This week on the Word of the Lord indoors forever, we move along in this altar, picking up Psalms 97 through

100. Let the earth rejoice. He preserves his saints. Break forth into joyous song. The Lord our God is holy,

and his steadfast love endures forever. Join me, Pastor Will Whedon, for the Word of the Lord,

Endores Forever, your daily 15-minute, verse-by-verse Bible study on demand.

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Are the teachings and practices of yoga compatible with Christianity?

Find out in Craig Parton's column for the latest

issues that said are a journal. We'll send it to you for free. Just click the red journal subscription

button at Issuesetc.org and enter your email address. In the Wittenberg Trail feature,

Megan Bladle writes about her struggles to understand biblical teachings on baptism and the Lord's

Supper during her journey from American evangelicalism to confessional Lutheranism.

The Free Online Issues, etc. journal. It is easy to get lost in the weeds when considering the differences between Reformation

theology and the theology of Roman Catholicism, because there are a lot of differences,

great and small. The greatest, of course,

has to do with the doctrine of justification. But is there a key difference that kind of underlies

all of the other differences, including justification? Welcome back to Issues Cetera. I'm Todd Wilkin

on this Thursday, January the 15th. Dr. Jordan Cooper joins us to talk about that

key difference that you may not have thought of. He's executive director of Justin Sinner,

professor of systematic theology at American Lutheran Theological Seminary. He's author of several

books, including his latest, Makers of the Modern Mind, a Guide to the Thinkers Who Formed

the Modern Left. He hosts a recent video titled Where the Divide Between Roman Catholics and Protestants

really lies. Dr. Cooper, welcome back. Thanks for having me back, Todd. Where do people typically

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