Twice the Lutheran

Find Your True Dignity Here!

Season 2 is officially underway! We venture in to making our confession of faith in stating clearly what it is that we believe. And what we believe brings the highest dignity on human beings. How so? Tune in and find out! 

What is God Like...and Why Does it Matter?

Back on the pod...waves? Casts? Whatever. In this episode, we'll finish up our discussion on the Trinity by talking about what God is like and how that can be either terrifying or comforting. 

Christ is Risen! He is Risen Indeed!

A quick Easter greeting from me to you. 

A Pity Party, or Truly Sorry?

Let's talk about the final difference between the law and the gospel. In some ways, this is where proverbial rubber meets the road. Also, let's learn about a church-word describing God! 

Do, Don't Do, Done.

Is this the most Lutheran episode yet? Probably not, actually. In this episode, we'll learn about a critically important distinction! Join the fun! 

God's Blessings and God's Curses. Which Path Will You Take?

With the Ten Commandments in the bag, it's time to put a bow on top. In this episode we'll get the conclusion to the ten commandments and hear our call to action - our call to follow! 

There is a War Inside Each of Us. Who Will Win?

In this episode we finish the commandments! We'll talk about the antidote to coveting and get an introduction to the conclusion of the commandments. 

Is It Okay to Want Things?

You can have it all! Or can you? In this episode we'll examine what the 9th and 10th commandments have to say about what goes on in our hearts. 

This Makes Life Worth Living.

We're talking about relationships under the 8th commandment. Learn the building blocks of what makes a relationship deep and meaningful, and what might get in the way of that happening. 

Your Reputation Precedes You. Is That a Good Thing?

Forgive me for backtracking a bit into the 7th commandment for some final comments. Let's venture into the territory of the 8th commandment and learn how our words and reputation can either be a blessing or a curse.