Pastor Pat and Layman Dave talk all things culture and theology from a Lutheran perspective.
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Pastor Pat and Layman Dave talk about how we can be both saint and sinner at the same time. A paradox by human reasoning, but is declared by God because of the finished work of our Lord Jesus Christ for us.
Pastor Pat and layman Dave talk about the upcoming LCMS convention and how divided the LCMS is in doctrine and practice. Confessional vs. missional has the potential to divide the synod. Can we find the right way in the scriptures?
In this conversation, Pastor Pat and Layman Dave discuss the book 'Just Words' by Jacob A. O. Preus, focusing on the metaphors used to understand the gospel. They explore themes such as ransom, redemption, and the significance of these concepts in modern contexts. The discussion emphasizes the importance of relatable language in preaching and communicating the gospel, particularly in a postmodern…
Pastor Pat and Layman Dave talk abiut the ministry of John the Baptist and his making strait paths for our Lord Jesus.
Pastor Pat and Layman Dave explore what Martin Luther had to say about angels and demons.
Pastor Pat and Layman Dave talk about the call process for how Pastors are or "should be" called in the service of Christ.
Pastor Pat and Layman Dave talk repentance with Lent on the horizon. Let's get ready to spend some time in front of the mirror of the law as we wait for Easter morning.
Pastor Pat and Layman Dave discuss Christ's future Advent as we eagerly await His return to take us home.
As we approach Reformation day, pastor Pat and layman Dave talk about the reasons people are members of a church and what motivates why they gather. What is the only reason to gather? Spoiler alert: To sit at the feet of Jesus and gather around the Word of God of course!
Pastor Pat and Layman Dave look at different aspects of pain in our earthly life and if either self inflicted or as a cause of living in a sinful world, we Christian's can embrace pain as we hope in Christ for the resurrection day promise of God.
