Word and Work: What Is a Provost Anyway?
Douglas Rutt talks about his diverse background, cross-cultural ministry, and his duties as Concordia Seminary’s provost
66 Texts from 66 Books
A new sermon series to preach every book of the Bible in one year
Concordia Journal, Summer 2019
Featuring 2018 Theological Symposium essays by Jeff Kloha, Kent Burreson, and Joel Okamoto…as well as a new homiletics series, Anatomy of a Sermon
The Tension of Transition
A devotional reflection from the 2019 Theological Symposium by David Schmitt
Come, Lord Jesus: A New Sermon Series
Mart Thompson talks about his new Advent-Christmas sermon series
Norman Nagel (1925-2019)
Remembering a theologian who was always centered in the “proprium” of the Gospel
Bach on Faith
David Maxwell at the organ for J. S. Bach’s Credo Fugue
Dressing and Preparing the Body for Burial
In their ongoing series, Kent Burreson and Beth Hoeltke discuss the next step in the natural burial process
Sneak Peek: 2020 Multiethnic Symposium
Taking place May 5-6, 2020, Dr. Philip Jenkins will give keynote address
Word and Work: What Does It Mean to Be Devoted?
David Schmitt discusses the devotional life, a preview of this year’s Theological Symposium
Reflections on the LCMS Youth Gathering
Can we talk—honestly—about youth retention?
Erik Herrmann, “Sola Fide”
The relevance of remembering the Reformation
Think and Speak in Greek
How to dream in the language the Apostle Paul spoke
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
The Political Temptation Facing Churches and Ministers
Politics dominates nearly every aspect of American culture. What’s the church to do?