Can a Christian use someone's preferred pronouns with a clear conscience? Find out in my column

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Dr. John Bumbarrow recounts his story to confessional Lutheranism from Roman Catholicism

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O wondrous time, O vision, fair, of glory that the church may share,

which cries upon the mountain shores,

where brighter than the sun be closed.

The Transfiguration hymn, a wondrous type, oh vision fair. The Transfiguration is kind of a favorite festival of Lutherans,

and it's sometimes early, sometimes a little later.

What's really happening in the Transfiguration, that

account that we find in Matthew 17. Greetings and welcome to issues et cetera, live on this

Monday afternoon, February the 3rd. I'm Todd Wilkin. Thanks for tuning us in. We'll be looking

forward to Sunday morning, according to the one-year electionary, the Transfiguration of Our

Lord with Pastor Heath Curtis. Then we'll replay an interview with Dr. Arthur Just on the hymn of the day for this Sunday, according to the one-year electionary, the Transfiguration of Our Lord with Pastor Heath Curtis. Then we'll replay an interview with Dr. Arthur Just on the hymn of the day for this Sunday,

according to the three-year lectionary, hail to the Lord's anointed.

Pastor Heath Curtis is pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church in Warden, Illinois, and Zion Lutheran Church,

in Carpenter, Illinois.

He's coordinator of stewardship for the Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod, author of the books, telling people what to think at concise homiletics for the Lutheran

parish, and the small town Lutheran Church and pastor. Heath, welcome back. Always good to be with you,

Todd. Most of us probably are familiar with the three-year lectionary celebration of the Transfiguration

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