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July, 1999.
Volume Three, Number Three
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Baptism: Christ Marks Us as His Own -
by the Rev. Dr. David P. Scaer Professor of Systematic Theology Concordia Theological Seminary, Fort Wayne, Ind. God's presence in Baptism is more than His working in every place in the universe, but in Baptism He takes us and our children to Himself and He comes to live within us. |
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Into the Womb of the Church Again -
by the Rev. Kent J. Burreson Pastor, St. Peter Lutheran Church, Mishawaka, Ind. The baptismal rite, and in particular the Divine Name and life-giving water, is the womb of the Church out of which the Lord resurrected us to new life in Christ. |
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Infant Baptism - An Ongoing Event in the
Christian Life -
by the Rev. Peter J. Scaer Pastor, Emanuel Lutheran Church, Arcadia, Ind. Infant Baptism gives expression to the truth that we have been saved by grace alone, apart from works. Infant Baptism is God's love made concrete and real. |
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Baptism: A Christological Work
- by the Rev. Prof. Lawrence A. Rast Professor of Historical Theology Concordia Theological Seminary, Fort Wayne, Ind. Baptism is pure grace - God's gift in Christ that gives everlasting life. |
| In the Field:
"An Unlikely, But Very Grateful Servant Of Christ"
- by Pam Knepper
Managing Editor, For the Life of the World Features the Rev. Alfonso Espinosa, Pastor at St.Paul Lutheran Church, Laguna Beach, Calif. |
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