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Blood & Bone

Author: Connor Longaphie

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Blood & Bone is a podcast that brings church history to life from the Confessional Lutheran perspective. In our adventures, we'll cover the Lutheran reformation, Scholasticism, arrival in the Americas, and modern Lutheran history in no particular order, with maximum accuracy and enthusiasm. Grab a drink or snack and join us as we get to the fleshy core of what it means to be one body with the church of the past. This podcast is brought to you by Transcendent Truth Media.

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Lutheran Liturgics and Identity
In this episode, Pastors Roland Weisbrot & Connor Longaphie discuss Liturgical Theology of the Epiclesis and its impact on Theology Proper, Christology, & Soteriology
Over the years, children's ministry in the church, from Sunday school to "VBS" to summer camp, has been used as an evangelistic tool for outreach into the broader community rather than a means of catechizing the baptized. In this episode, Pastors Roland Weisbrot & Connor Longaphie ask if this is faithful to our confession, and whether there might be a better way to approach our ministry to the young
In this episode, Pr. Roland and Pr. Connor discuss the question of Ecclesiastical Polity within the modern Lutheran Church and with three options as seen in North America. That of canonical Episcopal polity, soft/nominal episcopal polity, congregational and lay-led polity, and presbyerial/synodical polity. Included in this conversation are the starting point of the conversation, the source of revelation and consideration, the offices of the church, the centralization of power, and fears of mishandling and misuse Examples of Lutheran synods discussed include the ELCiC and ELCA, CALC and LCMC, NALC, and LCC, LCMS, and WELS. In which ways are these similar? In which ways are they different?
A lot of people ask the question of whether or not popular "apologetics" are effective or not. But are they even orthodox? The Pastors discuss.
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