Growing up, I had no idea that Lutheran was almost synonymous with German heritage (sorry, Preuses, et al.). The little country parish where I grew up was largely populated by my mom’s family, who were all Metcalfs. This is probably … Continue reading
Martin Luther never softened his message to make it more acceptable. He did not do this for his theological opponents, his colleagues, or his agreeable listeners or readers. If there is something for which we may praise (and criticize) Dr. … Continue reading
Virgil Solis (1514-1562), “Malachi” Malachi speaks to the people about the return of Elijah. In the background, John the Baptist points to Jesus. A burn is a bodily injury resulting from exposure to heat, caustics, electricity or certain radiations. Burns result in varying … Continue reading