@bdomenech There was a neighbor across the street from my church that put out a sign saying, "If Jesus was alive today, ICE would shoot him in the face!" I'm just like, "Have I got some news for you!"
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Tyler Shinnick
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Tyler Shinnick
@RevTShinnick
Pastor at Martin Luther Church. I'm here to serve.
Neenah, WI Katılım Nisan 2014
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Now, brothers and sisters, I want to remind you of the gospel I preached to you, which you received and on which you have taken your stand. 2 By this gospel you are saved, if you hold firmly to the word I preached to you. Otherwise, you have believed in vain.
1 Co 15:1–2.
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@RevTShinnick @_SextonRay Pietism has been good for the Lutheran church.
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Why is there so many Lutherans that are against early communion?😞 (ages; 10-14).
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@pastor_packer @_SextonRay Brenner (citing Repp) mentions both Pietism and Rationalism as movements that led to a later confirmation age. Page 9
essays.wls.wels.net:8080/bitstream/hand…
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@RevTShinnick @_SextonRay Or is it more the influence of rationalism on Confirmation?
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Get married. Have kids. Your life will be infinitely better because of it.
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Illinois couple drives to Tennessee to get hitched at Buc-ee's 🇺🇸
notthebee.com/article/tennes…
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@bwolfmueller Could you show a bit of your work for definitively saying that it’s the 1994th anniversary?
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Holy Week Chronology for this 1,994th anniversary of the most important events of all of history.
wolfmueller.co/holy-week-chro…
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The fact that James Talarico doesn't even understand basic Christianity about being born again and dying to self suggests he is not the Christian he claims to be.
James Talarico@jamestalarico
Jesus loves. Christian Nationalism kills. You may pray for my death, Pastor, but I still love you. I love you more than you could ever hate me.
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@RobDFB Not to mention that it eliminates the decision of whether or not to call a timeout, which came into play quite a bit this past weekend—even in a relatively uneventful first weekend of the tournament.
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We don’t get this moment if College Basketball adopts the NBA’s “a timeout advances the ball to half-court” rule.
- The decision to full-court press by Florida
- Bennett Stirtz moving at full-speed
- The tension
- The urgency
The rule aims to strip those away. Don’t do it.
NCAA March Madness@MarchMadnessMBB
ARE. YOU. JOKING. IOWA LEADS. THIS IS MARCH. #MarchMadness
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This Episcopal pastor's X-rated version of the "Woman at the Well" is one of the grossest abuses of Scripture that I've ever heard notthebee.com/t3cff
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@Gottesfreunde How would you describe the various parties?
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The LCMS needs to be open and honest with itself and its parishioners by admitting that it has political parties.
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@YoSoyRobertMera @AndrewTWalker @austinseminary I don't think they're all that into historical-grammatical exegesis.
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@AndrewTWalker His seminary was Presbyterian @austinseminary so this should explain it all.
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His seminary apparently missed the historical-grammatical exegesis day in hermeneutics class, I see.
Senate Republicans@NRSC
🚨JAMES TALARICO: “Christ is the immigrant deported without due process. Christ is the senior deprived of their Social Security benefits. Christ is the protestor kidnapped in an unmarked vehicle by plain clothes officers.”
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This seems like so much of French's stuff lately in that it addresses zero of the actual concerns of conservative Christian while assuring left-wing non-Christians that the conservative Christians are being bad Christians.
David French@DavidAFrench
There are a lot of evangelicals on this website who seem to strongly believe that no person can disagree with them on cultural issues and also be a decent person. This is the mirror image of the hyper-woke left, which also rejects the idea that decent people can disagree. 1/3
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Every David French piece: "The Real Christians are the people who make my employer happy. Policy doesn't matter and neither does theology, missionary work, or evangelism. Real Christians are just super nice in a specifically liberal way."
David French@DavidAFrench
If the primary American divide is between right and left, then Talarico isn’t that interesting. There’s a long history of progressive religious activism in the United States, just as there is a long history of conservative religious activism. Yet if the primary American divide is between decent and indecent, then the equation changes. Talarico shines. nytimes.com/2026/03/08/opi…
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@dekker I'm sorry for your loss, Sam! Praying for you and your family.
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Governor Andy Beshear and Texas Senate candidate James Talarico frequently invoke their Christian faith as a guiding influence on their approach to governance and public policy. Yet it is striking that the label "Christian nationalist" — so readily deployed in other contexts — is conspicuously absent in the national media’s treatment of them.
The explanation is not complicated. The professional media and political class have no principled objection to Christianity in public life. Their objection is to Christian conservatism. When faith functions as a delivery mechanism for progressive policy priorities, it earns approving coverage. When it doesn't, it earns a slur. The label "Christian Nationalist" was never really a theological diagnosis. It's a political weapon — and like most weapons, it's only aimed in one direction.
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@RevTShinnick @HansFiene Only if they are hysterical, overly emotional women. Oh...
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When it comes to kids in church, 80% of parents need to hear that their kids are not nearly as disruptive as they think and that they should keep bringing their kids. 20% of parents will inflict their screaming banshees on anyone forever nonstop before they will ever reconsider their terrible non-parenting strategies.
The challenge with these "bring your noisy kids!" announcements is that the 20% for whom they're not written will embrace them and the 80% for whom they are written won't.
Matt Walsh@MattWalshBlog
I don't love it. I'm actually considerably less tolerant of loud kids in public now than I was before I had my own. Your children should not be allowed to disrupt a church service, or any other public gathering. If they're being unruly, remove them. If they're old enough to know better, take them out and discipline them. If they're too young to control themselves, then again remove them. I've had to do this many times in many situations. It blows my mind when parents just sit there and let their kids totally disrupt and irritate an entire room full of strangers.
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@The_Rose_Rosa @HansFiene There it is. Matt's really concerned with people behaving the way he wants them to. It's not that behavior is no concern at all. But I'm more concerned with encouraging a young family to come and partake of the means of grace.
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@RevTShinnick @HansFiene I agree. Ppl think its worse than it is. Just say that then. Walsh isn't saying the church should say don't bring your loud kids. He's saying don't tell ppl that a certain behavior is ok.
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