Listen in as Pastors Hull and Fenker start to wind down talking about Sola Scriptura (Scripture Alone). If Scripture Alone is sufficient, and it is, why then do you have a pastor who preaches to you?
Listen in as Pastors Hull and Fenker continue to talk about Sola Scriptura (Scripture Alone). They talk about the clarity of Scripture and discuss if Scripture is clear, why we have Bible Studies and Bible Commentaries.
Listen in as Pastors Hull and Fenker take up their next discussion on Sola Scriptura (Scripture Alone). They talk about how we think about the Old Testament a lot like a bad guy named Marcion who didn’t like the Old Testament and cut it out of the Bible.
Listen in as Pastors Hull and Fenker take up their first episode on Sola Scriptura (Scripture Alone), and you’ll also find out what happens when one of them is lacking in the internet department. It’s all fun times in the Black Cloister.
Listen in as Pastors Hull and Fenker continue their discussion on the Solas of the Reformation. Today they’re talking about Sola Fide—that faith (trust) alone grasps hold of Jesus and His salvation.
Listen in as Pastors Hull and Fenker continue their discussion on the Solas of the Reformation. Today they’re talking about Sola Gratia—that Christ saves us “by His favor alone.”
Listen in as Pastors Hull and Fenker, together again after an unintended break, discuss Free Will. They talk about Theses 13–15 of Luther’s Heidelberg Disputation of 1518 and Luther’s Bondage of the Will of 1525.
Happy Reformation! Listen in as Pastor Fenker talks about Luther’s Theses—the Heidelberg Theses, that is! While Luther’s 95 Theses in some way mark the start of the Reformation, Luther’s Heidelberg Disputation marks the start of him confessing his scriptural theology that would continue to confess the rest of his life.
Join Pastors Hull and Fenker as they finish up there discussion of Christ alone. As Lutherans we often add our knowledge and right answers to Christ alone. When we think about the Last Day (Judgment Day) or our last day (when we die), our works, feelings, and knowledge come back to haunt us, and we start to doubt that it’s Christ alone. Join Pastors Fenker and Hull as they talk about these issues.
Christ alone. Not works. Not feelings. Our only Savior is Jesus. That’s what Solus Christus (Christ Alone) is all about. Listen in as Pastors Hull and Fenker take up this topic.
