In our latest article William Green discusses virtue of fortitude, which has often been associated with manliness, and asks whether there is a Biblical calling for women to exhibit fortitude in unique ways: theconservativereformer.com/post/feminine-…

William Green discusses the value of Aquinas's teaching on the virtues. theconservativereformer.com/post/reclaimin…

Blessings to my AALC friends as they head to convention this week! Is there anywhere to watch the proceedings online?

Our dear son was given eternal salvation as his sins were washed away in Holy Baptism this morning. God be praised!

“What benefits does Baptism give? It works forgiveness of sins, rescues from death and the devil, and gives eternal salvation to all who believe this, as the words and promises of God declare.” -Luther’s Small Catechism

The next Weidner Institute seminar explores St. Thomas Aquinas's conception of virtue. Will Green is the instructor. I'm excited for this one.

Very excited to be leading a seminar on Aquinas, Virtues, and Lutheranism for Just and Sinner tonight. More information here if you are interested: justandsinner.org/home/thomas-aq…

It is unusual to see forecasts like this here in central Florida, especially this far inland. Continue to pray for those in the path of this powerful storm!

Here is a new verse that can be used with the hymn “By All Your Saints in Warfare” (LSB 517-518) to commemorate the day.

Modern people tend to think of curiosity as a virtue, but in the Middle Ages a different view was often expressed. William Green explains why Thomas Aquinas believed that curiosity is vicious. theconservativereformer.com/articles/the-v…

I was just given these awesome socks.

Today, the Church remembers the witness of St. Johann Gerhard.

If any of you want to go to this, I’ll be there! We can hang out! Link to registration in the following post 👀