The Lutheran Confessions are for all people. It's for the whole Church of God, both laity and clergy alike.

Pastor Andy Wright, author of the issues etc. Book of the month for June, faithfully formed The Lutheran Confessions in daily life.

And as we start to, you know, look at these documents and things too, we see how really just applicable it is,

even just to the daily lives of God's people, no matter what our vocation that God has called us to be.

Learn more about faithfully formed at issue zetc.org. The bottom line is that Americans are having more difficulty I think finding love

getting married and having children. Everybody kind of has this mentality right now where I call it

Tic-Toc theology, where someone can take 20 seconds to quote-unquote

debunk some kind of aspect of historic Christianity.

And because we've been trained to have such short

attention spans we just move on and then sort of just absorb that and it becomes

part of what we think is true. Resist that.

Religious liberty is a whole.

You can't have it just one day a week.

If you don't have it on Monday morning,

then you don't have it on Sunday morning either.

And there will come a time when what is prohibited in the workplace will eventually be prohibited

in the sacred realm in the church as well.

To accept the Gospel as an expression of divine love setting aside the elements of the vicarious

satisfaction, the authority for Christians in their life of the Ten Commandments, the

concrete doctrines of holy scripture, and setting these things

aside, Christianity evaporates under a vague concept of love and reconciliation.

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