Rev. Dr. Matthew Richard’s Podcast
Religion & Spirituality:Christianity
Original Air Date: February 17th of 2024
In Luke 7, the sinful woman was forgiven by faith and her works flowed by His grace. It is clear that we are unable to fulfill the Law and all fall short of His glory. Our disposition is completely broken and as we receive a clear conscience through forgiveness by the blood of Christ, works of love naturally spring up by the Holy Spirit’s help (Galatians 5:22-23). We are reminded that a good tree bears good fruit. For Christ’s sake, we are made a good tree, and our good God bears good fruit for the sake of love for others. “Awake, O sleeper, rise from death, And Christ shall give you light; So learn His love, its length and breadth, its fullness, depth, and height.” LSB #697, st. 1
Rev. Dr. Matthew Richard, pastor of St. Paul Lutheran Church in Minot, ND joins Rev. Brady Finnern to confess the truth of good works.
He Replaces Fear With Faith
When Sources Of Power Fail, The Redeemer Still Lives
Jesus Is Bigger Than Your Death Because He Is Bigger Than The Tomb
Christ Does An Old Thing - Not A New Thing
Where Do We Direct Our Hosanna Cries?
When We Don’t Like The Words Of Jesus
When Things Are Never Good Enough?
Why Insults & Public Opinion Do Not Matter For The Christian
Either Satan’s Way Or Jesus’ Way, But No Middle Ground
Half-Baked Apologies And The Repentance Games We Play
The Need To Sanitize Misery
Is Your Church At Ease or Militant?
Grumbling Equality?
You, Who Have Ears, Get Busy With Your Hands And Feet?
Fear: Not A Virtue But The Enemy Of Faith
And Just Like That, Carolyn Will Be Let Loose From The Grave
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The Misguided Attraction To Spiritual Signs
A Violent Baptism?
Responding To The Robbery Of Death
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