Episodes

Buildings. Buildings? Yes, we are discussing the types of Church Buildings and it is more fun then you may first assume. From Chapels to Cathedrals, why do we have these names for different types of Church Buildings? Find out with Pastor Warr and Pastor Alvarez or something.

Pastor Alvarez rides solo once again to interview Jonathan, layman and Kuster for St Mary’s, to discuss prayer in this follow-up to our Rogation episode.

This week, we are raptured to St. Patrick Lutheran Church in Chipley FL during their Sunday Morning Bible Class to discuss the errors of Dispensationalism.

On this Episode, Pastors Warr and Alvarez examine the Athanasian Creed in Preparation for Trinity Sunday!

Today we discuss Rogationtide. What is it? Why is it? When is it? And what are the connection between Rogation Days and Prayer? This one is for all you Lutheran Trads out there to pick up on this observation of Rogation.

Since the topic has come back, like a drunken old hag that won’t leave you alone, Pastors Warr and Alvarez have invited Pastor Joshua Sullivan to slay the beast of ONLINE COMMUNION once and for all!! No Synodical Statements or Lengthy “recommendations” required. Just a plain reading of Scripture and the Confessions and a call to Repentance to all who think this practice is valid.

All clips used fall under fair use and are for critique and parody. Seriously, why else would we use that stuff? You laughed at it, don’t lie. Bet it scared you too. Confusion and disorientation is transformative, ie fair use.

This week, Pastor Warr becomes the guest as Pastor Alvarez grills him on the juicy details of the papers and presentations at the 2021 Colloquium of the Evangelical Lutheran Diocese of North America.

For anyone who wants to watch the presentations from this year’s Colloquium, go to

https://www.facebook.com/TheELDoNA/

DESCRIPTION COMING SOON

Pastors Warr and Alvarez discuss images in the Church and if this is a form of idolatry or having a graven image. From there, the conversation transitions to Passiontide and the veiling of images during the final weeks of the Lenten season.