An Introduction to the Augsburg Confession
Apr 19, 2021•43 min•Season 1Ep. 28
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Episode description
Saturday, June 25, 1530. A group of Lutheran confessors hand to Emperor Charles V a confession of faith that they were confident would "prevail against the gates of hell, with the grace and help of God." That confession of faith was the Augsburg Confession.
So, what is the Augsburg Confession? Why was it written? What's it about? Why is this document still read and subscribed to today? What, even, is a confession?
In this episode, Pastor Sam Jeske and Jacob Lewis dive right into the nuts and bolts of this historic confession of faith - and highlight it's doctrinal relevance and impact today.
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