Martin Luther wrote a commentary intended for preachers called a Postil. He examined the Epistle and Gospel reading for each week in the one-year lectionary series. This episode of Grace on Tap featur

Mike Yagley and Evan Gaertner discuss Martin Luthers Gospel study for the Second Sunday in Advent. The Gospel lesson studied is Luke 21:25-33. How do we look ahead with hope and confidence to the Las

Mike Yagley and Evan Gaertner explore Dr. Martin Luthers Winter Postil Second Sunday in Advent Gospel (Part 1) Grace on Tap, is a podcast that delves into the heart of Reformation theology, parti

In this edition, Evan Gaertner and Mike Yagley delve into the fourth part of their series on Martin Luthers Postil, where they explore Luthers sermon on the Gospel reading for the First Sunday in

In this episode of the Grace on Tap podcast, the Mike Yagley and Evan Gaertner continue their series on Martin Luthers Postil, a collection of text commentaries he gave on the Bible readings thro

Evan Gaertner and Mike Yagley continue a discussion on Dr. Martin Luthers Church Postil commentary on the Gospel lesson for the First Sunday of Advent The Palm Sunday entrance of Jesus into Jerusal

Mike Yagley and Evan Gaertner discuss Dr. Martin Luthers verse by verse commentary in his Church Postil. A postil is a commentary that is published to help preachers. Episodes 68-71 cover the materia

Mike Yagley and Evan Gaertner discuss Dr. Martin Luthers sermon commentary on the Epistle Lesson for the First Sunday in Advent. This commentary is found in Luthers Works Volume 75, Church Postil I.

Dr. Martin Luther collected sermons for the one year lectionary into a publication called a Postil. The sermons were originally published as an aide for pastors in preparing their own sermons. The ser

In 1521, Luther published his commentary to the Magnificat found in Luke 1:46-55. This commentary was written for the narrow audience of Prince John Frederick and for the wider audience of all people