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  1. Rod Rosenbladt
    Rod Rosenbladt
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    05/31/22

    My hand has been causing me to sin lately. Should I cut it off?

  2. Ted Rosenbladt
    Ted Rosenbladt
    3 mins read
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    05/10/22

    How does the cross work?

  3. Ted Rosenbladt
    Ted Rosenbladt
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    04/18/22

    Is Jesus truly raised from the dead or is it a fairytale?

  4. Ted Rosenbladt
    Ted Rosenbladt
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    04/11/22

    What is the most important thing we learn about atonement from the Scriptures?

  5. Rod Rosenbladt
    Rod Rosenbladt
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    04/04/22

    How can I be assured of my salvation now if only ‘he who endures to the end shall be saved’?

  6. Ted Rosenbladt
    Ted Rosenbladt
    2 mins read
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    02/07/22

    What is the Lutheran position on discipleship?

  7. Rod Rosenbladt
    Rod Rosenbladt
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    01/24/22

    Is the Great Commission central in Lutheranism, and if so what does a disciple look like?

  8. Ted Rosenbladt
    Ted Rosenbladt
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    01/10/22

    It’s presently Epiphany on the church calendar. Why is it considered the apologist’s Sunday of the year?

  9. Rod Rosenbladt
    Rod Rosenbladt
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    12/06/21

    I looked back after setting my hand to the plow. Am I done for?

  10. Rod Rosenbladt
    Rod Rosenbladt
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    11/08/21

    There’s something I can’t seem to give up to God. Do I have to walk away sad like the rich young ruler?

  11. Caleb Keith
    Caleb Keith
    2 mins read
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    05/01/18

    Martin Chemnitz: The Two Natures in Christ

    The Thinking Fellows dive into Dr. Rosenbladt's outline on Matin Chemnitz's Two Natures in Christ. As such, this episode covers the importance of Christology and why it is worth studying even if you are not academic.
  12. Caleb Keith
    Caleb Keith
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    04/03/18

    The Resurrection of Christ

    The Resurrection of Christ is the central matter of the Christian faith.
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