March 23, 2009

  • Luther's Commentary on Galatians

    Over the weekend I picked up in reading Martin Luther's commentary to the Galatians. I wasn't planning to post today (have to get our tax stuff to our accountant), but as far as I'm concerned, reading Luther and blogging about the Gospel beats number crunching hands-down. 

    I definitely want to post more from Luther's commentary later on down the road, but as I was reading this morning I came across this wonderful gem I wanted to share with all of you.

    The heart must be purified by faith before a person can lift a finger to please God.

    If you're struggling to sort out what the Gospel of Jesus Christ is really all about, I would encourage you to dig into Luther's Commentary on St. Paul's Epistle to the Galatians.

    Romans 1:16-17.
    Karen

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About me...

Christian hedonist in training. Pressing on to know more and more of the joy of the LORD. Pleading with God to rend the heavens and revive and refresh my own soul, as well as His Church, to His praise, honor and glory.

Thank God. He can make men and women in middle life sing again with a joy that has been chastened by a memory of their past failures. ~ Alan Redpath

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tent of meeting: Prayer for reformation & revival

(See also Zechariah821. Zechariah821 is a mirror site of tent of meeting, found on WordPress)

deerlifetrumpet: Encouragement for those seeking reformation & revival in the Church

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