The Catholic Church has a new mascot. The fellas don’t like it. (Luce is real! I didn’t make her up. That’s exactly what she looks like! I just used the actual picture of her for this video!) (If this video didn’t make sense to you, check out “Is This Christian Nationalism” because it’s basically a…
In 1529, Martin Luther and Ulrich Zwingli gathered in Marburg, Germany to resolve their differences on the Lord’s Supper. It didn’t work. Here is a 100% completely accurate transcript of that meeting, known as the Marburg Colloquy. If you want to check out the Issues, Etc poodcast, go to https://issuesetc.org or to your preferred poodcast…
Continuing our series of 10 interviews in honor of Lutheran Satire’s 10th anniversary, here is my conversation with stand-up comedian John Branyan. We discuss a number of interesting topics: the similarities between being a pastor and a comic, the effects of wokeness on comedy, and the fatality rates of first time ski jumpers.
In honor of our 10th anniversary, Lutheran Satire will be producing a series of ten interviews with various characters, theologians, and hooligans. First up is Lutheran Satire creator Hans Fiene’s interview with fan favorites, Donall and Conall.
Meeting new church members is hard. Let Video Church Date help! Don’t be weird, though.
After Pope Leo X excommunicated, Martin Luther stood before Holy Roman Emperor Charles V who urged him to stop being right and cool and amazing. Here’s that story in song format–with notes and instruments and jokes and stuff.
Frank has a very bold yet very practical plan for achieving world peace.
Continuing their discussion of justification, our two friends discuss Romans 3 and why Luther added that pesky word “alone” to his translation. Well, Marty discusses it. Frank does annoying stuff.
Marty and Frank would like to heal their sad divisions. Marty wants to do this by teaching Frank a proper understanding of James 2. Frank wants to achieve unity through the power of baby boomer campfire music.
Mr. Thompson and the Vicar have enlisted a few friends to fight 21st century biblical illiteracy and unchurchiness by updating the worst Christmas song ever written. OK, so some of you, primarily the insufferable millennials, don’t get what I’m spoofing here. Click this link to get some culture. Others, primarily the aged and feeble…