"The Gospel should predominate" & "Sermons shouldn't end on Law"

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The Didymus Podcast

Joseph Schlie

19 episodes

5 days ago

The Didymus Podcast features thoughtful and engaging conversations between two Lutheran pastors who also happen to be twin brothers. Grounded in Scripture and the Lutheran Confessions they explore a wide range of theological topics with clarity and depth. Whether you're a lifelong Lutheran or simply curious about confessional Lutheranism, The Didymus Podcast invites you into a dialogue that is both faithful and accessible—rooted in truth and shared between brothers.

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"The Gospel should predominate" & "Sermons shouldn't end on Law"

The Didymus Podcast

46 minutes 36 seconds

3 months ago

"The Gospel should predominate" & "Sermons shouldn't end on Law"

The following is a repost of an episode aired on "Christendom and the World". See the link below. In this episode, the Rev. Schlies sit down with Rev. Andrew Preus to discuss the cliche that "The Gospel should predominate in sermons" and "Sermons shouldn't end on the Law". What did C.F.W Walther really mean in Thesis XXV of his lectures on Law and Gospel? How should we think about the form of a sermon?

https://christiannewsmo.libsyn.com/the-schlie-brothers-digging-deeper-than-the-clichs-round-2