LeftOverWoman321 High Church is a traditional liturgy performed using the elements of church worship that focus all 5 senses on God. Chanting singing scripture and prayers, usenof special music, incense etc are examples. In my opinion the divine services are the very best at focusing our whole beings on God in a way that reveres God and reminds us that God is coming down to us and reminds us of a true and right doctrine.
I was starting to hear calvinist preachers, modern evangelicals, and the like and was starting to feel like it is so hard. The gospel became muddled in my head. Then God brought me back to worldvieweverlasting, and I saw it was dissolved! Sad. But undaunted, I searched (a few seconds) and found this channel! Oh how sweet it is, and liberating to come back to law and gospel. To read through the lenses of confessional Lutheranism. It is truly liberating.
Glory...for your teaching!! LAW AND GRACE..oh if our dear pastors of the 70's and on would have/could have taught this from the pulpit...I left so many Sundays sad and confused from the sermon...THANK YOU PASTOR FOR BEING SO FULL OF JOY
Coming out of a Baptist, Presbyterian background the Lutheran teaching on Law and Gospel was like handing me a new Bible from the one I had been studying for years. Thank God and faithful Lutheran Pastors. God's peace
Craig Parton, a devout Evangelical for much of his early life, like Pastor Wolfmueller, learned the importance of this distinction after becoming Lutheran. In his book, The Defense Never Rests - A Lawyer's Quest for the Gospel, he writes, "This rhythm of directing me immediately back to works after hearing the Gospel and the forgiveness of sins was my daily diet from Evangelicalism's best pulpits and conference centers. Ironically, I later learned that this is the same rhythm found in Roman Catholic theology. It is, therefore, unsurprising that many Evangelicals are converting to Rome. The rhythm of Law-Gospel-Law was not understood by me as doctrinal confusion at the time. The theological categories of Law and Gospel and the biblical roles of each either do not exist or are not taken seriously outside of the Reformation. Such theological clarity does not exist in Evangelicalism and cannot unless there is a return to the Reformation."
One more thing. As a LCMS pastor of an earlier generation (yeah, I'm old) listening to such a faithful confession of the Lutheran faith (i.e., the one, holy catholic faith) gives me such joy. Well done young pastor! :-)
This has really really helped me....I've been a believer for a while and I'm JUST starting to read the Bible properly and realizing I've believed some false doctrine in the past. I can't say I'm a Lutheran because I'm still learning but it's convincing lol
I’m so glad I found you! I wish I could go to a Lutheran Church ⛪️ like yours! We go to a small church and the preacher preaches good but he speaks in tongues all the time even while he’s preaching and it’s very annoying to me! But there’s no other place to go!!
I needed this Thank u I have definitely been super confused about this I am a new believer and have not been baptized yet trying to find a church to get baptized. The church I was attending turned out to be false and I’m having a hard time finding a true one But thank u for clarifying law vs gospel
I’ve viewed this many times and it is always fresh sand relevant. Evangelical and fundamentalist poison is slowly washing out of the bloodstream. I praise God for His law AND His Gospel. And for this teaching that shows the difference. Good News indeed!!
I love the subject, and believe one video is not enough. I used to read the Bible wrong. Until I put Jesus’ words first, then understanding everything else in the Bible through Jesus’ words. Read Jesus’ parables to understand the Gospel, then take the Apostle’s words in that light.
Pastor Wolfmueller: Great vid, again. One point of clarification, your quotation from The Book of Concord, Solid Declaration was from 1577, not 1877. A little slip of the tongue. Heh, we all make mistakes. :-) With all the vids you do I am amazed that you can keep it all straight. Kudos. The Lord be with you.
Even those of us who are not Bible scholars or high placed servants of the Lord already knew that Pastor Bryan misspoke. It was real nice of you to make a point of correcting him. The Lord be with you also.
Very very true. Thank you for this video. Approaching the bible as an instruction book or answer book is probably one of the biggest errors in bible reading today.
God's promises are revealed in the 33 unconditional promises and the 225 conditional promises, but what about the least commandments which number 1,200, or what about the 200 doctrines and let us not forget the prophecies, meaning you need all categories in order to reveal the gospel, the gospel of the kingdom, the New testament and the new covenant.
Do you have a Bible studying/ note taking system or a system you use when you read supplementary material? If so would you mind divulging it some for our benefit?
God's anger didn't kill Jesus, ours did. The cross is not changing God's mind about us it is about changing our mind about God. God ( the Father ) was in Christ reconciling the world to Himself. Clearly God never abandoned Jesus on the cross. Read Psalm 22. That's whT Jesus was directing us to do.
I was evangelical until I changed the question I was asking the text. When I asked what does the Bible actually SAY, I became Lutheran
Gentle@He Inspired Me...what's a high church? I'm an evangelical refugee.
@He Inspired Me Wow. News to me. Thank you. I was unfamiliar with this term.
LeftOverWoman321 High Church is a traditional liturgy performed using the elements of church worship that focus all 5 senses on God. Chanting singing scripture and prayers, usenof special music, incense etc are examples. In my opinion the divine services are the very best at focusing our whole beings on God in a way that reveres God and reminds us that God is coming down to us and reminds us of a true and right doctrine.
@@brianwest6341 Thank you.
I love high church best.
I was starting to hear calvinist preachers, modern evangelicals, and the like and was starting to feel like it is so hard. The gospel became muddled in my head. Then God brought me back to worldvieweverlasting, and I saw it was dissolved! Sad. But undaunted, I searched (a few seconds) and found this channel! Oh how sweet it is, and liberating to come back to law and gospel. To read through the lenses of confessional Lutheranism. It is truly liberating.
Confessional LCMS churches get this every week. Same thing happened to me. GBY!
Glory...for your teaching!! LAW AND GRACE..oh if our dear pastors of the 70's and on would have/could have taught this from the pulpit...I left so many Sundays sad and confused from the sermon...THANK YOU
PASTOR FOR BEING SO FULL OF JOY
Coming out of a Baptist, Presbyterian background the Lutheran teaching on Law and Gospel was like handing me a new Bible from the one I had been studying for years. Thank God and faithful Lutheran Pastors. God's peace
Craig Parton, a devout Evangelical for much of his early life, like Pastor Wolfmueller, learned the importance of this distinction after becoming Lutheran. In his book, The Defense Never Rests - A Lawyer's Quest for the Gospel, he writes, "This rhythm of directing me immediately back to works after hearing the Gospel and the forgiveness of sins was my daily diet from Evangelicalism's best pulpits and conference centers. Ironically, I later learned that this is the same rhythm found in Roman Catholic theology. It is, therefore, unsurprising that many Evangelicals are converting to Rome. The rhythm of Law-Gospel-Law was not understood by me as doctrinal confusion at the time. The theological categories of Law and Gospel and the biblical roles of each either do not exist or are not taken seriously outside of the Reformation. Such theological clarity does not exist in Evangelicalism and cannot unless there is a return to the Reformation."
One more thing. As a LCMS pastor of an earlier generation (yeah, I'm old) listening to such a faithful confession of the Lutheran faith (i.e., the one, holy catholic faith) gives me such joy. Well done young pastor! :-)
This has really really helped me....I've been a believer for a while and I'm JUST starting to read the Bible properly and realizing I've believed some false doctrine in the past. I can't say I'm a Lutheran because I'm still learning but it's convincing lol
LCMS confessional churches get this every week.
''The Bible is full of contradictions if we don't know the Law/Gospel distinction. This is the key''. Walther.
I’m so glad I found you! I wish I could go to a Lutheran Church ⛪️ like yours! We go to a small church and the preacher preaches good but he speaks in tongues all the time even while he’s preaching and it’s very annoying to me! But there’s no other place to go!!
I needed this
Thank u I have definitely been super confused about this
I am a new believer and have not been baptized yet trying to find a church to get baptized.
The church I was attending turned out to be false and I’m having a hard time finding a true one
But thank u for clarifying law vs gospel
Excellent help in understanding the bible as I am currently plowing through it. Thank you very much!!
It’s always wonderful to listen again. There is such sound and grounded teaching here. Thank you.
Awesome word Pastor!!! I shared with my 6 kids and their spouses!!! 🙏🏻❤️
In Greeley 50 miles north of Denver
I’ve viewed this many times and it is always fresh sand relevant. Evangelical and fundamentalist poison is slowly washing out of the bloodstream. I praise God for His law AND His Gospel. And for this teaching that shows the difference. Good News indeed!!
Thank you Pastor!
This is such a cogent and important discussion. If this was all you ever said your ministry would be complete.
Amen!
Excellent, excellent, excellent
I love the subject, and believe one video is not enough. I used to read the Bible wrong. Until I put Jesus’ words first, then understanding everything else in the Bible through Jesus’ words. Read Jesus’ parables to understand the Gospel, then take the Apostle’s words in that light.
Pastor Wolfmueller: Great vid, again. One point of clarification, your quotation from The Book of Concord, Solid Declaration was from 1577, not 1877. A little slip of the tongue. Heh, we all make mistakes. :-) With all the vids you do I am amazed that you can keep it all straight. Kudos. The Lord be with you.
Even those of us who are not Bible scholars or high placed servants of the Lord already knew that Pastor Bryan misspoke. It was real nice of you to make a point of correcting him. The Lord be with you also.
Very very true. Thank you for this video. Approaching the bible as an instruction book or answer book is probably one of the biggest errors in bible reading today.
Still a worthy video.
The Greek word for repentance is metanoia meaning CHANGE YOUR MIND. Paul says we are to have the mind of Christ.
People approach it like narcigesis too lol
God's promises are revealed in the 33 unconditional promises and the 225 conditional promises, but what about the least commandments which number 1,200, or what about the 200 doctrines and let us not forget the prophecies, meaning you need all categories in order to reveal the gospel, the gospel of the kingdom, the New testament and the new covenant.
Do you have a Bible studying/ note taking system or a system you use when you read supplementary material? If so would you mind divulging it some for our benefit?
What's up brother?
Hi. What is the name on your podcast?
The podcast name is Cross Defense.
A Duck Dynasty cup? The Robertson's aren't Lutherans are they? ; )
not sure what this means?
They are not Lutherans, like many other Christians.
Interesting that people read the Bible as an instruction. I've never read it that way. You might say I read it like a novel.
God's anger didn't kill Jesus, ours did. The cross is not changing God's mind about us it is about changing our mind about God. God ( the Father ) was in Christ reconciling the world to Himself. Clearly God never abandoned Jesus on the cross. Read Psalm 22. That's whT Jesus was directing us to do.