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Tag: Reformation

  • Reformation For All

    Reformation For All

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    Rev. Craig Ross
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    New Day Sermon Reformation Sunday Lutherans have often celebrated Reformation Sunday as an “in-house” glorification of the blessings of the Lutheran perspective. Now, in a rapidly changing world with expanded horizons, how do we live and witness as Lutheran Christians in a pluralistic human community. Join our New Day community in our engagement of the…

  • Memes, Mistakes, and Martin Luther

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    Church office
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    New Day Sermon Reformation Sunday Memes are a good way of telling stories…so here’s a few to tell the story of sin, salvation, and God’s hope for you.

  • Saints that are Human

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    Rev. Craig Ross
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         EMAIL DEVOTIONAL      week of Pentecost 24 I spent an hour and a half today with ten church members gathered for a Book Club discussion of the book Martin Luther, written by our American Lutheran historian Martin Marty.  It was a fascinating discussion as we marveled at the courage of a simple monk…

  • Reform in an Age of Reformation

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    Rev. Craig Ross
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    New Day Sermon REFORMATION SUNDAY How do we continue the process of reforming the Church in a world that changes faster than we do at times.  Has our calling changed, or are we facing different challenges?

  • Rise: Remember Well the Future

    Rise: Remember Well the Future

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    Dr. Adam Lefever Hughes
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    I write this having come to the end of a fulfilling week in Minneapolis, MN at the 2017 National Conference of the Association of Lutheran Church Musicians. We have gathered together as a group of people who care deeply about leading people in proclaiming the gospel of Jesus Christ through song. There have been opportunities…

  • Reformation was Luther’s Amen

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    Church office
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    New Day Sermon Reformation We remember Martin Luther today. He had a great way of taking a lot of theological ideas and putting them to song (sometimes grabbing a tune that was well known to the crowd). So how does one preach this Reformation Sunday? Maybe by taking a note from good ol’ Marty himself…