Martin Luther on Studying Theology and Reading Scripture
“Moreover, I want to point out to you a correct way of studying theology, for I have had practice in that. If you…
Pastor Chris Hull
“Moreover, I want to point out to you a correct way of studying theology, for I have had practice in that. If you…
March 21, 2014 Dear Friends of Luther Academy, Grace and peace be yours from our Lord Jesus Christ! I write you today to…
Arguing against Erasmus, Dr. Martin Luther, of blessed and holy memory, wrote, “Therefore, it is not irreverent, inquisitive, or superfluous, but essentially salutary…
“In the papacy we foolish saints added one ordinance to the other. There were laws without number. These only terrified the consciences and…
Dr. Martin Luther’s Small Catechism has been associated with the season of Lent since the time Luther first published in chart in time…
With my son’s recent call to serve as a pastor in the Salt Lake City area (at Hope Lutheran Church in West Jordan,…
Part I Part II In September 1915, Sanger returned to America and began working again on publishing a new journal titled,…
For Part I click here. Margaret and her husband Bill arrived in New York City in 1910. Upon arrival, the Sangers became involved…
This is the first part in a series on Margaret Sanger. This is not a complete study on Sanger, but rather an introduction…
Article 18 of the Augsburg Confession asserts the Lutheran belief concerning the will of man saying, “Concerning free will it is taught that…
October is Pastor Appreciation Month. There are many good articles out there about how to appreciate your Pastor. One way that we can…
The Lutheran Reformers knew that many otherwise emulatable figures in church history (beginning with St. Cyprian of Carthage) had practiced infant communion. And…
St. Bernard was an abbot for thirty-six years, during which time he founded one hundred and sixty monasteries of his order. Now, one…
“Baptism is a very different thing from all other water, not by virtue of the natural substance but because here something nobler is…
Many Lutherans are involved in the pro-life movement in America. We attend rallies and have a Life Sunday at our church. This is…
“When schools flourish, things go well and the church is secure. Let us make more doctors and masters. The youth is the church’s…
After His resurrection, Christ the Lord appeared to the Apostles saying, “On the evening of that day, the first day of the week,…
The goods were delivered in this sermon for Life Sunday. The texts are the readings for the festival of Holy Innocents, which is…
The following sermon was preached by Pastor Jonathan Huehn, Associate Pastor of Christ Lutheran Church in Normal, IL.
Sermon by Pastor Chris Hull Christ Lutheran Church Normal, IL Advent IV “Prepare the Way” Deut. 18:15-19 Psalm 111 Phil. 4:4-7 John 1:19-28
The Second Sunday in Advent Luke 21:25-36 Jesus proclaims the signs of his second coming. This lesson is a great comfort for the…
Recently there has arisen a group in the LCMS who believes that there should be a peaceful discussion concerning the ordination of women….
Last week I began a two part article on Beth Moore bible studies. There were a lot of comments, some helpful and others…
Jesus warned His disciples in Matthew 16, “How is it that you fail to understand that I did not speak about bread? Beware…
“A Lonely Monk, Now Long Ago” (Psalm 119:46) A Lonely Monk, Now Long Ago A lonely monk, now long ago, Nailed truth upon…