Episode #3: Super Bowl Betting A Super Sin Worse Than The Ultra Sound of Sin?

01/29/14 • 105 min

[Episode #3] Please join us for our next broadcast of Just A Lutheran Layman where we'll spend some time discussing the following (in no particular order) in an episode we're calling "Super Bowl Betting A Super Sin Worse Than The Ultra Sound of Sin?"... * "Prayers And Patristic Quotes" (Introducing A New Feature!) * "News With A Lutheran Layman's Views" (Story of the Week: Do You Know The Ultra Sound of Sin?) (A Brief Christian Commentary On Abortion 41 Years After Roe v. Wade) (LCMS And Thrivent Financial) * "Apologetics Q&A The Lutheran Way" (Catechisis: Answers To Common Criticisms, Objections, Questions) (What We BELIEVE, TEACH, and CONFESS As Confessional Lutherans) (Not Just WHAT We Believe, But WHY We Believe It) (Question #1: What Does The Bible Say About Betting/Gambling?) (Question #2: Lutheran Schools Week - Why Lutheran Schools/Teachers?) (Question #3: Lutheran Schools Week - Should Laymen Lead Chapel Services At Lutheran Schools?) Of course, we'll take your comments, questions, and prayer requests on-air as time permits. You can send me your questions or comments to: [email protected] or @LutheranLayman [AUDIO: "Bittersweet Symphony" Instrumental; "Wedding Song" By City Harmonic; Some Additional Sound Bytes From Table Talk Radio As Part of Introduction; YouTube Clips From Public Domain; Concordia Publishing House Promotional Sound Bytes] [NOTE: All Bible Readings From ESV Unless Otherwise Noted]

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Episode #2: Take Your 'SoulPulse' If You Want, But Sheep Don't Keep Track!

[Episode #2] Please join us for our next broadcast of Just A Lutheran Layman where we'll spend some time discussing the following... * "News With A Lutheran Layman's Views" (Story of the Week: 'SoulPulse' App) * "Sheep Don't Keep Track" By Todd Wilken (Bible Exposition: Parable of the Sheep and Goats) * What Does Punctuation And Math Tell Us About The Gospel? (One of my favorite blog posts by Pastor Matt Richard!) * "What Does The Wolf Say?" (Forget about the fox! We'll help you identify who the "wolves in sheep's clothing" are and to discern what they're saying...) * "Apologetics Q&A The Lutheran Way" (Catechisis: Answers To Common Criticisms, Objections, Questions) (Question #1: On What Should We Base Our Assurance of Salvation?) (Question #2: Will Our Souls Be With God When We Die?) (Question #3: Does The Athanasian Creed Promote That Our "Good Works" Save? Of course, we'll take your comments, questions, and prayer requests as time permits. You can send me your questions or comments to: [email protected] or @LutheranLayman [AUDIO: "Bittersweet Symphony" Instrumental; "Wedding Song" By City Harmonic; Some Additional Sound Bytes from Table Talk Radio, YouTube Clips From Public Domain; Concordia Publishing House] [NOTE: All Bible readings from ESV unless otherwise noted]

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Episode #4: Things Christians Say (But Shouldn't)

[Episode #4] Please join us for our next broadcast of A Lutheran Layman where we'll spend some time discussing the following (in no particular order) in an episode we're calling "Things Christians Say (But Shouldn't)"... * "Prayers And Patristic Quotes" A Prayer from my Lutheran Book of Prayer and a quote from C.F.W. Walther to help set the tone... * "Homilies, Sermons, And Bible Readings Oh My!" A new feature! Today, we take a look at a 2007 piece written by Pastor Todd Wilken from Issues, Etc. titled "Things Christians Say (But Shouldn't): How Christian Cliches Show And Shape What They Really Believe" and if you're anything like me, then you'll cringe once you realize how many cliches come out of our mouths that we never think about, but that are certainly un-Biblical. (CHRISTIAN CLICHES: "WWJD?"/"What Would Jesus Do?"; "The J-Word"; "Selling Books To Christians: The Gerund"; "The 'Person' In 'Personal'"; "Jesus, Be My Valentine!"; "Works, Not Faith"; "A Church Of, By, And For...Boomers"; "The Pattern of Sound Words") Of course, we'll take your comments, questions, and prayer requests on-air as time permits. You can send me your questions or comments to: [email protected] or @LutheranLayman [AUDIO: "Bittersweet Symphony" Instrumental; "Wedding Song" By City Harmonic; Some Additional Sound Bytes From Table Talk Radio As Part of Introduction; YouTube Clips From Public Domain; Concordia Publishing House Promotional Sound Bytes] [NOTE: All Bible Readings From ESV Unless Otherwise Noted]