At the end of the Lord's Prayer, you hear the promise of the resurrection rumbling through the whole thing. Finally, the door of the mighty fortress is going to open and the Prince of Peace will step forward! The Ringside Preachers join John T. Pless at Concordia Theological Seminary, Fort Wayne to remember and honor the great theologian Jim Nestingen.

 

Topics:

1. God does not leave you without a preacher!
2. Deliver us from Every Evil, even death
3. Praying the Lord’s Prayer as Luther did
4. Legacy of Handing over the Goods
5. Reflections on the life and theology of Jim Nestingen
6. Pietism and Antinomianism
7. God is doing something through the preached Word

 

Guest:

John T. Pless

Assistant professor of Pastoral Ministry and Missions at Concordia Theological Seminary, Fort Wayne. 

 

Thank you: 

Concordia Theological Seminary, Fort Wayne

1517.org 

Grace Lutheran Ventura

St. James Lutheran, Chicago

 

Music:

Joel A. Hess (Willing Virginia) - “I See a Light “

Dead Horse One - I love my man

 

Other stuff:

Martin Luther A Life,  James A. Nestingen 

Luther, Thrivent

The Faith We Hold, Nestingen

Free to Be, Nestingen and Forde

The Necessary Distinction: A Continuing Conversation on Law and Gospel, James Nestingen and John T. Pless

Luther’s Annotated Catechism with Contemporary Applications, The Theology of the Cross in the Lord's Prayer, James Nestingen

Letter to Peter the Barber, A Simple Way to Pray, Martin Luther

Praying Luther's Small Catechism, John T. Pless