Pastor Laitinen and Pastor Zarling continue with the study of Revelation. We examine some of the most beautiful – also most terrifying – visions in Revelation. We discuss and apply Revelation 6-10.
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Pastor Laitinen and Pastor Zarling study Paul’s prison letter to the Philippians. The theme of this epistle seems to be: “Rejoice in the Lord always!” (Phil 3:1and 4:4). As Christians, we have good reason to rejoice. We can rejoice in any circumstances, confident of our Savior’s gospel promises. This is so important, it bears repeating. Philippians 4:4 says, “Rejoice in the Lord always! I will say it again: Rejoice!” Listen to learn more.
Next week we begin studying Jesus Christ’s Revelation to St. John.
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Pastor Laitinen and Pastor Zarling finish studying the book of Romans and also study Habbakuk. This week discuss the blessings of working together with those whom we are united in faith and doctrine. We also discuss the importance of remaining divided from those with whom we are not united in faith and doctrine. Listen to learn more.
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Pastor Laitinen and Pastor Zarling dig into Romans 10-14. This week we spend a lot of time examining Romans 13 and the difference between “submit” and “obey” and also “resistance” instead of “rebellion.” There is definite wisdom in finding the balance between Romans 13 and Revelation 13. Listen to learn more.
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Pastor Laitinen and Pastor Zarling discuss Romans 5-9. This week we discuss grace, faith, baptism, the sinful nature, perseverance in the face of suffering, sanctification and the difference between predestination and double predestination. Listen to learn more.
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Pastor Laitinen and Pastor Zarling discuss Nahum 3 and Romans 1-4. This week we explain and discuss the great biblical terms St. Paul uses to describe our salvation in Christ – justification, redemption, grace, atonement, etc. Paul packs a sermon in each term. You’ll want to know what these mean and then share that meaning with others. Listen to learn more.
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Pastor Laitinen and Pastor Zarling discuss 1 Peter 4-5 and 2 Peter 1-3. We discuss whether we are living in an immoral culture or an amoral culture. We also discuss how years ago, there was a puritanical moral society. Now, it seems like it has changed to be a puritanical amoral society. Listen to learn more.
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Pastor Laitinen and Pastor Zarling discuss Micah 6-7 and James 1-3. This week we discuss Moral Therapeutic Deism and how it is so prevalent in America. It has even affected Christians in America. We also discuss controlling the tongue instead of allowing the tongue to control you.
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Pastor Laitinen and Pastor Zarling discuss the last chapters of 2 Corinthians. This week we discuss false preachers, boasting in the Lord, generously sowing our financial gifts, and Paul’s thorn in the flesh. We also discuss the differences of greeting each other with a holy kiss, a handshake or an elbow bump.
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Pastor Laitinen and Pastor Zarling discuss 2 Corinthians. This week we discuss reconciliation with God, God’s Great Exchange, and the treasure of the gospel kept in clay jars. We also discuss camping, how Jesus wasn’t a wimp and the term “Maggot Sack.”
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Pastor Laitinen and Pastor Zarling discuss 2 Corinthians. St. Paul was writing to a very messed up congregation in Corinth. Oftentimes we may find the church we belong to is messed up, too. Learn what Paul has to say to you in your present church.
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Pastor Laitinen and Pastor Zarling discuss Hosea 8-12. We discuss how the vulture was flying over the nation of Israel because they had left the Lord. This was a symbol of their death. We then wondered if the vulture is flying over our nation for the same reason. .
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Pastor Laitinen and Pastor Zarling discuss Hosea 3-7. We discuss the spiritual adultery and idolatry of the nation of Israel and how we see the same sins in our nation today.
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Pastor Laitinen and Pastor Zarling discuss 1 Corinthians 14-16 and Hosea 1-2. We discuss speaking in tongues, the resurrection, offerings, and spiritual adultery.
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Pastor Laitinen and Pastor Zarling study 1 Corinthians 9-13. We spend a lot of time talking about Holy Communion – close and closed communion, the blessings of communion, the warnings of taking communion improperly and the reasons for receiving communion every Sunday.
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Pastor Laitinen and Pastor Zarling examine Galatians 5-6 and 1 Corinthians 1-3. We discuss the yeast of false doctrine, the humility of calling someone to repentance while not being caught in the sin of pride ourselves, the foolishness of the cross and living lives of sanctification. There is some Ant-Man discussion, too. We also discuss the wonderful mystery of fudge-covered Nutter Butters!
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