When I saw pay the wonders close,

listen to the best of the Church's music

for the season of Lent at at lutheran public radio

dot org

sacred music for the season of l, Lutheran Public Radio.org. The thing that unites them as Christian nationalists is that they believe that our rights as Americans, as all human beings, don't come from any earthly authority.

They don't come from Congress, they don't come to their Supreme Court,

they come from God.

When the devil comes knocking on the door, I need to be able to turn and say,

Lord Jesus, would you mind answering that? Let him confront the devil.

I think the more casual services take us away from that certainty into the experiential realm, and when you live by the experience you die by the

experience when you live by the feelings you die by the feelings and it's a

dangerous spiritual place to put people. The Bible is not a bunch of fortune cookies. It's this

grand tapestry with dozens and dozens of beautifully interwoven storylines that we weave together to present Christ to us and Christ for us.

East Tennessee backpackers love listening to issues etc while hiking through the world that our God has made and

joining with David in the 8th Psalm by proclaiming in all the earth, oh Lord our Lord how glorious is your name.

The media narrative Postrow v. Wade, has kind of crystallized over the last year or so.

The narrative is in some ways self-contradictory, but that usually doesn't matter when you're talking

about media narratives.

One thread is that the overturning Roby Wade was the end of the world and the other one was

it changed nothing. Women are still having just as

many abortions. Now you have to learn to check the details when some group puts out numbers on abortion saying we're still having just as many abortions post

Row v Wade. Is it true? You got to find the devil in the details.

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