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"The Reformation was missional; it called forth evangelists to carry the sweet message of the Gospel throughout the world, whether to those living under the tyranny of the pope or to those who have never heard the name of Christ." #StillAboutJesus lutheranreformation.org/theol…

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Thank you for your faithful service, Pastor and Mrs. Warner. #LutheransEngage international.lcms.org/farewe…

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John Frederick, who was present at Augsburg and signed the Augsburg Confession, suffered greatly for the Gospel. He was stripped of his rule and sent to exile after defeat in battle. #StillAboutJesus youtu.be/VINpzHy6vvw

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Had Luther survived another year, Emperor Charles V would probably have burned Luther at the stake as a heretic. Instead, Charles stood by Luther’s grave in the Castle Church. #StillAboutJesus youtu.be/sqQoWwDcJDg

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Even in death, Luther pointed all to Christ. #StillAboutJesus youtu.be/2YL9ODuy_hw

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In this short video, Rev. Pete Jurchen reviews the Fifth Petition of the Lord's Prayer. myc.ph/34ftulV

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Luther's last sermon, based on Matthew 11, was preached from this pulpit. Luther proclaimed the love and comfort of Christ even as he was too weak to preach the full sermon. #StillAboutJesus youtu.be/SSliSHfqhy0

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We invite you to memorize John 8:31-32 with us this week. Memorizing Scripture is a valuable practice for Christians, even in a digital age. Join us each week as we hide God's Word in our hearts. Learn more at lcms.org/memoryverse. #memoryverse #memoryversemonday pic.twitter.com/yI6zrbb2Xm

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LSB 556, "conveys not only the outlines of biblical doctrine as Law and Gospel but the affective response of faith moving from despair to joy." myc.ph/2Hx22aS pic.twitter.com/9gUuzSRXqD

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"Teaching faith does not require a specific curriculum; it requires you to live out your faith so your children can see what that looks like." —Lindsey Hayes Read more 👉 myc.ph/3jRIVX7 pic.twitter.com/AijPR9QG0j

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"Grief...comes and goes, but what never comes and goes is the love and mercy of Christ who is the same yesterday, today and forever." —Pastor Kristian Kincaid LIsten now: myc.ph/2HJMMqy pic.twitter.com/wgdGvQ9GnL

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For the past 40 years, Lutheran Youth Fellowship (LYF) has been providing leadership training to Lutheran youth from around the country. Now it has a new name more in line with its emphasis. blogs.lcms.org/2020/meet-yout…

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The increasing gap between Luther and the papacy on key questions regarding the Christian faith eventually culminated in a definitive rupture when in late 1518 or 1519 Luther came to his mature understanding of the Gospel. #StillAboutJesus lutheranreformation.org/histo…

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The Gospel in Art: Physical Spirituality. Luther was unique in his desire to include the senses in the proclamation of the Gospel. #StillAboutJesus youtu.be/1BGpb5abtE8

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"Does He who supplies the Spirit to you and work miracles among you do so by works of the law, or by hearing with faith…?” (Galatians 3:1–5) These are questions we can ask ourselves and as always—we find the answer in Christ." myc.ph/3dVzIL3 @katie_n_dallas pic.twitter.com/5sjHGAo5L8

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What are the specific values that we should be teaching our children, and why do they matter? Listen as Dr. Eckrich explains 👉 myc.ph/3mmrsHL pic.twitter.com/H1gDokEUcA

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In this short video, Rev. Pete Jurchen reviews the Third Petition of the Lord's Prayer. myc.ph/37nX3Um

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Johannes Bugenhagen - Luther's pastor. Luther said that when Bugenhagen forgave his sins, his voice was like the sound of angels. #StillAboutJesus youtu.be/YqagyhCe9ic

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"Honor Jesus by being ready." —@C3POJones myc.ph/31QzTlO

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In this new episode of the CPH Podcast, Pastor Kristian Kincaid walks with us into grief, and points us to true comfort found only in Christ. myc.ph/3e5ku65 pic.twitter.com/hrhue5PY63

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