Retired LCMS Pastor..Thank You for this site. We need to follow scripture and the Lutheran Confessions in all things. I'm tired of the Liberals and the so-called Jesus First people.

Menber of Mighty Fortress Lutheran, Anaheim, CA

Great to see that there are those who are God oriented to care about others

Immauel Lutheran Church LCMS, Conover NC is looking for a confessional LCMS Pastor. We are in a position where we are unable to find a conservative interim, please email us.

A very useful and wonderful resource site.

One of the Best, most refreshing websites I've found for the laymen, for resources needed to reaffirm the CFW Walther in the LCMS Church that's is under attack again...keep up the great work....Our LORD'S BLESSING to you all

Dearest Bro.

Thanks for your hard work. It is encouraging for us here in Naperville to continue confessing the faith according to the Scriptures and Lutheran Confessions.

If Herod and Herodias went to John the Baptist confessing Christ, should John the Baptist have retracted his condemnation of the legal (Herod was King and his word Law) divorce and remarriage of Herodias? Or would this be only false repentance and should John have told Herodias to return to Herod's brother Phillip.

Based on the selection of Sermons and Papers it is still very evident that the LCMS is a heterdox body, it was 50 years ago when according to Romans 16:17 our founding conference pastors formed the Concordia Lutheran Conference. Why was there not a major split in 1950 over the heterdox character of the Synod? Because the pastors and laymen in those days thought they could stay in and fight and bring the synod back to it's former orthodox position, instead they were "levened" with false doctrine and never did leave nor did they follow Rom 16:17. My question to all you LCMS pastors is how long will you "stay in and fight"? How long will you ignore Rom 16:17? How long will you ignore I Tim 5:22 ? - I do not make these comments in an arrogant tone but rather in a spirit of thanks to God for delivering our little conference from the heterodoxy of the Missouri Synod. My prayer is that you conservative pastors and laymen will see that after 50 years of heterodoxy the LCMS is not getting better but only worse and that you have the courage to follow Romans 16:17 and and avoid I Tim 5:22. If you can honestly look at I Cor 1:10 and say that the LCMS is in that position then stay in, otherwise why are you still there and how long will stay before you are "leavened" with misbelief? If you seek more information visit www.concordialutheranconf.com. - Phil Martin

All of us at Confess and Teach for Unity (http://www.CAT41.org) thank you for adding us to your 'links' page and look forward to promoting the excellent resources your site provides through the various email news and discussion lists our site provides. May our Lord truly strengthen His people thereby!

I hope many Lutheran churches out there quite giving into the PCness of todays world and turn back to Preach ONLY GOD's WORD!!!! Faith Alone! Grace Alone! Scripture Alone!

Great Information,Keep up the good work.Will there be a representive at symposium 2002?

Greetings to all of my confessional friends out there (former--SL '87).

There is an LCMS church in Galesburg, however we attend Holy Cross in Moline IL (Pastor John Laux) for many reasons which are very sad to us. However, we very much enjoy the confessional worship of Holy Cross and the confessional and Christian integrity of Pastor Laux. We've enjoyed reading the various literature on your site. Had never "signed in" before, just never took the time. Thank you so much for your continued fight for the truth and purity of our Lord.

We need to keep the catholic Faith, true Lutheranism

Thank you for a solidly confessional website. It is my intention to visit often.

I am taking a bible class titled LifeLight

Problems building-danger of losing voter's assembly

I am thankful to God that there are still Bible beliving Lutherans out there. We Baptists have also been the beneficiaries of Martin Luther's mission.

This site is excellent! It's great to be able to find articles that are rooted in scripture. Thanks be to God for the people that put this together!

I enjoy reading the papers that are submitted.

thank you

Very rewarding edifying.

Thank you for interesting and pertinent material.

Exactly what I am looking for- Evangelical Catholicism. I don't think either one has the right interpretation on faith and works related to salvation.

I found this through Paul McCain. Keep up the faithful work.

This is wonderful! Thank you.

Great site...I'm passing it on to the leaders of my church too...RE

Keep up this great site. If you like this you'll also like Reformation Today: http://reformationtoday.tripod.com

Greetings! I like what I'm reading. Thanks for caring!

Useful info. For a similar site, with more essays, see http://www.wls.wels.net/library/essays/Subjects/A/asubind.htm

Heard Klemet Preus on Issues Etc. Good job.

FABULOUS WEB SITE WILL CONSULT FREQUENTLY

I am doing a paper on Luther. Could someone email me and explain to me the difference between the Theology of the Cross and the Theology of Glory

I still sifting through everthing I have just read.

pre-sem CUW

seminarian-vicar

Loved Rev. Klemet Preus' article on the Kent Hunter book. I used it with my elders to study the Church Growth movement.

Very glad to find some Confessional Lutheran resources on the web. My church is one of the few in the area that is not giving into the "Church Growth" heresay.

What a great site! How many of us are left anway? Confessional Lutherans are rare in this Southeastern District!.j

I love Luther's Works; Johann Gerhardt; etc

Are there any recent papers by Kurt Marquart and Gene Veith

Just found your site -Praise God! It is amazing what God is pouring out to His children in this hour. If you have the opportunity, please check out our site http://weedburners.gentle.org. I believe you will find some revelation there. May God bless you in all that you do for His glory!

I just happen to come accross your web site today and was delighted. Last Sunday I heard a sermon in which it was stated that Judes was at first called and saved and that he had lost his salvation. I could not believe what I had heard. I know that I, my wife, my youngest son Joseph, and our two daughters plus our sons-in-laws have been saved by faith in our Lord Jesus Christ and what He had done for us by his death and resuration. John 3:16. I know in my heart and my very spirit that I am the Lord's because He has stated in scripture that I cannot be snatched out of His hand. It is very disturbing when you hear a pastor make such a statment that suggest that you can lose your salvation. How do you best tactfully approach him on that issue without offending him? Sincerely yours in Christ Jesus: John

We are pleased to find this site and join others who labor to preserve the true faith.

I am a foreigner to the states; I was born in Sweden; I don't know much about my religious background, Lutheranism. If you could help me learn, I would be very thankful, my e-mail is fb15f@aol.com. Thankyou for your help as you teach me the helpful knowledge you have already been blessed to receive.

Thank God for this website. I'm sure it will be one of my favorites. Keeping The TRUTH truth is so dear to my hear. I just had my first great grandchild. I pray the Truth is still available when he is 16. We need to remain BOLD, and as the promise we made on our confirmation day, be willing to die for God's Truth. This web site is an encouragement to do so. In Christ Doris Volker

A very important page with essential confessional studies

I am looking for WWII statistics: 1. How many German Lutheran military personnel died in WWII, and how American Lutheran military personnel died in WWII?

We pray to our Lord to continue providing you with His strenght and wisdom to maintain the bonds among all Christians, particularly Lutheran.

Your paper on traducianism is good.

What a wealth of good, solid information!

I wish there was a way to ask questions of the people who write the papers that are listed on your site.

Thank you for your site. I will participate after Easter

we are in the same way. please go to www.luteranos.org and make a contact with us.the Lord bless you.

The information that you have provided, along with Concordia Catechetical Academy, has helped me in my pilgrimage towards Lutheran doctrine and practice. I thank you for helping me to see the richness of Luther's theology of the Cross and paradox. The Scholasticism of the Reformed tradition has often left me confused and hopeless but material like what I have been able to glean from your website is a source of great encouragement and comfort. Keep up the good work in promoting Confessional Lutheranism!

The information that you have provided, along with Concordia Catechetical Academy has helped me in my pilrgimage towards Lutheran doctrine and practice. I thank you for helping me to see the richness of Luther's theology of the Cross and paradox. The Scholasticism of the Reformed tradition has often left me confused and hopeless but material like what I have been able to glean from your website is a source of great encouragement and comfort. Keep up the good work in promoting Confessional Lutheranism!

Thank you for this informative website. It is extremely gratifying to find resources like this on the internet. Keep up the good work !

Thank you. Enjoyed reading a number of the articles.

Did you hear of the elca calif church that wants to ordain an openly gay man!! God have mercy on our Lutheran church!! Thank the Lord for your site! I encourage your stance of biblical authority in this day of corruption.

My e-mail is "LT.DiConti@cnet.navy.mil" or "navychcd@juno.com". I am a confessional Lutheran affiliated with the former Confessional Lutheran Association but now Conservative Lutheran Association. I am a US Navy chaplain currently stationed at Great Lakes Naval Training Center in northern Illinois.

Thank you, there are a few Bible believers yet in the "Lutheranish church of ya gotta believe something, whatever. We need all the strong doctrinal/confessinal help we can get to turn this thing all the way around. The next thing you know we will enter fellowship the the Buddists.

Grace and Peace to all fellow Lutherans!

Thank you for this site. I pray that God will use it to his glory.

I think your articles are clear and convincing. I was hoping for one on the laity's part if proper in the divine service. If there are any elsewhere, please let me know. Also because of the background chosen for the site- it makes for hard reading of the articles.