Welcome to the Thinking Fellows podcast. My name is Caleb and I'm joined by Dr. Rod Rosenblot,

Scott Keith, and Adam Francisco. We are still in this great ideas of the Reformation series.

We're going to be doing this all summer and in the beginning half of the fall as we lead up to the 500th anniversary of the Lutheran Reformation and our conference celebrating that called the

Here We Still Stand conference. We're doing this show to kind of get some of the ideas

flow in before people go to that conference so that you're prepared, you know, what it's about,

you know, what we're celebrating, the ideas that changed and

renewed Christianity during the Reformation and continued to do so. And today we're talking

about Sola deo Gloria, the glory be to God alone. And we're doing this as a wrap up to the

Sola series that we've started with.

We started with Sola Scriptura.

We did Sola Gratia, Sola Fide, Solos Christus.

And this is kind of the fifth element to that, the final piece.

And I think there's a good reason for ending on this.

The first four have to do with a confession of faith and salvation, right?

And then this one is kind of the after.

I want to say that Solidaio Glory is more vocational in essence, right?

It has to do with the now what question.

You guys, am I on the right track there?

I see it. I don't know.

If you take the Sola, you're kind of turning a screw, right?

And you're dialing everything down.

And I think we got to the pointing end in the last episode with Solus Christus,

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