The answer is an ecclesiastical one.

Good teaching, good liturgy, and kind hospitality.

Dr. Carl Truman of Grove City College, speaking of the 2025 issues, etc., making the case conference.

And incidentally, if you're looking for historical precedence, that is the way that the early church transformed

the Roman Empire.

They didn't do it by week on Wednesday.

It took 300 years, but we're playing the long game.

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Paul is writing to the Philippians, and near the middle of the second chapter.

He says something that some people think doesn't sound like Paul.

And some people think, many Roman Catholic apologists think,

undoes what Lutherans say is the central teaching of Paul's message,

which is justification of the sinner by grace through faith alone. He says, therefore, my beloved,

as you have always obeyed so now, not only in my presence, but much more so in my absence,

work out your own salvation with fear and trembling welcome back to

issues etc i'm todd wilkin joining us to look at this passage and answer the question does it

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