Who Is This ‘Me’ in ‘Christ for Me’?
Who is this “me”? It is I, an accursed and damned sinner, who was so beloved by the Son of God that He gave Himself for me.
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David Gieser’s 70 Year Relationship with Christianity Today
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Lutheran Witness: October 2026
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