ACELC — Are the Errors We Face Serious?
Here is the latest email blast from the ACELC: It is Sunday morning, I have a few minutes before church begins, and…
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ACELC — The LCMS and “Peace”
“Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called sons of God.” Matthew 5:9 “Do not think that I have come to bring…
ACELC — CCM’s Hidden Opinions
Coming on the heels of Pastor Noland’s article on What’s Wrong with the CCM, here’s news of a ruling by the CCM that…
ACELC — Will the Real Koinonia Project Please Stand Up?
It was on April 6th in the year of our Lord 1576 that the effort to address the divisions in doctrine and practice among Lutherans…
ACELC — Potholes, Potshots, and Perpetual Vigilance
The latest email from the ACELC “Perpetual vigilance was necessary for the preservation of the integrity of altar fellowship.” These words, penned by…
ACELC Conference Reflection — Pr. Rick Stuckwisch — Hungry for Liturgical Worship
Posted by Rev. Rick Stuckwisch on sword-in-hat: In his preaching this past Sunday, Pr. Seyboldt described the hunger of the sheep for the…
Great Stuff — How Can We Give a Witness for Jesus Christ in the Public Square While Avoiding the Errors of Unionism and Syncretism?
Received by email and posted on ACELC.net by Pastor Clint Poppe. If you didn’t receive this by email, sign up for ACELC’s emails….
ACELC — What About the “Koinonia Project?
Here is the email that the ACELC sent out two days ago: “Every day that error is tolerated without challenge, the roots…
ACELC — Tis the Season – for Repenting!
Repentance is something the Lord means to be ongoing in the life of the Christian. But, repentance isn’t easy. Who wants to repent?…
ACELC — Why Closed Communion?
Another great article found from the ACELC — (found at their site here (pdf)) In our conversations with many of you we have…
ACELC — The Fellowship We Keep: Why We Practice Open Communion
From the ACELC blog by Pastor Rick Sawyer of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, Brandon, MS: Yesterday, a brother called me and I…