A Travel Guide to the Evangelical Creation Debates: What is Old Earth Creationism?
Exploring the creationist movement that predates Darwin by fifty years
The Gospel–Centered Christian
How we relate the Gospel and the Scriptures affects the Christianity we practice
A Travel Guide to the Evangelical Creation Debates: Introduction
Getting our bearings within one of the biggest debates in Evangelical Christianity
Reflections on Reactions to the Summer Issue of Concordia Journal
The partner issue with Concordia University, Nebraska, on faith and science elicited both positive and negative reactions
Your Burial: A Spectrum of Possibilities
What is Natural Burial?
The Reformation … on Your Coffee Table
A look back, and a look forward, at what this Reformation anniversary is bringing us
Is the Goal To Be “Distinctively Lutheran”?
The problem with a slogan
The Credibility of Our Gospel Witness
Why publish a Concordia Journal on faith and science? Augustine has an answer
Concordia Theology at the International Luther Congress
Reflections on Erik Herrmann’s keynote address in Wittenberg
Kolb Festschrift Announced: From Wittenberg to the World
This summer was the 13th International Congress of Luther Research. The Congress is generally held every 5 years, and continues be the venue for the world’s most prolific and influential Luther scholars. This year was particularly special because it coincided with the 500th anniversary of Luther’s posting of his 95 Theses Against Indulgences in 1517. ..
Symposium Preview: Sectionals
A wide range of speakers exploring answers not only to “What does this mean?” but “How is this done?”
Symposium Preview: Special Events
Golf, home brew, alumni reunions…and JIM VOELZ doing what he does best
Symposium Preview: Worship
Oratio, Meditatio, Tentatio…part of life together during this year’s Theological Symposium (Sept 19-20, 2017)
Racism, Dealing with It
In light of Charlottesville (and the numerous tragedies before it), a word from Leo Sanchez
Why Are Others Reading Luther More than Many Lutherans?
Martin Luther’s thought offers more than Lutherans are perhaps even aware of