Without the creeds, we don't stick with the scriptures.

Pastor Timothy Winterstein, author of the issues et cetera, Book of the Month,

Worshiped and Glorified, a study of the Nicene Creed.

What happens when we abandon our Christian confessions and creeds,

that we don't stick with the scriptures, we start deciding sort of for ourselves,

what we're going to keep ourselves what we're going to keep

and what we're going to give up. Learn more about Worshiped and Glorified at Issuesetc.org

or by calling Concordia Publishing House 1-800-3253040.

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Concordia University Chicago, with Christ at the right hand of the Father.

How important is that?

How important is it that in his resurrection, it's a bodily

resurrection, that his ascension also be a bodily ascension, that the incarnation did not stop

when he ascended into heaven, but he remains both God and man on the throne of heaven.

Welcome back to Issues, Et cetera. I'm Todd Wilkin, joining us for part three of our series on the Nicene Creed.

Pastor Timothy Witterstein, he's pastor of University Lutheran Church on the campus

of Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana.

He's author of the Issues, Etcetera, Book of the Month for September, Worshiped and

glorified a study of the Nicene Creed. Pastor Winterstein, welcome back.

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