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Thanks for the great programs and meaty discussions. The added sauce makes it tantalizing. Man does not live on fairy floss alone..
Cwirla, you’ve forgotten about your blog! Or has it moved without my knowledge?
Blogosphere has been idle due to God Whisperers, heavy outside commitments, a few pleasant distractions and diversions, and severe writer’s block.
I absolutely love you guys show. It is such a benefit to me since I drive around for 12hrs a day.
You guys are so deep without appearing or sounding theologically snobbish.
Much thanks to you both for your ministry.
Like your website and enjoy the humour and originality. Will refer it to others in the future, so they can enjoy this with theological pub or cafe church here in Victoria BC
I listen to GW when I’m running and all I can think about is eating bacon.
I have been listening to your show through I-Tunes and when you fellas are good you are really good….if you don’t get carried away for the first ten minutes. I especially like your interviews where you get down to the meat and potatoes in a hurry.
Here in Davenport we have resturant called the Machine Shed that is into selling choclate covered bacon in their gift shop. It’s much like a Cracker Barrel Resturant.
“Love your suit.” -Hannibal Lecter
i love bacon and everything porky, even the insides (can’t help it. i’m filipino. we eat all of the pig. heck, my daughter’s favorite part is the brains. i just put a little salt and pepper, lightly saute it with some garlic & onions and she’s one happy kiddy enjoying a meal). but i also like the straightforwardness of the discussions and the depths to which they go. BTW, let the idiot from lakewood abstain from pork if he wants. more bacon for us.
Speaking of more bacon,
http://www.gadgetsandgear.com/bacon-strips-bandages.html
I thought this would be up your alley. Thanks for the show guys! Keep the servings of theology and bacon coming!
I’m ordering a case of these.
Hey have you guys ever thought about going on Public Radio to replace “Click” and “Clack” (Car Talk) or maybe trying out for a new religious section of` “A Prairie Home Companion.” After your show on TULIP, I feel compelled to tell you that Tiny Tim handles the tulips a little better than you guys. I await your show On the Death of Death in the Death of Christ by OUR honorable Calvinist brother IN CHRIST John Owen. Keep up the good radio – My wife loves trying to figure out who’s going to talk next – as if that’s possible
Sincerely
Your Brother in Christ
Sam
I can’t believe I never heard of this most excellent show before today. You got me as a reqular listener. I created a favorite link just for The God Whispers.
Uhh, here’s some fuel for the Calvinist fun we’ve been having. Cheers!
Calvinist Pick-up lines:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQxhdxFN0qE
Concerning Episode 103; Never a truer word has been said about Anglican hymnody; English hymns are the best! German hymns can’t even begin to hold a candle to them.
Hello from a little south of the Great White North!
I am back in the pulpit as a vacancy pastor. I travel from Sheboygan, Wisconsin to Oshkosh, Wisconsin with regularity (about 1 hour of legit travel. It’s 55 miles so it’s not an LA traffic hour).
I have downloaded all the episodes and have listened to them in order. I’m currently up to episode 68.
You guys are much cheaper than therapy. Keep up the great work!
Mark Wilkens (a Manly Dr. wannabe!)
Dearest Manly Doctors of Divinity,
Where’s the latest episode?? You can’t cut me off like this! I’m jonesing for a GW fix!! This is most certainly true malpractice…
Most Reverend Doctors of Divinity:
Pastor Cwirla, I read & appreciated your Ash Wednesday sermon over at the Holy Trinity website. You explained in a compelling way why you did not use ashes in the service. Background: I’m a very interested inquirer to the Lutheran faith. I appreciate the aim among confessional Lutherans to maintain continuity with the historic catholic church by way of liturgy, church calendar, etc. So I kind of assumed that the imposition of ashes on Ash Wednesday would be the expected practice among Lutheran confessional types.
After reading your sermon, I’m rethinking the wisdom of this practice. To me, it seems like the imposition of ashes would be a kind of Law-sacrament, which of course is a contradiction in terms. In other words, a minister of the GOSPEL, who administers the Word & Sacraments, would seem to be symbolically “undoing” baptism by using ashes (unintentionally, and not actually, of course). The Word of the Gospel with the water of baptism conveys forgiveness, life, and salvation. We are clean by the blood of Christ. Why would we want to “get dirty” and symbolically deny that with the imposition of ashes?
I wondered if you would comment on this…
I get a kick out of your show guys, and I just wanted to say this: I am extremely ambivalent about the “Jesus is my Friend” song. In fact, the instrument that might possibly be capable of measuring the magnitude of this ambivalence has yet to be conceived of, let alone invented.
Nice try, John!
Don’t worry about what the haters say. “Jesus Is A Friend Of Mine” is awesome!!!!!!!!!
Hey Cwirla, I saw your post about Lenten devotions on the IM’s Liturgical Gangstas. You didn’t say anything about Bacon Mondays or Bottom Feeder Fridays!!!!!
Loved this reference to the maple bacon … had to share. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nGeKSiCQkPw&feature=player_embedded
Would either of the Manly Doctors by any chance know what on Earht has happened to the podcast Take The Stand?
Fantastic show. Enjoy the theology & banter. Thank you.
Love the ongoing coversation
I can’t stand guest books, so this is my attempt to scribble all over yours.
Since y’all have a propensity to tread off-topic, let me say first off, the San Antonio Spurs are the best thing EVER in sports.
Secondly, I, too, am a bacon coveter. The more bacon content you put into your episode, the hammier.
Thirdly, I will never watch video of your episodes, because the images you create over the net-waves are simply too precious and precocious to be ruined by the real deal.
Lastly, stop calling yourselves the manly doctors of divinity: stick to just the manly, and drop the rest, as you are hardly doctoral and never divine. If the manly remains, then you will be in the good company of great ones like our beloved Martin Luther (a man among mice).
Pax ex sanguine Christi, gents!