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“Nor does [faith] ask whether good works are to be done; but before the question is asked, it has wrought them, and is always engaged in doing them. But he who does not do such works is void of faith, and gropes and looks about after faith and good works, and knows neither what

Delivered up because of our offenses, Raised because of our justification. Happy Easter!

If you are convinced the Pope is in hell, the best thing you can do today is say absolutely nothing at all.

This way of thinking is evil. Sincerely, A Lutheran

If someone denies that baptism saves, I’d wager that they affirm one or more of the following: - salvation happens at one moment in time (contra 1 Cor 1:18, 1 Cor 15:2, Phil 2:12, John 15:4) - salvation cannot be lost (contra Matt 13:20-21, Heb 6:4-6, 2 Peter 2:20, Rom 11:19-22)

Every Sunday is “Divine Mercy Sunday.” Welcome to the Reformation.

The “I just believe what the Bible says” and “I take the Bible literally” and “I’m not ashamed of the Bible” people really should be on board with “baptism saves.”

Periodic reminder that you are not saved by the strength of your faith but the object of it: Jesus Christ.

Option 1: listen to tonight’s White/Mahler debate with the most absurd thesis imaginable Option 2: enjoy a perfectly good evening with my wife and dog

Clickbait that preys on the fears and anxieties of vulnerable people is sin.

I’ve met several young adult Christians that rightly believe they would benefit from reading their Bible more. When they try, though, it doesn’t “work” right away and they beat themselves up over it. The problem is in the assumption that regular Scripture reading functions like

I’m gonna say about 95% of Christian X is way too fragile when somebody challenges their theology.

As a seminary grad, I strongly agree with this.

“Pardon for sin and a peace that endureth, thine own dear presence to cheer and to guide.”

It is fair and sometimes necessary to say “Believing [insert doctrine] is outside orthodox Christianity.” It is a waste of time and energy to say “[insert individual] is in hell.”