I expect to be soaking in the blood of Jesus when the preacher says, “Amen.” That bright red river of life from the cross of Calvary makes the robes of God’s people white like snow. The professors at Concordia Theological Seminary would say that a sermon should be a good exposition of Law [...]
Tagged , blood, Homily, Jesus, Preaching, SermonS. M. Hutchins has an insightful post at Mere Comments, the blog of Touchstone Magazine on contemplating true life in the face of death. He ponders whether passing from life in the womb to life in the world is not unlike our passing from life in the world to life in heaven. He wonders whether [...]
Tagged Death, heaven, Mere Comments, S. M. Hutchins, TouchstoneDeath is unnatural in the sense that it is not the design of the Creator. It’s not supposed to happen to you. When God created Adam and Eve in the Garden, it was not His purpose for them to die. Death is not just a part of the “circle of life” [...]
Tagged Death, Euthanasia, Good Friday, Resurrection, TriduumAt the moment of this writing, the television news is reporting the sorrowful death of 28-year-old Oscar nominated actor, Heath Ledger. The speculation is that it may have been suicide or possibly an accidental drug overdose. While the circumstances are unclear at this point, what is clear is that he is dead. [...]
Tagged actor, Batman, Brokeback Mountain, drugs, gospel, Heath Ledger, hollywood, Movies
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