2015 Theology Preconference – Lutheranism

Greg Strand – August 24, 2015 1 Comment

“Soteriological Essentials and the ‘Significance of Silence’: Arminianism, Calvinism, Lutheranism and the EFCA”

David Luy, Lutheranism: “Lutherans and Soteriology: Distinctive Elements”

Luy serves as Assistant Professor of Biblical and Systematic Theology, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School

You will find the notes on pages 23-25 of the Conference Notebook.

You can access all the resources (audio, PDF notes and PP slides) from the Theology Conference and Preconference here, and you can access all the videos here.

 

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Affectionately called “Walking Bible” by his youngest daughter, Greg Strand has a ministry history that goes back to 1982. Since that time, he has served in local church ministry in a variety of ministry capacities: youth pastor, associate pastor of adult ministries and senior pastor. He is currently the EFCA's Executive Director of Theology and Credentialing. Greg reads voraciously and never stops learning — a passion reflected in the overflowing bookshelves that spill from his library to multiple offices. And he could tell you about each of those books! His hunger for learning pales in contrast to his great love for God and for teaching the Word of God.

One response to 2015 Theology Preconference – Lutheranism

  1. Jon Wymer August 24, 2015 at 7:41 pm

    I would have appreciated more full-some resources on this perspective, particularly as allowed within the significance of silence. For me, Luy spoke as if he was a Lutheran in dialogue with the EFCA. I would have appreciated hearing more from the perspective of Lutheran theology within the EFCA.

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