Muench's Musings
This is a repository for my musings and notes on my reading, shared here in case they might be thought-provoking for you. If so, feel free to come along for the ride!
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Render to Caesar; Render to God
I intended to read C. F. W. Walther’s Gospel sermons throughout this church year. (My notes on his sermon on the Wedding at Cana can be found here.) Although I haven’t read them as consistently as I had intended, I did read his sermon for t...
“For Glory and for Beauty”
Rev. Dr. Richard Stuckwisch was the keynote speaker at our fall pastors conference a couple weeks ago, on the topic “The Liturgy of the Gospel and the Worship of Faith.” It was a wonderful presentation, and happily, his recent interview for...
IVF, Cyril of Alexandria, Marital Intimacy, & Organ Donation
Today’s post collects notes and quotes from four short pieces I read recently.
1. IVF and the Need for Biblical Clarity
Emma Waters recently published a helpful piece for WORLD Opinions: “It’s time for biblical clarity: Christians are...
Lutheran Theology in Patristic Tradition
It is a basic Lutheran claim that our churches teach nothing new, but only the pure doctrine, drawn from Holy Scripture, that has been believed and confessed by the Christian church throughout the ages. For example, the Augsburg Confession...
A Scriptural Argument for the Perpetual Virginity of Mary
The Semper Virgo (SV) has become a matter of Perpetual debate among Lutherans. Did the Blessed Virgin Mary remain a virgin throughout her life, or did she consummate her marriage with Joseph and have other children after Jesus was born? I d...
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Husband, father, and pastor of Trinity Evangelical Lutheran (LCMS) in Nokomis, IL. I love growing vegetables, making salsa, reading, and baseball.
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