The Receptive Life is a distinctly Lutheran devotional resource that will help you learn how to make use of the person and work of Jesus Christ so that you can ... fight against the "unholy trinity" - the devil, the world, and the sinful flesh defend yourself with all of the promises of Jesus and receive all of the gifts that only the Triune God can give It is a daily and intentional spiritual formation process that is rooted in the Scriptures and is framed by the chief parts of Martin Luther's Small and Large Catechism. The Receptive Life teaches us where to find and how to receive all of the gifts that only the Triune God can give.
The teaching is based on the Scripture lessons from Trinity 10.
The Gospel reading is Luke 19:41-48.
The teaching is based on the Scripture lessons from Trinity 11.
The Gospel reading is Luke 18:9-14.
Some quotes in the recording are taken from the Book of Concord (Triglotta - public domain). Please note that different versions of the Book of Concord have different reference and paragraph numbers. I'll provide both references.
Reference #1: Johann Gerhard
“We should not think of our good wo...
The teaching is based on the Scripture lessons from Trinity 12.
The Gospel reading is Mark 7:31-37 (NIV).
Here's a brief introduction and overview of "The Receptive Life".
"We are beggars; this is true!" (final written words of Martin Luther)
Martin Luther described the life of the Christian as “receptive”. The Latin phrase he used was “vita passiva” – the life that “accepts” or “receives” all of the good gifts of the Triune God. Like beggars, we have nothing but, in and through faith, we open our hands...
The teaching is based on the Scripture lessons from Trinity 13.
Here's the quote I referenced from Martin Luther:
Faith is due to God alone; faith receives divine works that God alone can do, and these works of God we can receive alone through faith. Then we should be busy for our neighbors’ sake and direct our works toward them, that these work...
The teaching is based on the Scriptures lessons for Sunday, Trinity 14.
Proverbs 4:10-23
Psalm 119:9-16
Galatians 5:16-25
Luke 17:11-19
The quotes from Martin Luther:
Meaning to the First Article of the Apostle’s Creed, Small Catechism
I believe that God has made me and all creatures; that He has given me my body and soul, eyes, ears, and all my limbs, my reason, and all my senses, and still pr...
The teaching is based on the Scripture lessons for Sunday, Trinity 15.
Here's the quotes I referenced from Martin Luther:
Meaning to the First Article of the Apostle’s Creed, Small Catechism
I believe that God has made me and all creatures; that He has given me my body and soul, eyes, ears, and all my limbs, my reason, and all my senses, and still p...
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The teaching is based on the Scripture lessons for Sunday, Trinity 16.
The teaching is based on the Scripture lessons for Sunday, Trinity 17.
The teaching is based on the Scripture lessons for Sunday, Trinity 18.
The teaching is based on the Scripture lessons for Sunday, Trinity 19.
Sunday Readings – Advent 1
The Scripture readings for Advent 1 are ...
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On Sunday, November 29th, the Church begins its new year.
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A New Church Year
On Sunday, November 29th, the Church begins its new year.
Unlike the secular calendar of January 1st, the Sundays of Advent are not marked by renewed personal efforts or resol...
Sunday Readings – Advent 3
The Scripture readings for Advent 3 are ...
A New Church Year
On Sunday, November 29th, the Church began its new year.
Unlike the secular calendar of January 1st, the Sundays of Advent are not marked by renewed person...
Sunday Readings – Advent 4
The Scripture readings for Advent 4 are ...
A New Church Year
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The Scripture readings for Christmas are ...
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Sunday Readings – Christmas 1
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Sunday Readings – Christmas 2
The Scripture readings for Christmas 2 are ...
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The Scripture readings for Epiphany 1 are ...
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