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We talk about sin a lot as Lutherans. But that’s so we can get to talking about forgiveness. Not forgiveness in theory, but actual forgiving of sins. Forgiveness isn’t really forgiveness if there are strings attached, hoops to jump through, or any conditions placed on it. It’s actually scarier (to the Old Adam, at least) that way.
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This week on HT-Radio, Pr. Borgahrdt is joined by Stan Lemon. They answer some follow up questions from last episode, they talk about the Presidential Candidates, talk some football and Higher Things.
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Repentance is not something we work up in ourselves to show that we deserve forgiveness. And it’s not a free ticket to go ahead and sin some more. It’s about the Holy Spirit turning us around – turning us from sinful navel-gazing to life in Christ.
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It’s easy to talk about sins as the big, law-breaking things we know we shouldn’t do. But it goes so much deeper than that. The more we look to Christ, the more we realize how sinful we truly are and how much we desperately need the forgiveness He won for us by His death on the cross.
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This week on HT-Radio, Pr. Borghardt is joined by Higher Things Technology Executive, Stan Lemon. They talk about everything from Apple to Superheroes, Football to Kentucky Clerk, Kim Davis. Listen in as we dare to be Lutheran and have a blast while doing it.
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Saints aren’t made by Christians trying to live heroic examples of faith (a violent martyr’s death helps) but by God speaking His word of absolution to a person, forgiving sins and making a believer holy and saint-ified in Christ Jesus.
