Tag Archives: Martin Luther

Sunday Invocavit (First Sunday in Lent)

Posted on February 13, 2016 by Wilhelm Weber

Watchword for this first week in Lent: For this purpose the Son of God was manifested, that he might destroy the works of the devil. (1.John 3:8b) Psalm of this week: „He that dwelleth in the secret place of the … Continue reading →

Posted in Lent, Uncategorized | Tagged A mighty fortress, desert, Devil, Gn3:1-19, Gnadenthron, Hb4:14-16, Invocavit, Lent, Martin Luther, Mt4:1-11, paradise, temptation, TLH262 | Leave a comment

Christ unser Herr zum Jordan kam

Posted on January 9, 2016 by Wilhelm Weber

Christ unser Herr zum Jordan kam nach seines Vater willen, Von S. Johans die Tauffe nam, Sein werck und ampt zurfüllen. Da wolt er stifften uns ein Bad, Zu waschen uns von sünden, Erseuffen auch den bittern Tod Durch sein … Continue reading →

Posted in Epiphany, Lieder | Tagged Blut, Geist, Jordan, Ketzer, Leben, Martin Luther, Taufe, Wort, Wunden | Leave a comment

SELK-INFO: “Martin Luther- Friedensbringer oder Unruhestifter?”

Posted on April 22, 2015 by Wilhelm Weber

“Martin Luther- Friedensbringer oder Unruhestifter?” SELK: 18. Brunsbrocker Abend Kirchlinteln-Brunsbrock, 21.4.2015 – selk – Im Hinblick auf das Reformationsgedenken im Jahr 2017 war am 14. April Prof. Dr. Christoph Barnbrock, Dozent an der Lutherischen Theologischen Hochschule Oberursel der Selbständigen Evangelisch-Lutherischen … Continue reading →

Posted in Lutheran World | Tagged Bauerkrieg, Brunsbrock, Frieden, LTH Oberursel, Martin Luther, Prof. Dr. Christoph Martens, Reformation, Unruhe | Leave a comment

Herrenhuter readings for Wednesday, the 14th January 2015

Posted on January 14, 2015 by Wilhelm Weber

Speak, LORD; for thy servant heareth. (1Sa 3:9 KJV) And a certain woman named Lydia, a seller of purple, of the city of Thyatira, which worshipped God, heard us: whose heart the Lord opened, that she attended unto the things … Continue reading →

Posted in Losung and Lehrtext | Tagged 1 Sa 3:9, Acts 16:14, CA XVIII, De homine, Franzmann, Free Will, Hear, Heart, Lutheran, Lydia, Martin Luther, open, Speak, St. Paul, Worship | Leave a comment

Christmas greetings from LTS

Posted on December 18, 2014 by Wilhelm Weber

The Lutheran Theological Seminary in Tshwane (Pretoria, South Africa) thanks all its friends and supporters of the past year and wishes them all a very blessed Christmas + prosperous new year 2015: 2014 Christmas

Posted in LTS in Tshwane | Tagged blessings, Christmas, Greetings, LTS in Tshwane, Martin Luther, peace, Support | Leave a comment

Herrenhuter readings for Friday, the 21st November 2014

Posted on November 21, 2014 by Wilhelm Weber

Then Daniel said, “My God sent His angel and shut the lions’ mouths, so that they have not hurt me.” (Daniel 6:23 NKJV) and St. John wrote: “He, who has been born of God is kept by him, and the wicked … Continue reading →

Posted in Losung and Lehrtext | Tagged Affliction, Angel, Daniel, kingdom, lion, Martin Luther, Prayer, preservation, rest, safe, Salvation, victory | Leave a comment

Mother’s day is everyday in Kruger (KNP Part V)

Posted on May 10, 2014 by Wilhelm Weber

It’s only in cities that missing out on the seasons is easy. Out in the bush you can’t miss it. Obviously spring comes with overwhelming numbers of new-born chicks, lambs and other small ones, but you’ll find calves, pups, nestlings … Continue reading →

Posted in From Africa | Tagged 1st article, Comfort, Consummation, creation, Faith, Father in heaven, fulfillment, Martin Luther, Mother's Day, preservation, Trust | Leave a comment

UMYALELO WESITHUPHA

Posted on April 23, 2014 by Wilhelm Weber

UMYALELO WESITHUPHA (Ubumsulwa nokuganana) Ungaphingi. Lokhu kusho ukuthini na? Kuthi: Asomesaba, simthande uNkulunkulu, ukuba sihambe ngobumhlophe nangokuzithiba ekukhulumeni nasekwenzeni kwethu, kube-yilowo nalowo amthande, amazise aganene naye.

Posted in Lutheran Confessions | Tagged 6th Commandment, Law, Martin Luther, Small Catechism, Ungaphingi., Will of God | Leave a comment

A simple way to pray

Posted on July 19, 2013 by Wilhelm Weber

Dr. Martin Luther wrote a brief overview for his friend how to pray. Read it here: A_Simple_Way_To_Pray-v1-Luther “This document represents Luther’s mature catechetical piety, the integration of theology and prayer in the context of catechesis. He shows here his long-standing attention … Continue reading →

Posted in Lutheran World | Tagged Bible, Catechism, Help, Martin Luther, Practical, Practice, Pray, simple, teaching, Theology, William R. Russell | Leave a comment

Why should we pray?

Posted on July 18, 2013 by Wilhelm Weber

Our Lord Jesus Christ taught his disciples to pray. That’s what we can learn from the “Our Father”. In his introduction to this 3rd main part of the Christian faith Dr. Martin Luther writes the following: We have now heard … Continue reading →

Posted in Book of Concord: Confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church | Tagged 3rd Main Part, Admonition, Book of Concord, God's command, God's promise, Invitation, Martin Luther, Our Father, Pray | Leave a comment