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Sep 23, 2026
Jordan CooperSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Now, some of her predictions do seem to have come true, several of those predictions.
Jordan CooperSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
She also claimed that God revealed to her that the Book of Concord was true, the Lutheran confessions.
Jordan CooperSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And so if she really made prophecies and these really came to pass, that this is something miraculous, well, this is a validation, therefore, of her claims about the validity of the Book of Concord.
Trent HornHOST
But like the Whishart prophecies, these are also vague enough to be mere chance guesses, or when they are specific, there isn't manuscript evidence to support that she actually made them.
Trent HornHOST
But there is good evidence Poniatowska made prophecies that failed, like that Frederick V would return to the throne, which never happened.
Matthew DurantGUEST
She was there even before Christ was born because the angel comes there and says, you will bear in your womb, the son of God, but she's not even considered.
Joseph SchleeHOST
And then they use Augsburg Confession and the power and primacy of the Pope to talk about how the Lutheran confessions also support this.
Joseph SchleeHOST
I was like, you guys are nuts.
Joseph SchleeHOST
Like there's no way that Luther,
Will WeedonHOST
But with confession, there also needs to be a turning away from the sin itself, lest forgiveness be interpreted as amnesty for persisting in rebellion.
Will WeedonHOST
As the formula of Concord in the Lutheran Book of Concord says so very well about repentance, strictly speaking, But in this passage and elsewhere, when repentance and faith in Christ or repentance and forgiveness of sins are mentioned as distinct, to repent means nothing other than to truly acknowledge sins, to be heartily sorry for them, and to stop doing them.
Will WeedonHOST
May God give us the grace then, not merely to acknowledge our sins and regret them, but also to amend our lives by the power of his spirit to desist from those sins.
Will WeedonHOST
That's where we're going to have to hit the pause button for today.
Peter C. BenderHOST
See, that's how faith in Jesus thinks.
Peter C. BenderHOST
in the formula of Concord in the Lutheran Confessions.
Peter C. BenderHOST
There's this fantastic quote from Luther, oh faith is a busy and active thing.
Peter C. BenderHOST
And that's what we're talking about here.
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Peter C. BenderHOST
For Andrew Gelbach, Katie Banasik, Tabitha Daleiden, Samantha Bender, Ken Dumkey, Penelope Gelbach, Aubrey Hoffman, Randy Kirk, Angela Volkortsen, Lucas Dubnicka, Anna Hahn, Ethan Krueger, Timothy Furking, Richard Gallagher, Sherry Prowatzki, Ben Banasik, and August Christofferson on the anniversaries of their baptism, that they might abide in the love of Christ and be faithful in their vocations.
Peter C. BenderHOST
Let us pray to the Lord.
Peter C. BenderHOST
For Matthew, our synod president, Nathan, our district president, and all newly installed officers and board and commission members of the Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod, that they would be diligent in their calling and serve faithfully according to the Holy Scriptures and the Lutheran confessions.
Peter C. BenderHOST
Let us pray to the Lord.
Peter C. BenderHOST
This is the outline of some material that will be, uh, published in a second edition of The Lutheran Day School, uh, that will come out sometime after this, uh, study is, is completed so that every family in the congregation can have one.
Peter C. BenderHOST
Why are we doing this? In the first Lutheran Day School report, the assertion was made in the theological foundation that everything the church, everything a Christian congregation does, must in some way be rooted and grounded in the word of God, and for us as Lutherans, in the Lutheran Confessions.
Peter C. BenderHOST
If we can't find justification for what we do there, then maybe it can still be done, but it is certainly of a far lesser priority.
Peter C. BenderHOST
We would argue that Peace Lutheran Academy is not of a lesser, uh, importance, but central to the mercy work of our congregation.
Peter C. BenderHOST
Already there you've got two of the three estates.
Peter C. BenderHOST
The third section, Article 20 On Good Works, which flow out of Christians who are believers in Jesus and part of the church, and such good works direct us to civil government and society at large, and to the family in particular.
Peter C. BenderHOST
And then on the next page, not from the Augsburg Confession, but from the Large Catechism, The Fourth Commandment, Honor Your Father and Your Mother, the estate of the family is particularly articulated, uh, from the Lutheran Confessions, out of which then the estate of s- of, um, civil government also is derived.
Peter C. BenderHOST
So I take you back to the Augsburg Confession on the first page, and then we have some bullet observations there on the basis of that text.
Peter C. BenderHOST
See, that's how faith in Jesus thinks.
Peter C. BenderHOST
in the formula of Concord in the Lutheran Confessions.
Peter C. BenderHOST
There's this fantastic quote from Luther, oh, faith is a busy and active thing.
Peter C. BenderHOST
And that's what we're talking about here.
RyanHOST
We'll do viewer chats as well coming up and a question time.
RyanHOST
But this question, what do you make of Lutheranism claiming salvation by grace through faith, but also affirming baptismal regeneration? Yeah, they say faith alone under Lutheranism, but then they don't really hold to faith alone by the fact that they say that if you look at the Book of Concord, Article 9, which is one of their documents that they hold to.
RyanHOST
They say that baptism is necessary for salvation.
RyanHOST
What? How can you say baptism is necessary for salvation if you hold to faith alone? Faith alone means faith is the only means of receiving justification.
JonathanHOST
He also talks about the openness of spiritual gifts and the Calvary Chapel approach to pastoral leadership.
JonathanHOST
It is not a formal confession like my own Book of Concord or the Presbyterian Westminster Standards.
JonathanHOST
It is more like a family document.
JonathanHOST
It explains the instincts of the movement and what he was seeing and what he wanted to have others know about the movement.
Peter C. BenderHOST
So that's starting next Sunday.
Peter C. BenderHOST
And then if you have not, uh, ordered or secured in some way, uh, the Augsburg Confession or the Concordia of the Lutheran Confessions, please see the table in the narthex to do that.
Peter C. BenderHOST
That's in preparation for the expanded Didache, uh, which will begin on Sunday, October 11th.
Peter C. BenderHOST
All right.
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Peter C. BenderHOST
Okay.
Peter C. BenderHOST
Well, next week we'll begin our, uh, study of the three estates for three weeks.
Peter C. BenderHOST
If you have not already signed up for, uh, obtaining, uh, Concordia, The Lutheran Confessions in some way, shape, manner, form, please do so.
Peter C. BenderHOST
And if anybody wants to come and haul brush or ha- operate a chainsaw or a shovel this afternoon, you're welcome to show up at my house at 2:00.
Caleb KeithHOST
There's a new one that I'm starting with Daniel Price and my father, Scott Keith, and it's called 25 Minutes in History.
Caleb KeithHOST
the Lutheran Confessions.
Caleb KeithHOST
We're taking a formula that 1517 has done for a while, which is we have 40 minutes in the Old Testament and 30 minutes in the New Testament.
Caleb KeithHOST
The names explain the concept of the podcast, and we're now doing basically the same thing with the Lutheran Confessions, starting with the Augsburg Confession.
Caleb KeithHOST
historical introduction, and then we're going topic by topic through the Lutheran Confessions.
Caleb KeithHOST
You can subscribe to that show now on your favorite podcasting apps.
Caleb KeithHOST
There's at least a trailer there, and then once the first episode is out, you will be able to listen to the show.
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