Word and Work: What Does It Mean to Be Devoted?
David Schmitt discusses the devotional life, a preview of this year’s Theological Symposium
Word and Work: Preaching as Worldmaking
Peter Nafzger discusses the nature and purpose of a sermon
Word and Work: The Spirit at Work
Leo Sánchez discusses five models of sanctification from his new book Sculptor Spirit
Word and Work: The Gospel in Papua New Guinea
Ron Rall, international missionary and local pastor in St. Louis, reflects on a life of mission and ministry
Word and Work: Music Making Community
Jim Marriott discusses the music arts at Concordia Seminary, and the role of music in the life of a church community
Book Blurbs: Leo Sánchez, Sculptor Spirit
Leo Sánchez discusses his recent book to help Christians discern how the Spirit is at work in their lives
Book Blurbs: David Peter, Maximizing the Midsize Church
David Peter discusses his recent book on congregational leadership
Word and Work: Gibbs on Matthew
Jeff Gibbs shares insights from his life’s work on the Gospel of Matthew
Book Blurbs: Burreson & Hoeltke, Death, Heaven, Resurrection, and the New Creation
Kent Burreson and Beth Hoeltke discuss their recent book on death and the new creation
Word and Work: Faith, Writing, and Life
How faith and writing intersect more often than you think…and why every pastor is a writer
Concordia Journal, Spring 2019
A “greatest hits” of the work of longtime Concordia Seminary Professor Robert Rosin
ICYMI: Sánchez on the “Spiritual Life”
Listen to his talk from the 2019 Calvin Symposium on Christian Worship
“What Can We Learn from Them?”
Dale Meyer and Larry Rast on the global future of seminaries and theological education
Word and Work: Leading Midsize Congregations
Dale Meyer talks with David Peter about his new book on ministry with midsize churches
Concordia Journal, Winter 2019
Featuring a keynote from Robert Rosin, Trevor Sutton on social media, and responses by Michael Zeigler and Peter Nafzger to the idea of “normal nihilism.”
Word and Work: The Gospel Across Cultures
Kou Seying shares his own journey from Laos to the United States, and the multiplying opportunities for ministry across cultures