Papers

1. 2022
2. 2023
3. 2024
4. 2025
5. 2026
6. Future Ideas

2022

• 1 Timothy 2:12–15—When Gender and Pronouns Matter (Presented September 13, 2022, LCMS Kansas District, Circuit 7 Winkel)
• The Lord’s Prayer: Whence the Doxology? (Presented October 3, 2022, LCMS Kansas District Fall Pastor’s Conference)

2023

• Revise!—A Post-Publication Doctrinal Review Grade for the Confession and Absolution of LSB Divine Service: Setting One (Presented October 9 2023, LCMS Kansas District Fall Church Worker’s Conference)
• The Sacrament of Holy Baptism: The Primary Part of the Small Catechism (Presented November 14, 2023, LCMS Kansas District, Circuit 7 Winkel)
• τέλος γὰρ νόμου Χριστὸς εἰς δικαιοσύνην παντὶ τῷ πιστεύοντι. What does this mean? (Presented December 12, 2023, LCMS Kansas District, Circuit 7 Winkel)

2024

• People of Christ’s Institution: 
The Fountainhead of the Apostolic Preaching on Baptism (Presented October 5, 2024, LCMS Kansas District, Circuit 7 Winkel)

2025

• Making the Luther Confession Your Own (To be presented October 2025, LCMS Kansas District Fall Pastor’s Conference)
• Homiletical Insights from the Apostolic Fathers (To be presented October 2025, LCMS Kansas District Fall Workers’ Conference)
• “There the Gods were revealed to him”—The Conundrum of a Plural Verb with אֱלֹהִים in Genesis 35:7 (To be presented Fall, LCMS Kansas District, Circuit 7 Winkel)

2026

• The Quadriga: A Hermeneutical and Homiletical Method
• The Deification of God’s Wisdom in the Scriptures and Apocrypha but Subsequently Rejected by Rabbinic Judaism

Future Ideas

• The Apostolic Communion Practice from the Words of Our Lord on Holy Thursday and at Capernaum.
• He Who Ate My Sacrament Has Lifted His Heal Against Me (Ps 41:9)
• Formula Interpretationis: The Formula as Guide for Interpreting the Confessions
• Shifting Confessional Subscription within The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod, An Historical Liturgical Investigation
• When Does the Supper End?
• Christian Charity in the Calling and Compensation of Clergy
• The examples of David and Saul, Peter and Judas in Luther and the Lutheran Confessions
• Vignettes of Understanding
• Toward a Method of Interpreting the Lutheran Confessions
• Subscription within the Lutheran Confessions
• On the Primacy of the Apostolic Fathers