Law and Gospel The Lutheran Perspective with Pastor Bryan Wolfmueller

[@TheCompleteSinnersGuide]

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[@MrGassemann]

Good talk. A lot of fun listening to your conversation with pastor Wolfmueller.

[@TheCompleteSinnersGuide]

Amen! Thank you brother!

[@judithtaylor6713]

Thank you for this great discussion. I appreciated your openness and the sweet spirit these things can be explored in. With my background in seventh-day sabbatarianism, Pastor Wolfmueller’s comment that this belief is rubbish was particularly confirming. Understanding law and gospel has opened up the scriptures to me so marvellously. I can feel full assurance and give God all the glory. God be praised. Thank you again for your heartfelt ministry.

[@TheCompleteSinnersGuide]

Amen and thank you so much for the kind words! Stick around...we are just getting started!

[@joshuadavidson7985]

Sad face for not being able to join, but happy face for the end product. Great talk fellas.

[@TheCompleteSinnersGuide]

We missed ya buddy BUT Bryan did say he would be down for another discussion! We will have to get to work on that bro and then ya'll can chat together again!!!

[@Ben_Hedlund]

On the discussion on “believe in Jesus” around 1:00:00. : My pastor has often used the dichotomy of “head knowledge” versus “heart knowledge.” I think i’ve always understood what he meant, but the framework was always a little unsatisfying. I’ve recently discovered that the Lutherans talked about this dichotomy more in terms of historical knowledge of the facts versus saving faith which actually recognizes and wants the forgiveness that is connected with Jesus. So it seems less about head vs. heart, but more like “Who are you with respect to Jesus, and what do you want from him?”

[@Quake1983]

Why is it you guys contradict scripture? Salvation and sonship to God are not the same and never have been. You guys confuse EVERYONE because you treat salvation and sonship to God as the same thing.