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Latest Episodes
Summer Series, 2
Pr Bruss and Kerns examine the Epitome of the Formula of Concord. They discuss Article 1. Original Sin
Loose Ends
Pr Bruss and Pr Kerns listen to and talk about L-A-D-Y Pastors which seem to be all the rage these days. We listen to a yahoo who wants the events of Acts to continue today, and we round off the show with a Roman Catholic dissin’ on Luther. Enjoy.
Objective Truth vs. Subjective “Truth”
When in doubt, only accept the objective–because you cannot trust what comes from your reason, your heart or your fickle feelings. Nor can you accept the subjective meanderings of your preacher. If your preacher says,
How Do You Like Your Baptism? Wet or Dry?
Another Sacramentarian minimizing Holy (Wet) Baptism. Everything’s “spiritual” to these folks. Listen to Pr. Bruss and Pr. Kerns as we give Andrew Farley a listen.
Abusing the Bible
God gives gifts. We sin when we abuse those gifts. What about when preachers abuse the Bible in their preaching? There are endless examples of this abuse. Pr. Bruss and Kerns listen to a handful which make the point.
E-skat-ology
How does the American Evangelical view the End Times? Well kids, it’s convoluted. Bust out your charts and graphs and listen along with Pr. Bruss and Pr. Kerns. The simple truth of Scripture is better.
Obtaining the Lutheran Mind
In this episode, Pr. Ockree and Pr. Kerns discuss the first table of the Law–Commandments 1, 2 and 3 with their explanations.
Mixed Bag of Turd Biscuits
On this episode Pr. Bruss and Pr. Kerns listen to three different things: 2 sermon segments and 1 Christian call-in show that Pr. Kerns heard this week.
Blair’s Prayer vs. the Lord’s Prayer
American Evangelicals believe the prayer the Lord Jesus gave us to pray is nothing more than an outline or a blueprint. Pr. Kerns and Pr. Ross listen to guest preacher Matt Blair giving his best performance on the subject of prayer.