Jesus feeds 5,000 plus in the green grass beside the still waters. With this feast, Jesus shows himself to be the Shepherd of sheep who have none. He shepherds his people by leading them with his voice from water to bread. And so we pass through the valley of the shadow of death from baptism to Eucharist, and find refuge in the green pastures of the church.
This is a sermon preached on the Eighth Sunday after Pentecost.

Jesus feeds 5,000 plus in the green grass beside the still waters. With this feast, Jesus shows himself to be the Shepherd of sheep who have none. He shepherds his people by leading them with his voice from water to bread. And so we pass through the valley of the shadow of death from baptism to Eucharist, and find refuge in the green pastures of the church. This is a sermon preached on the Eighth Sunday after Pentecost.

Jesus feeds 5,000 plus in the green grass beside the still waters. With this feast, Jesus shows himself to be the Shepherd of sheep who have none. He shepherds his people by leading them with his voice from water to bread. And so we pass through the valley of the shadow of death from baptism to Eucharist, and find refuge in the green pastures of the church.
This is a sermon preached on the Eighth Sunday after Pentecost.&nbsp;

From Water to Bread (Mark 6:30–44)

So it happened that while I slept or while I drank a glass of Wittenberg beer with my friend Philip and with Amsdorf, the papacy was weakened as it never was before by the action of any prince or emperor. I have done nothing; the Word has done and accomplished everything.… I let the Word do its work!” -Martin Luther

Here you will find a pairing a genuine Lutheran theology with occasional thoughts on what Luther called "the best drink known to man."

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So it happened that while I slept or while I drank a glass of Wittenberg beer with my friend Philip and with Amsdorf, the papacy was weakened as it never was before by the action of any prince or emperor. I have done nothing; the Word has done and accomplished everything.… I let the Word do its work!” -Martin Luther Here you will find a pairing a genuine Lutheran theology with occasional thoughts on what Luther called "the best drink known to man."

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From Water to Bread (Mark 6:30–44)

From Water to Bread (Mark 6:30–44)