Welcome to the new Gnesio Lutheran Network. This is a network of confessional Lutheran blogs that will cover a number of differant topics. On this page you will find links to these blogs. This is the work of Rev. Joel A. C. Dietrich whose sermons can be found on the SinnerandSaint blog. The other blogs will have a host of different authors. The views expressed in these blogs are that of the authors themselves. You are more than welcome to comment on any of the articles or sermons you read and are encouraged to. None of us are perfect. We all happen to be confessional Lutherans that would like to share the Lutheran beliefs with others. Soli Deo Gloria
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February 28, 2008
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Joel, nice new look to your site. I think I would consider my site a confessional Lutheran blog.
Posted by: Rev. Tucher | February 28, 2008 at 10:22 PM
And welcome to the Lutheran blogosphere from Rev. Bob Waters of watersblogged!, pastor of St. Mary Evangelical Lutheran Church, an independent Lutheran congregation at 505 Euclid in Des Moines!
Posted by: Rev, Robert Waters | March 28, 2009 at 06:39 PM
What a nice welcome to Lutheran's. We love it.
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Hi! I would like to ask if this site is something to do with Martin Luther, the founder of Protestanism?
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