Kleinig

Spirituality is a common term today, but what does it mean? To find the right answer, Lutheran Spirituality directs adult Bible study participants to God's Word. Lutheran Spirituality explores the Bible, Luther's Small Catechism, and the Lutheran hymnal as integral resources for living out our faith…

…and Professor of Contextual Theology Wartburg Theological Seminary We have so much to learn from this visionary and yet practical pastor. John W. Kleinig, MDiv, PhD Emeritus lecturer and former head of the Biblical Department, The Australian Lutheran College, North Adelaide, South Australia Erika…

…the cloying stench of decadent piety and replaces it with the joyful aroma of Christ and His fragrant, life-giving message.” —Dr. John Kleinig “Wolfmueller refuses to believe in the silent God of American spirituality and speaks the sweet savor of the Gospel at a time when we need…

…abundant life in the blessed and holy Trinity, now and forever.” —Dr. Dean Wenthe Contributors include Rev. Dr. Matthew C. Harrison, Dr. John W. Kleinig, Dr. Christopher Mitchell, Dr. Scott R. Murray, Rev. John T. Pless, Dr. Peter Scaer, Dr. David P. Scaer, and Dr. William C. Weinrich.

…chapter 11, place our hope in God. This commentary is built on the common agreement that this book is a written sermon by an unknown speaker. John Kleinig, the author of this Concordia Commentary, proposes an interpretation of the text that uses a new kind of liturgical rhetoric, a new method of…

…self-help spirituality books only lead to confusion and the fear of missing key steps on the road to becoming spiritual. In response, John W. Kleinig clarifies that there is no process for becoming spiritual. Instead, God graciously gives to us every spiritual gift that we need, beginning with…

Spirituality is a common term today, but what does it mean? To find the right answer, Lutheran Spirituality directs adult Bible study participants to God's Word. Lutheran Spirituality explores the Bible, Luther's Small Catechism, and the Lutheran hymnal as integral resources for living out our faith…

…self-help spirituality books only lead to confusion and the fear of missing key steps on the road to becoming spiritual. In response, John W. Kleinig clarifies that there is no process for becoming spiritual. Instead, God graciously gives to us every spiritual gift that we need, beginning with…

…up the theology of the passage as it applies to the individual Christian's faith and the church's corporate life. About the Author Dr. John W. Kleinig is emeritus Professor of Exegetical Theology, Australian Lutheran College (formerly Luther Seminary), Adelaide, Australia. He studied at Adelaide…

…Education Concordia Theological Seminary, Fort Wayne, Indiana Author of Handling the Word of Truth: Law and Gospel in the Church Today Rev. Dr. John Kleinig Dean of Chapel & Head of Biblical Studies, Australian Lutheran College, Adelaide, Australia Author of Grace upon Grace: Spirituality for…

…and the impact of its delusive claims. . . . This thoroughly biblical, culturally relevant study is a joy to read.” —Rev. Dr. John W. Kleinig, Professor Emeritus of Biblical Theology, Australian Lutheran College “Saint Augustine spoke of idolatry as worshiping anything that ought…

…in her support of the work of apostolic ministry. Disciples But Not Teachers:1 Corinthians 14:33b-38and 1 Timothy 2:11-15 by Dr. John Kleinig Dr. John Kleinig, recently retired after a distinguished teaching career as pastor and seminary professor in the Lutheran Church of Australia, examines 1…

…Education Concordia Theological Seminary, Fort Wayne, Indiana Author of Handling the Word of Truth: Law and Gospel in the Church Today Rev. Dr. John Kleinig Dean of Chapel & Head of Biblical Studies, Australian Lutheran College, Adelaide, Australia Author of Grace upon Grace: Spirituality for…

…in her support of the work of apostolic ministry. Disciples But Not Teachers:1 Corinthians 14:33b-38and 1 Timothy 2:11-15 by Dr. John Kleinig Dr. John Kleinig, recently retired after a distinguished teaching career as pastor and seminary professor in the Lutheran Church of Australia, examines 1…

…the cloying stench of decadent piety and replaces it with the joyful aroma of Christ and His fragrant, life-giving message.” —Dr. John Kleinig “Wolfmueller refuses to believe in the silent God of American spirituality and speaks the sweet savor of the Gospel at a time when we need…

…Professor of Contextual Theology Wartburg Theological Seminary " We have so much to learn from this visionary and yet practical pastor." John W. Kleinig, MDiv, PhD Emeritus lecturer and former head of the Biblical Department The Australian Lutheran College, North Adelaide, South Australia About the…

…and vocational. Advance Praise for Authentic Christianity “Daring. . . provocative. . . enlightening.” —Dr. John W. Kleinig, professor emeritus at the Australian Lutheran College (formerly Luther Seminary) in the University of Divinity, Adelaide, Australia “Consistently…

…and vocational. Advance Praise for Authentic Christianity “Daring. . . provocative. . . enlightening.” —Dr. John W. Kleinig, professor emeritus at the Australian Lutheran College (formerly Luther Seminary) in the University of Divinity, Adelaide, Australia “Consistently…

…and the impact of its delusive claims. . . . This thoroughly biblical, culturally relevant study is a joy to read.” —Rev. Dr. John W. Kleinig, Professor Emeritus of Biblical Theology, Australian Lutheran College “Saint Augustine spoke of idolatry as worshiping anything that ought…