Word and Work: A Life of Preaching
Dale Meyer interviews Concordia alum Richard Lischer, retired homiletics professor at Duke Divinity School
Word and Work: Reading the Bible in the Holy Land
Tom Zelt talks about his summer seminary course, where he takes students to Israel to study the Bible in the places where it happened
Word and Work: Life After Seminary
Three Concordia Seminary alumni discuss the ups and downs of life and ministry
Word and Work: The Future of Pastoral Ministry
Talking about the future of church work and the recruitment of future pastors with Ben Haupt
Word and Work: A Life in Ministry
Tim Saleska talks about his love of the Old Testament, the formation of pastors, and Preachers Basketball
Word and Work: A Life in Mission
Will Schumacher talks about his own life as a missionary and the role of missions within the Seminary community
Word and Work: All Things Worship
Kent Burreson discusses worship, including new insights into the catechumenate
Word and Work: Religious Liberty
Dale Meyer interviews Greg Seltz about the Lutheran Center for Religious Liberty
Word and Work: The Impact of the Bible
Jeff Kloha gives a virtual walk-through of the Museum of the Bible
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
Word and Work: Gibbs on Matthew
Jeff Gibbs shares insights from his life’s work on the Gospel of Matthew
Word and Work: Faith, Writing, and Life
How faith and writing intersect more often than you think…and why every pastor is a writer