Word and Work: How Christians Can Engage Politics
Joel Biermann discusses his book Wholly Citizens with Dale Meyer
Word and Work: Forming Faith Today
“Word and Work: An Intersection” is a new video and audio program providing a behind-the-scenes look at ministry where everyday life and God’s Word meet
A Free Round of Golf at Symposium
Play a 9-hole scramble in historic Forest Park on Monday, Sept. 17
Videos from the 2017 Theological Symposium
Plenaries and a couple sectionals from the 2017 Symposium on justification
ICYMI: New Provost Douglas Rutt’s keynote in Indonesia
…where he spoke on the Reformation to 4,500 people
Concordia Journal, Spring 2018
A special partner issue with Concordia Publishing House providing context, background, and analysis of the new edition of Luther’s Catechism and the new Lutheran dogmatics
Do We Really Need Another Helping Skill?
Especially when more information isn’t the answer
Book Blurbs: Dale Meyer on the art of the sermon
President Meyer discusses preaching and his new book of sermons
Call for Papers: Theological Symposium (Sept. 18-19, 2018)
“The Cross Alone Is Our Theology!” is this year’s theme
Concordia Journal, Winter 2018
Featuring articles by Leopoldo Sanchez, Jeff Oschwald, and David Lewis
ICYMI: The New York Times on Bach’s Bible
What we can learn about Bach’s faith from his Bible
ICYMI: Glenn Nielsen on Preaching
Exploring how to apply God’s Word into people’s lives
Reformation 500 Service Meditations
Peter Nafzger, Leo Sanchez, Erik Herrmann, and Dale Meyer reflect on four “solas” of the Reformation
What is the “Verbal Performance of Scripture”?
Michael Zeigler discusses the idea with David Schmitt, using Romans 1-3
Book Blurbs: Michael Zeigler on Christian Hope Among Rivals
How the Christian story of hope opens up common ground with our neighbor
Regarding the Article by Dr. John Jurchen in Concordia Journal
We have received the following letters from the Rev. Richard Snow, President of the Nebraska District of The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod, and Dr. John Jurchen, Associate Professor at Concordia University, Nebraska, in which Dr. Jurchen has requested that we withdraw his article that was published in the Summer 2017 issue of the Concordia Journal. We accept Dr. Jurchen’s decision and, accordingly, ..