So throughout the book of Numbers, we see the Israelites trying to navigate life in between.

Dr. Reed Lessing, author of the issues that said are a book of the month,

Hope in the Wilderness, Practical Insights from the Book of Numbers.

Because obviously this is where those who are in Christ, Jesus find ourselves every day.

We're in between.

God has begun a good work through Holy Baptism, our exodus out of Egypt, and yet we're not yet in the promised land.

Learn more about hope in the wilderness at issues etc.org. If there was a one-stop shop resource

for Advent and Lent, wouldn't you want to know?

Well, there is.

It's the Center for Biblical Studies from Cicordia University, St. Paul, led by Dr. Reed Lessing.

I'm Pastor Matthew Tooman, and I speak from experience, having used these preaching workshops.

Offered online and recorded, they have it all. S sermons, slides, liturgical resources, and Bible studies, all for $25. Learn more at 1.csp.edu forward slash center for biblical studies.

The Darwinist just doesn't have the philosophical resources to draw from to explain morality or to give us a moral pattern of life.

It can't be done.

Faithful Christians have got to hold firmly in one hand the preciousness and worth of their gay family and friends, and hold firmly in the other hand God's truth and not compromise on either one of those.

The world will tell you that is impossible. The Bible says that is a non-negotiable. You have to do both with all your might.

And these ecumenical relationships show a very progressive deterioration of the

remnants of Lutheran consciousness in the ELCA and their willingness to

basically say everything that everybody else says Luther once quipped if you

want the forgiveness of sins don't run to Calvary there forgiveness was one but it's not delivered if you want the forgiveness of sins, don't run to Calvary. There, forgiveness was one, but it's not

delivered. If you want the forgiveness of sins, you go to the rail. That is, you go to communion.

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