Showing posts with label Lutheran Blogs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lutheran Blogs. Show all posts

Friday, August 5, 2011

Around the Lutheran Blogosphere

Over at Awake At Sunrise, a seasoned pastor demonstrates how programs like Prezi can enhance sermons.

Food aplenty in stark contrast to those starving by the thousands in East Africa, is the subject of a post by Barefoot Pastor.
Campus pastor, Erik Samuelson  reflects on the recent violence in Norway.

Over at Dallas Lutheran, Pastor Russell Vardell shares some thoughts on interpersonal wellness-vocational call, a subject for his congregation’s Sunday Adult study group.

At Professor Kirby Olson’s Lutheran Surrealism blog, read his reflection on economics in the inner city.

Friday, May 20, 2011

Around the Lutheran Blogosphere

A bilingual [German and English] blog Sundries  takes a brief look at angels.

Over at What if…  read about “Missions and Jesus: An Atheist’s Surprising View.”

With the prediction of Jesus coming again tomorrow on May 21, 2011, “Thoughts On This Rapture Thing” is a timely reflection by The Shepherdess Writes.

For more on the kookiness of Harold Camping, et al, check out Both Saint and Cynic.
DallasLutheran comments on Thor in 3-D.

Progressive Involvement suggests that Rob Bell is a mainline protestant, quite possibly a Lutheran.