Pr. Will Weedon also has done a series of interviews on Issues, Etc., on The Proper Distinction Between Law and Gospel, based on the book by C.F.W. Walther.
The best theological resource I find consistantly is my Dear Pastor Rev Dr Matt Richard. He faithfully teaches us oldsters correct theology. Every Divine Service he properly applies both Law and Gospel to the text and he administers the Sacraments as a faithful shepherd who also shows much love and compassion to us wandering sheep.
In addition to all of Pastor Wolfmueller’s resources he provides on YouTube and the World Wild Bible Class, my favorite lately is listening to the doxology lectures by John Kleinig found here! https://www.johnkleinig.com/doxology-lectures/
If you have a translation that you prefer over the ESV, it might still be worth the purchase for the Schedule of Psalms for the Daily Office in the back. I made a copy of the pages and use it as a bookmark so I don't have to keep going to the back of the book. My life doesn't allow for reading every 3 hours so I combine Vigils/Lauds, Terce/Sext, and None/Vespers/Compline Psalms together. Sadly, not as faithful as I'd like to be with it. The one summer I faithfully read/prayed really taught me to cherish the psalms and helped me tremendously.
This summer I went traditional route- reading a book you recommend. I have actually read and read it again for in depth analysis. The Hammer Of God. By Bo Giertz
Tis is not what you requested and it may be too plitical. However since you are in Austin, what do you think about Condodia seperating from LCMS? To the subject, J. P. Koehler's "Our Position On Scripture" in LOGIA and my friend, Robert Kolb's "Luther's Early Sacramental Piety" in the same issue a good second. Hubert Dellinger
https://dailyboc.substack.com/ - Daily book of Concord. As a catechumen (formerly hyper charismatic) it is helping me discover the depth of Lutheran theolgy.
The narrow Lutheran middle by Daniel Deutschlander. A good reminder of ditches we can easily fall into when we take our eyes and focus off Christ. & my Pastor, Mark Eckert's Revelation Bible study every other Saturday. Very informative
Any book or speech by Pastor and WELS Seminary Prof Daniel Deutschlander is as close to walking on water that we get. He claimed his heavenly mansion last year.
Pr. Will Weedon radio broadcast “The Word of the Lord Ensures Forever”
Great resource! Here's the link: https://thewordendures.org/
Love Will Weedon!
Pr. Will Weedon is an excellent teacher as well as preacher.
Pr. Will Weedon also has done a series of interviews on Issues, Etc., on The Proper Distinction Between Law and Gospel, based on the book by C.F.W. Walther.
If this helps... Pastor Hans Fiene does a quick breakdown of "The Sparkle Creed" on "Issues Etc." 6-29-23 episode 1801
The best theological resource I find consistantly is my Dear Pastor Rev Dr Matt Richard. He faithfully teaches us oldsters correct theology. Every Divine Service he properly applies both Law and Gospel to the text and he administers the Sacraments as a faithful shepherd who also shows much love and compassion to us wandering sheep.
He is a gem. https://www.pastormattrichard.com/
Fighting for the Faith w/ Chris Rosebrough; Concord Matters; Pastor Fisk’s Saved....
Great!
In addition to all of Pastor Wolfmueller’s resources he provides on YouTube and the World Wild Bible Class, my favorite lately is listening to the doxology lectures by John Kleinig found here! https://www.johnkleinig.com/doxology-lectures/
Yes! I should remind people of these lectures every few months.
You can find all things Kleinig here: https://johnkleinig.com/
Reading the Psalms with Luther. https://www.cph.org/reading-the-psalms-with-luther
If you have a translation that you prefer over the ESV, it might still be worth the purchase for the Schedule of Psalms for the Daily Office in the back. I made a copy of the pages and use it as a bookmark so I don't have to keep going to the back of the book. My life doesn't allow for reading every 3 hours so I combine Vigils/Lauds, Terce/Sext, and None/Vespers/Compline Psalms together. Sadly, not as faithful as I'd like to be with it. The one summer I faithfully read/prayed really taught me to cherish the psalms and helped me tremendously.
Wednesday what not
Doesn't count. Too irregular.
Agreed!!!
This summer I went traditional route- reading a book you recommend. I have actually read and read it again for in depth analysis. The Hammer Of God. By Bo Giertz
https://www.christianbook.com/the-hammer-of-god/bo-giertz/9780806651309/pd/65130X?utm_source=bing&kw=1241348712202415&mt=b&dv=c&event=PPCSRC&p=1215904&msclkid=0b5d633929e5152d87140799a10f5ec7&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=Dynamic%20Search%20Ads&utm_term=%2Fpd%2F&utm_content=DSA%20detail%20pages
Hey! We're doing this as a congregational book study for the summer! It's been great so far!
I just started reading this on my pastor’s recommendation!
Great book. A vacancy Pastor talked about it in his Lenten sermon series a few years ago and I read it.
Tis is not what you requested and it may be too plitical. However since you are in Austin, what do you think about Condodia seperating from LCMS? To the subject, J. P. Koehler's "Our Position On Scripture" in LOGIA and my friend, Robert Kolb's "Luther's Early Sacramental Piety" in the same issue a good second. Hubert Dellinger
This CTX debacle is a big mess. And about to get bigger at the Synod Convention.
https://dailyboc.substack.com/ - Daily book of Concord. As a catechumen (formerly hyper charismatic) it is helping me discover the depth of Lutheran theolgy.
I love reading the book of concord along with the treasury of daily prayer
'A Brief History of Power'
https://open.spotify.com/show/1GLChPgc0I5pnyfaAskUaE?si=a798a2df07ec473a
Laache's Book of Family Prayer
https://bookstore.blc.edu/laache-book-of-family-prayer.html
Any volume from the Concordia Commentary series.
Anything by Kurt Marquardt.
The narrow Lutheran middle by Daniel Deutschlander. A good reminder of ditches we can easily fall into when we take our eyes and focus off Christ. & my Pastor, Mark Eckert's Revelation Bible study every other Saturday. Very informative
Any book or speech by Pastor and WELS Seminary Prof Daniel Deutschlander is as close to walking on water that we get. He claimed his heavenly mansion last year.
Luther's Small Catechism with annotations by Edward W.A. Koehler. Originally came out in 1946 and was reprinted in 1981.
I got one recently and love it. It is the only Catechism with annotations worth buying.
Chad Bird - 40 minutes in the OT
Chad Bird - Unveiling Mercy