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Recovering the joy of theology. On the Theology Q&A podcast Pastors Bryan Wolfmueller and Andrew Packer take up your theology questions, providing Biblical and pastoral answers deeply rooted in the Lutheran tradition. Submit your questions at www.wolfmueller.co/contact.

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Pastors Bryan Wolfmueller and Andrew Packer answer your theological and Biblical questions. In this episode they take up the question:

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Pastors Bryan Wolfmueller and Andrew Packer answer your theological and Biblical questions. In this episode they take up the question:

• Did the Apparition of Mary actually happen?

• What is the difference between temptation and concupiscence?

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Pastors Bryan Wolfmueller and Andrew Packer answer your theological and Biblical questions. In this episode they take up the question:

• Why don’t Christians observe Old Testament Feasts?

• Is it wrong for a pastor to seek a call? If it is a divine... more

Pastors Bryan Wolfmueller and Andrew Packer answer your theological and Biblical questions. In this episode they take up the question:

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Do Lutherans just want to be right?

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Episode: Toward Truth (Conversation with Dr Schulz, 3 of 3)

Hosts

Bryan Wolfmueller
Pastor and host with deep engagement in confessional Lutheran theology; associated with Lutheran churches in Austin and surrounding ministry.
Andrew Packer
Co-host and pastor, active in confessional Lutheran teaching and church life; engages listeners with pastoral guidance.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 397 ratings
  • Great Theology, Great Chemistry

    These two were an excellent resource during my catechesis as a young adult Lutheran convert. Their recall of scripture and ability to give succinct answers to these questions always impresses me. They work well together and fill in each other’s knowledge gaps when needed.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TheP0rter
    United States3 months ago
  • Thankful

    Just two knowledgeable pastors discussing theology from questions they receive. It’s rare to get this wisdom weekly and AD FREE! Thank you.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kansas CLW
    United States5 months ago
  • God Be Praised

    Pastor Wolfmueller and Pastor Packer are a breath of fresh air. While remaining solidly confessional in their delivery, they present as approachable, caring - you know, pastoral. That cannot always be said for many confessional pastors who would rather just throw theology at you than care for the needs and wellbeing (even the emotions!!) of their parishioners. Thank you for this!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    NaturalizedTexan
    United States8 months ago
  • Impactful for All

    Uplifting for Lutheran teens to hear relevant questions accessibly answered.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Nickname02@
    United States10 months ago
  • So much wisdom and truth

    I love listening to Pastor W. Always speaking from scripture so that I hear the truth. When the modern world is going off its rockers, I can always turn to prayer, scripture, and this podcast for peace of mind.

    Apple Podcasts
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    txducker
    United States2 years ago

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The show is praised for ad-free, accessible theological answers and practical church-life insights.
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Q&A:Why Don't Christians Observe Old Testament Feasts? Is It Wrong for a Pastor to Seek a Call? What Should I Do If Prayer Makes Things Worse? More.
Q: What should I do if prayer seems to make things worse?
Persist in prayer, trust God's timing, and seek wisdom through Scripture and counsel, recognizing that unanswered prayers may be part of God's plan to shape perseverance and dependence on him.
Q&A:Why Don't Christians Observe Old Testament Feasts? Is It Wrong for a Pastor to Seek a Call? What Should I Do If Prayer Makes Things Worse? More.
Q: Is it wrong for a pastor to seek a call?
A mediated call through the church is the norm; seeking another call is not inherently wrong, but it should be weighed with practical considerations and faithfulness to one's current flock, recognizing that God often works through established means.
Q&A:Why Don't Christians Observe Old Testament Feasts? Is It Wrong for a Pastor to Seek a Call? What Should I Do If Prayer Makes Things Worse? More.
Q: Why don't Christians actively celebrate the major scriptural, God-ordained festivals?
Because the ceremonial laws pointed forward to Christ and were fulfilled in him, making the old practices obsolete; baptism and the Lord's Supper now fulfill those symbolic functions within the New Covenant.
Q&A: Did Jesus Only Become Mortal on the Cross? What Should I do if my Faith Grows Cold? More.
Q: If Jesus was without sin, does that mean He was born immortal? Does He become mortal on the cross?
Jesus' sinlessness means He did not deserve death, but He took on humanity so mortality affected Him as part of the incarnational mystery; death was the consequence of sin for humanity, yet Jesus' death defeats death itself.
Q&A: Are you truly repentant if you are hiding from the police? Can you ask the saints to pray for you? More.
Q: Why don't we follow Deuteronomy 15 and how should Christians view the Old vs New Covenant laws?
They distinguish universal moral laws, civil regulations, and ceremonial laws, noting the ceremonial laws were fulfilled in Christ; Christians are not bound by ceremonial specifics but should learn from the moral and civil lessons, applying them with an eye to gospel fulfillment.

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Two Lutheran pastors answer listener questions with pastoral care and doctrinal clarity grounded in the LCMS tradition. Episodes cover practical church life, denominational differences, means of grace, marriage and family topics, worship practices, and how to navigate modern culture through scripture. The format emphasizes accessible scripture-centered guidance, honest pastoral counsel, and a readiness to tackle controversial topics with charity and doctrinal precision. Noteworthy is the focus on real-world application of confessional theology, plus a willingness to engage ecumenical questions and contemporary concerns while staying tethered to Lutheran confessions and biblical authority.

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