St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church
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St. John's Lutheran Church
 
Join us for worship
 
Thursday at 7:00 p.m.
Sunday at 9:00 a.m.

Bible Class and Sunday School follow our Sunday service
(September-May)
Grow in God's Word
Daily Devotion
» Whom Are You Following – January 26, 2020
Through My Bible In 3 Years
» Through My Bible Yr 3 – January 26
WELS Together Newsletter:
» Conference of Presidents met for winter 2020 meeting
» Easter outreach program available
» Church in Panama City rededicated after hurricane
Faith Related Q and A
» Is there any reason that I should not choose cremation?
» I am a practicing WELS member and would like thank all those who take time to answer so many interesting and challenging questions on this website. I follow the Q&As closely and have grown in my faith as a result. Considering this, can you tell me if all questions are posted and answered, or do you exclude some that may be inappropriate given your audience? Also, is there a team of people that answer questions or is it limited to one or two?
» I have been reading the newly published Evangelical Heritage Version of the Bible (EHV) translated by Confessional Lutherans and so far I am highly impressed, and this translation is truly a blessing. However, I am concerned that in several places rather than stating "saved" it states "being saved." This confuses me. I know that we, as Confessional Lutherans, believe teach and confess that one is saved, so from a Confessional Lutheran standpoint how is that we are "being saved"? What exactly does this mean? Also, why, when the KJV does not translate these verses this way, why does the EHV? I've read all of Christian Dogmatics by Mueller, and, to my knowledge, it does not explain anywhere that we are "being saved," but that we are saved. Any clarification into these matters would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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