Feed Editor 25 Mar 2010 11:37:57 GMT In the midst of an increasingly toxic culture, this podcast is dedicated to the preservation of the Christian truths that were until recently universally accepted by Christians of all traditions and building up all the baptized into the fullness of what the Bible calls "the faith that was once for all entrusted to the saints." http://www.faithconservationist.org/faithconservationist.xml 2010 Brett Jenkins pastorjenkinssts@gmail.com http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss en Preserving and proclaiming the Christian faith of the Great Tradition. In the midst of an increasingly toxic culture, this podcast is dedicated to the preservation of the Christian truths that were until recently universally accepted by Christians of all traditions and building up all the baptized into the fullness of what the Bible calls “the faith that was once for all entrusted to the saints.” Rev. Brett Jenkins, STS Christianity,Christian,Lutheran,Apologetics no http://www.faithconservationist.org/podcastart100.jpg http://www.faithconservationist.org/faithconservationist.xml 2010 Brett JenkinsChristianity,Christian,Lutheran,ApologeticsReligion & Spirituality/Christianitypastorjenkinssts@gmail.comRev. Brett Jenkins, STS After a long break, Pr. Brett returns to a regular podcast and talks about priorities.<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/faithconservationist/ERHW/~4/o4BuhPBo-6w" height="1" width="1"/> 31 Mar 2011 13:17:21 GMT http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/faithconservationist/ERHW/~3/o4BuhPBo-6w/04FaithConservationist_Resolutions.mp3 pastorjenkinssts@gmail.com (Rev. Brett Jenkins, STS) B9E079A7-2823-4B73-9A69-40CDCD17B0DA After a long break, Pr. Brett returns to a regular podcast and talks about priorities. After a long break, Pr. Brett returns to a regular podcast and talks about priorities. Rev. Brett Jenkins, STS Sermon, Christian, Apologetics, Bible 12:20 no http://www.faithconservationist.com/Podcasts/04FaithConservationist_Resolutions.mp3 This is a paper that Pr. Brett presented at a series of synodical workshops around Northeast Pennsylvania. It shows that the way Lutheranism has classically understood the authority of Scripture is in direct continuity with the early Church and the New Testament’s treatment of the Old Testament. This podcast is in five parts. The entirety of the text is available at www.faithconservationist.org under resources/articles to make following along with this rather academic discourse easier.<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/faithconservationist/ERHW/~4/irp7q4QH8gU" height="1" width="1"/> 18 Aug 2010 13:54:36 GMT http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/faithconservationist/ERHW/~3/irp7q4QH8gU/SE04FaithConservationist_Authority_of_Scripture_5_64.mp3 pastorjenkinssts@gmail.com (Rev. Brett Jenkins, STS) 1E6045B6-CFB5-405F-8A1A-14D5EEC2288F This is a paper that Pr. Brett presented at a series of synodical workshops around Northeast Pennsylvania. It shows that the way Lutheranism has classically understood the authority of Scripture is in direct continuity with the early Church and the New Testament’s treatment of the Old Testament. This podcast is in five parts. The entirety of the text is available at www.faithconservationist.org under resources/articles to make following along with this rather academic discourse easier. This is a paper that Pr. Brett presented at a series of synodical workshops around Northeast Pennsylvania. It shows that the way Lutheranism has classically understood the authority of Scripture is in direct continuity with the early Church and the New Testament’s treatment of the Old Testament. This podcast is in five parts. The entirety of the text is available at www.faithconservationist.org under resources/articles to make following along with this rather academic discourse easier. Rev. Brett Jenkins, STS Sermon, Christian, Apologetics, Bible 08:35 no http://www.faithconservationist.com/Podcasts/SE04FaithConservationist_Authority_of_Scripture_5_64.mp3 This is a paper that Pr. Brett presented at a series of synodical workshops around Northeast Pennsylvania. It shows that the way Lutheranism has classically understood the authority of Scripture is in direct continuity with the early Church and the New Testament’s treatment of the Old Testament. This podcast is in five parts. The entirety of the text is available at www.faithconservationist.org under resources/articles to make following along with this rather academic discourse easier.<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/faithconservationist/ERHW/~4/1NJSmwHW71U" height="1" width="1"/> 18 Aug 2010 13:54:29 GMT http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/faithconservationist/ERHW/~3/1NJSmwHW71U/SE04FaithConservationist_Authority_of_Scripture_4_64.mp3 pastorjenkinssts@gmail.com (Rev. Brett Jenkins, STS) 7EA00C73-208A-401C-90C2-3FE8F9F8DEBD This is a paper that Pr. Brett presented at a series of synodical workshops around Northeast Pennsylvania. It shows that the way Lutheranism has classically understood the authority of Scripture is in direct continuity with the early Church and the New Testament’s treatment of the Old Testament. This podcast is in five parts. The entirety of the text is available at www.faithconservationist.org under resources/articles to make following along with this rather academic discourse easier. This is a paper that Pr. Brett presented at a series of synodical workshops around Northeast Pennsylvania. It shows that the way Lutheranism has classically understood the authority of Scripture is in direct continuity with the early Church and the New Testament’s treatment of the Old Testament. This podcast is in five parts. The entirety of the text is available at www.faithconservationist.org under resources/articles to make following along with this rather academic discourse easier. Rev. Brett Jenkins, STS Sermon, Christian, Apologetics, Bible 10:57 no http://www.faithconservationist.com/Podcasts/SE04FaithConservationist_Authority_of_Scripture_4_64.mp3 This is a paper that Pr. Brett presented at a series of synodical workshops around Northeast Pennsylvania. It shows that the way Lutheranism has classically understood the authority of Scripture is in direct continuity with the early Church and the New Testament’s treatment of the Old Testament. This podcast is in five parts. The entirety of the text is available at www.faithconservationist.org under resources/articles to make following along with this rather academic discourse easier.<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/faithconservationist/ERHW/~4/h3ZaOKdfooQ" height="1" width="1"/> 18 Aug 2010 13:54:22 GMT http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/faithconservationist/ERHW/~3/h3ZaOKdfooQ/SE04FaithConservationist_Authority_of_Scripture_3_64.mp3 pastorjenkinssts@gmail.com (Rev. Brett Jenkins, STS) 4936DE30-72EA-4F0D-960A-63FEA0697B70 This is a paper that Pr. Brett presented at a series of synodical workshops around Northeast Pennsylvania. It shows that the way Lutheranism has classically understood the authority of Scripture is in direct continuity with the early Church and the New Testament’s treatment of the Old Testament. This podcast is in five parts. The entirety of the text is available at www.faithconservationist.org under resources/articles to make following along with this rather academic discourse easier. This is a paper that Pr. Brett presented at a series of synodical workshops around Northeast Pennsylvania. It shows that the way Lutheranism has classically understood the authority of Scripture is in direct continuity with the early Church and the New Testament’s treatment of the Old Testament. This podcast is in five parts. The entirety of the text is available at www.faithconservationist.org under resources/articles to make following along with this rather academic discourse easier. Rev. Brett Jenkins, STS Sermon, Christian, Apologetics, Bible 05:59 no http://www.faithconservationist.com/Podcasts/SE04FaithConservationist_Authority_of_Scripture_3_64.mp3 This is a paper that Pr. Brett presented at a series of synodical workshops around Northeast Pennsylvania. It shows that the way Lutheranism has classically understood the authority of Scripture is in direct continuity with the early Church and the New Testament’s treatment of the Old Testament. This podcast is in five parts. The entirety of the text is available at www.faithconservationist.org under resources/articles to make following along with this rather academic discourse easier.<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/faithconservationist/ERHW/~4/nWVS4_qdRKM" height="1" width="1"/> 18 Aug 2010 13:54:15 GMT http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/faithconservationist/ERHW/~3/nWVS4_qdRKM/SE04FaithConservationist_Authority_of_Scripture_2_64.mp3 pastorjenkinssts@gmail.com (Rev. Brett Jenkins, STS) 3D9CA98A-6A13-4C65-98F1-58103E56DBFC This is a paper that Pr. Brett presented at a series of synodical workshops around Northeast Pennsylvania. It shows that the way Lutheranism has classically understood the authority of Scripture is in direct continuity with the early Church and the New Testament’s treatment of the Old Testament. This podcast is in five parts. The entirety of the text is available at www.faithconservationist.org under resources/articles to make following along with this rather academic discourse easier. This is a paper that Pr. Brett presented at a series of synodical workshops around Northeast Pennsylvania. It shows that the way Lutheranism has classically understood the authority of Scripture is in direct continuity with the early Church and the New Testament’s treatment of the Old Testament. This podcast is in five parts. The entirety of the text is available at www.faithconservationist.org under resources/articles to make following along with this rather academic discourse easier. Rev. Brett Jenkins, STS Sermon, Christian, Apologetics, Bible 07:26 no http://www.faithconservationist.com/Podcasts/SE04FaithConservationist_Authority_of_Scripture_2_64.mp3 This is a paper that Pr. Brett presented at a series of synodical workshops around Northeast Pennsylvania. It shows that the way Lutheranism has classically understood the authority of Scripture is in direct continuity with the early Church and the New Testament’s treatment of the Old Testament. This podcast is in five parts. The entirety of the text is available at www.faithconservationist.org under resources/articles to make following along with this rather academic discourse easier.<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/faithconservationist/ERHW/~4/y3Nw_5oq18M" height="1" width="1"/> 30 Jun 2010 13:38:53 GMT http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/faithconservationist/ERHW/~3/y3Nw_5oq18M/SE04FaithConservationist_Authority_of_Scripture_1_64.mp3 pastorjenkinssts@gmail.com (Rev. Brett Jenkins, STS) B72188C4-71AA-410F-ADFE-ECC9515EE0AB This is a paper that Pr. Brett presented at a series of synodical workshops around Northeast Pennsylvania. It shows that the way Lutheranism has classically understood the authority of Scripture is in direct continuity with the early Church and the New Testament’s treatment of the Old Testament. This podcast is in five parts. The entirety of the text is available at www.faithconservationist.org under resources/articles to make following along with this rather academic discourse easier. This is a paper that Pr. Brett presented at a series of synodical workshops around Northeast Pennsylvania. It shows that the way Lutheranism has classically understood the authority of Scripture is in direct continuity with the early Church and the New Testament’s treatment of the Old Testament. This podcast is in five parts. The entirety of the text is available at www.faithconservationist.org under resources/articles to make following along with this rather academic discourse easier. Rev. Brett Jenkins, STS Sermon, Christian, Apologetics, Bible 11:04 no http://www.faithconservationist.com/Podcasts/SE04FaithConservationist_Authority_of_Scripture_1_64.mp3 Emotions are integral to our human identity, but they often lead us astray. How do we separate the wheat from the chaff in our emotions and rehabilitate this our fickle aspect of our nature?<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/faithconservationist/ERHW/~4/ucYz0_2xWCs" height="1" width="1"/> 25 Mar 2010 11:37:57 GMT http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/faithconservationist/ERHW/~3/ucYz0_2xWCs/03FaithConservationist_The_Proper_Role_of_Emotion_64.mp3 pastorjenkinssts@gmail.com (Rev. Brett Jenkins, STS) 0918EE47-CB17-463A-BED8-C07364FE09A9 Emotions are integral to our human identity, but they often lead us astray. How do we separate the wheat from the chaff in our emotions and rehabilitate this our fickle aspect of our nature? Emotions are integral to our human identity, but they often lead us astray. How do we separate the wheat from the chaff in our emotions and rehabilitate this our fickle aspect of our nature? Rev. Brett Jenkins, STS Sermon, Christian, Apologetics 18:23 no http://www.faithconservationist.com/Podcasts/03FaithConservationist_The_Proper_Role_of_Emotion_64.mp3 What is the heart of Christian faith? What is the heart of Lutheran faith? The Bible's answer is very countercultural... which is why it is more important than ever that we hear it today.<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/faithconservationist/ERHW/~4/KSkSr_f0HMs" height="1" width="1"/> 22 Mar 2010 12:01:49 GMT http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/faithconservationist/ERHW/~3/KSkSr_f0HMs/SE03FaithConservationist_The_Heart_of_Lutheran_Faith_64.mp3 pastorjenkinssts@gmail.com (Rev. Brett Jenkins, STS) 4A825D05-2286-43FD-BFEE-00416BEE9F84 What is the heart of Lutheran faith? The Bible's answer is very countercultural... which is why it is more important than ever that we hear it today. What is the heart of Lutheran faith? The Bible's answer is very countercultural... which is why it is more important than ever that we hear it today. Rev. Brett Jenkins, STS Sermon, Christian, Apologetics 16:52 no http://www.faithconservationist.com/Podcasts/SE03FaithConservationist_The_Heart_of_Lutheran_Faith_64.mp3 In this Podcast, Pr. Brett explores this commonly misused phrase and discovers the good news that God is the Great Spiritual Recycler.<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/faithconservationist/ERHW/~4/0W1MG1Dma-Y" height="1" width="1"/> Mon, 22 Feb 2010 11:01:49 -0400 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/faithconservationist/ERHW/~3/0W1MG1Dma-Y/02FaithConservationist_God_Doesnt_Make_Junk_64.mp3 pastorjenkinssts@gmail.com (Rev. Brett Jenkins, STS) A9A6CCEC-3C84-4933-A73D-9A9F7A2F7FB5 In this Podcast, Pr. Brett explores this commonly misused phrase and discovers the good news that God is the Great Spiritual Recycler. In this Podcast, Pr. Brett explores this commonly misused phrase and discovers the good news that God is the Great Spiritual Recycler. Rev. Brett Jenkins, STS Sermon, Christian, Apologetics 16:52 no http://www.faithconservationist.com/Podcasts/02FaithConservationist_God_Doesnt_Make_Junk_64.mp3 This was Pr. Brett's sermon to his congregation of Christ Hamilton United on the Sunday immediately following the 2009 Churchwide Assembly of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/faithconservationist/ERHW/~4/vp-EHS49GtQ" height="1" width="1"/> Tue, 15 Dec 2009 10:43:21 -0400 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/faithconservationist/ERHW/~3/vp-EHS49GtQ/SE02FaithConservationist_2009_August_23_Sermon_64.mp3 pastorjenkinssts@gmail.com (Rev. Brett Jenkins, STS) 2FEBD085-328F-41E9-9398-66D65BFF2972 A sermon of a concerned pastor. This was Pr. Brett’s sermon to his congregation of Christ Hamilton United on the Sunday immediately following the 2009 Churchwide Assembly of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. Rev. Brett Jenkins, STS Sermon, Christian, Apologetics 23:05 no http://www.faithconservationist.com/Podcasts/SE02FaithConservationist_2009_August_23_Sermon_64.mp3 Pr. Brett’s letter to his congregation following the 2009 Churchwide Assembly of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, where the epoch-shifting decision was made to bless homosexual PALM (publicly accountable lifelong monogamous) relationships and ordain non-celibate homosexuals.<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/faithconservationist/ERHW/~4/zYmP-InhP4c" height="1" width="1"/> Mon, 14 Dec 2009 10:51:34 -0400 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/faithconservationist/ERHW/~3/zYmP-InhP4c/SE01FaithConservationist_2009_CWA_Pastoral_Letter_64.mp3 pastorjenkinssts@gmail.com (Rev. Brett Jenkins, STS) 35ECD65D-FEE9-4B1D-B8F4-C48B0CA061C8 A pastoral letter to a congregation of the ELCA. Pr. Brett’s letter to his congregation following the 2009 Churchwide Assembly of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, where the epoch-shifting decision was made to bless homosexual PALM (publicly accountable lifelong monogamous) relationships and ordain non-celibate homosexuals. Rev. Brett Jenkins, STS Christian, Mere Christianity, Lutheran, Apologetics 29:34 no http://www.faithconservationist.com/Podcasts/SE01FaithConservationist_2009_CWA_Pastoral_Letter_64.mp3 In this episode, Pr. Brett explains why he felt the need to begin these podcasts in the first place. He recounts stories of what he has experienced and explains what the focus of these podcasts will be in the coming weeks.<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/faithconservationist/ERHW/~4/--EIxsNq9RA" height="1" width="1"/> Mon, 7 Dec 2009 10:41:08 -0400 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/faithconservationist/ERHW/~3/--EIxsNq9RA/faith_conservationist_2_006.htm 15D3780D-13D7-4F78-8CDD-C34B167C9D78 Everything has a beginning. This is a start to this podcast. In this episode, Pr. Brett explains why he felt the need to begin these podcasts in the first place. He recounts stories of what he has experienced and explains what the focus of these podcasts will be in the coming weeks. Rev. Brett Jenkins, STS Christian,Mere Christianity,Lutheran,Apologetics 25:44 no pastorjenkinssts@gmail.com (Rev. Brett Jenkins, STS)http://www.faithconservationist.org/faith_conservationist_2_006.htm Rev. Brett Jenkins, STSnonadultPreserving and proclaiming the Christian faith of the Great Tradition.