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05 September 2005
More Lutheran Hurricane Blogging
This is a continuation of A Storm-Tossed Medley, a collection of posts addressing Hurricane Katrina and her aftermath.
As before, posts are alphabetical by blog name.
At The Burr in the Burgh Pastor Scott Stiegemeyer posts his sermon from 4 September, which asks (and answers according to Scripture), Why Do Bad Things Happen to Good People?
In his sermon for Pentecost 16 on Matthew 18, Pastor Cholak of The Crowned Ones contrasts the gracious flood of God's grace at Calvary, and then through Word and sacrament with the damaging floods of this fallen world.
The author of Full Throttle & an Empty Gas Tank says, I got email.... Here we find how he's faring in finding out what's happening to friends who lived in the area of destruction.
Pastor Joe Fremer, The Grateful Christian, comments on The Message of Katrina. It isn't, he reminds us, one of no god, an uncaring god, or a weak god. The true message remains one of Law and Gospel.
Certain things Had to Happen, according to Minister2B at Lutheran Jargon. What these are, you can read for yourself.
Pastor Dave Juhl, the Uneasy Priest likewise shares this past Sunday's sermon for Historic Trinity 15, which includes questions and comments about God's judgment and His mercy.
Again, I invite updates and new posts for listing either by the comment link or through email. ¶ 21:53 |
This is a continuation of A Storm-Tossed Medley, a collection of posts addressing Hurricane Katrina and her aftermath.
As before, posts are alphabetical by blog name.
At The Burr in the Burgh Pastor Scott Stiegemeyer posts his sermon from 4 September, which asks (and answers according to Scripture), Why Do Bad Things Happen to Good People?
In his sermon for Pentecost 16 on Matthew 18, Pastor Cholak of The Crowned Ones contrasts the gracious flood of God's grace at Calvary, and then through Word and sacrament with the damaging floods of this fallen world.
The author of Full Throttle & an Empty Gas Tank says, I got email.... Here we find how he's faring in finding out what's happening to friends who lived in the area of destruction.
Pastor Joe Fremer, The Grateful Christian, comments on The Message of Katrina. It isn't, he reminds us, one of no god, an uncaring god, or a weak god. The true message remains one of Law and Gospel.
Certain things Had to Happen, according to Minister2B at Lutheran Jargon. What these are, you can read for yourself.
Pastor Dave Juhl, the Uneasy Priest likewise shares this past Sunday's sermon for Historic Trinity 15, which includes questions and comments about God's judgment and His mercy.
Again, I invite updates and new posts for listing either by the comment link or through email. ¶ 21:53 |
