A sermon by Jim Nestingen on being Baptized into Jesus

Posted on November 24, 2011 by theoldadam

Here’s a sermon by our good friend, Dr. Jim Nestingen.

It was first delivered at First Lutheran Church of Sioux Falls, South Dakota. http://www.flcsf.org/

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click here > Baptized into Jesus

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Thank you, Jim.

And thanks to First Lutheran Church of Sioux Falls, South Dakota.

Also, thanks to flickr and wblyons, for the photo of the River Jordan.

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‘By What Authority?’

Posted on August 31, 2011 by theoldadam

Join Pastor Mark as he works from an article by James Nestingen, on how Lutherans understand the Word of God, and where we (any Christian) derive our authority to preach, teach, and proclaim the Word, and administer the sacraments.

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click here > ‘By What Authority?’

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Thanks to Pastor Mark Anderson, and James Nestingen.

And thanks to flickr and crbassett, for the photo of the pulpit that Luther preached from.

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Discussion of James Nestingen’s article

Posted on August 10, 2011 by theoldadam

Pastor Mark’s class this week deals with an article titled ‘Scriptural Authority and the Lutheran Confessions’ by James Nestingen. It’s found in a book put out by the Word Alone folks titled ‘By What Authority?’

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It’s a very interesting class. And it may ruffle a few feathers. I don’t think anyone gets away unscathed in this one.

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We never shy away of feather ruffling if it is to promote Christ and His gospel for the forgiveness of sins.

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Listen in and feel free to comment pro or con or indifferent.

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