Pastoral Meanderings

Sermon for Pentecost 13, Proper 18C, preached on Sunday, September 8, 2019, by the Rev. Daniel M. Ulrich.                In today...

The Dutch were once known for more than tulips and windmills.  There was a time in which every Dutch village was built around a central ch...

In our search for authorities to justify what we think and feel about such things as marriage and family, it is somewhat obvious that Scri...

Someone asked me a while ago why I wrote a blog.  The point being made that it is substantial output and it has been going for sometime n...

It has certainly made the rounds but if you have not read it, you ought to.  Go and read Chase Replogle in Christianity Today on how he wa...

You will note that I have had words about the American Lutheran Publicity Bureau, past and present, and some personal association, having ...

Growing up in the fabulous fifties and early sixties, my parents were very protective of their children.  They did not use vulgar languag...

Sermon for Pentecost 12, Proper 17A, preached on Sunday, September 1, 2019.     The man in the Gospel today was literally dying of wate...

Over at the Tiber there have been debates about the role of the Latin Mass in preserving orthodoxy, order, and piety over against the Novu...

One profound moment at the LCMS Convention revealed the profound power of being on the same page, literally.  After tough words considerin...

Work is not a curse placed upon humanity for the rebellion of Eden.  Man was created for work.  Man was created to exercise dominion over ...