What made Stan the Man?
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What do we do after Newtown?
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The end is near! or: How I learned to stop worrying and love Advent
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One lesson the church can learn from postelection America
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WARNING: This is about politics. Proceed accordingly.
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Preaching the Voices (from the Edge)
Apparently, David Schmitt has been thinking about life on the edge
What if Jesus had a wife?
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Proper 19 • Isaiah 50:4–10 • September 16, 2012
By Travis J. Scholl Allow me a roundabout way to this text from Isaiah. Because I find today’s epistle lesson (James 3:1–12) to be a deeply incriminating word, especially to the preacher who, as Frederick Buechner so evocatively describes him, pulls the little cord that turns on the lectern light and deals out his note ..
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In a small handful of copies, we have discovered a printing glitch. And we want to replace any that were erroneously sent out
Did we find life on Mars yet?
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Teaching God’s Children
Read the introduction and first chapter of Robert Kolb’s “Teaching God’s Children His Teaching,” newly revised and hot off the Concordia Seminary Press
Summer 2012 CONCORDIA JOURNAL sneak peek
The Summer 2012 CONCORDIA JOURNAL celebrates the 25th anniversary of Concordia Seminary’s Center for Hispanic Studies, focusing on the past, present, and future of Latino/Hispanic theology and ministry
How to answer the toughest questions?
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(Over)hearing the sacred sound in story
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A study in juxtapositions: youth and the church
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