief author of the Formula of Concord, pointed out that justifying faith rests in the good news that the world has been reconciled to God:... in 2 Cor. 5:18-19 Paul says that God who "reconciled the world to Himself, not counting their trespasses against them," gave to the apostles the message of reconciliation, likewise that He […]
- What is Christian prayer?The daily prayer for forgiveness is nothing other than the humbling cry for forgiveness, "God, be merciful to me, a sinner!" (Luke 18:9-14, ESV). As Luther put it,For what is our prayer but a confession that we neither have nor do what we ought and a plea for grace and a happy conscience? This kind of confession should and must take place incessant […]
- Objective reconciliationThese LCMS Theses on Justification (PDF) succinctly distinguish objective justification from subjective justification and give the sedes doctrinae for the good news that God absolved the world by the work of his Son:In normal Biblical and ecclesiastical usage the terms "justify" and "justification" refer to the ("subjective") ju […]
Bookshelf
- Sermons of Martin Luther: The House Postils
- Sermons of Martin Luther, The
- Law and Gospel and the Means of Grace
- The Real Jesus: The Misguided Quest for the Historical Jesus & the Truth of the Traditional Gospels
- James, the Apostle of Faith: A Primary Christological Epistle for the Persecuted Church
- The Sermon on the Mount: The Church's First Statement of the Gospel
- Christology (Confessional Luthern Dogmatics Series, Volume 6)
- Discourses in Matthew: Jesus Teaches the Church
- Essence of Christianity;: Two essays
- Agape and Eros
Book reviews
- David R. Bickel gave 5 stars to: Holy Bible
- David R. Bickel gave 4 stars to: Christus Victor
- David R. Bickel gave 5 stars to: Baptism (Confessional Lutheran dogmatics)
- David R. Bickel gave 5 stars to: Bondage of the Will, The
- David R. Bickel gave 5 stars to: Why I Am a Lutheran
Augustana Awards
- The Popular Commentary of the Bible
- A "Brief Statement" of Lutheran Doctrine
- TULIP (5 points of Calvinism)
- Of the Public Ministry
- Comments
- Why Go to Church
