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Conversations in Preaching: A New Book Series
We are delighted to announce that Concordia Seminary Press has launched a new series on homiletics entitled “Conversations in Preaching.” Dr. David Schmitt, the series editor and the seminary’s Gregg H. Benidt Endowed Memorial Professor in Homiletics and Literature, writes in the introduction: “The Conversations in Preaching series is an opportunity for preachers to reflect ..
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When Talking with Non-Lutherans
(Editors Note: Paul R. Raabe is Professor Emeritus at Concordia Seminary and Professor in Biblical Studies at Grand Canyon University) Someone asked me how to talk with non-Lutherans. That is a good question. Here are some thoughts for the readers of ConcordiaTheology.org to consider. On a daily basis I chat with Christians who are non-Lutheran. ..
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REVIEW: REDEEMING TRANSCENDENCE IN THE ARTS, by Jeremy Begbie
Editor’s note: this review originally appeared in the Winter 2020 issue of the Concordia Journal. We reprint it here in anticipation of this year’s Theological Symposium, “Whatever is Lovely”: The Role of Beauty in Theology and Ministry, September 21-22, 2021. For more information and to register, go to https://www.csl.edu/resources/continuing-education/theological-symposium/. REDEEMING TRANSCENDENCE IN THE ARTS: Bearing ..

Posted January 25, 2010 by Editor in The Commons 1281

We Agree with the Pope – The Word of God and the Digital Continent

This weekend, Benedict XVI, speaking to the priests and other consecrated servants of the Roman Catholic Church, commended blogging as a further means to proclaim the Word of God to the world. We couldn’t agree more.

ConcordiaTheology.org is a case-in-point that the web-based resources of blogs, among other things, can and ought to be used for the furtherance of God’s Kingdom work on the “digital continent.”

The Vatican even has its own YouTube channel.

Check out the transcription of Benedict XVI’s brief address here.

You know you’ve got something to say. Do it with humility and in service. Start a blog, and here; or here.

Tags: Benedict XVI, Blogging, ConcordiaTheology.org, Digital Continent, Pope

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