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  • Proper 25 • Matthew 22:34–46 • October 23, 2011

    By Thomas Egger At the Jerusalem temple (Mt 21:23), as the great feast approaches, a high-profile religious confrontation takes place. Jesus has entered the city amidst…

    August 5, 2011
  • Proper 24 • Matthew 22:15–22 • October 16, 2011

    By David Schmitt Textual Study: At the heart of this text lies an aphorism (v. 21), the saying of Jesus that the Pharisees had hoped…

    August 4, 2011
  • Preaching Romans 11: Israel and Promises

    Preaching Romans 11: Israel and Promises

    Romans 11, Bible Translations, and Preaching Israel

    August 4, 2011
  • Proper 23 • Matthew 22:1–14 • October 9, 2011

    By Timothy Dost The Parable of the Great Banquet This text can be challenging because it not only presents the issues of the place of God’s…

    August 3, 2011
  • Proper 22 • Matthew 21:33–46 • October 2, 2011

    By William Carr Context Matthew 21 begins with the “Palm Sunday” entry to Jerusalem. For the moment, Jesus is “riding high,” even if on a…

    August 2, 2011
  • Christ-Centered Christian Counseling – Part 2

    New thoughts from Rick Marrs as he writes his new book “Making Christian Counseling More Christ-Centered.” Here, he discusses law-gospel distinctions, cognitive behavioral therapy, and…

    August 1, 2011
  • Proper 21 • Matthew 21:23–27 (28–32) • September 25, 2011

    By Gerhard Bode Why the Question about Jesus’s Authority? The events in this account from Matthew 21 take place on the Monday before Jesus’s crucifixion.…

    August 1, 2011
  • Proper 20 • Matthew 20:1–16 • September 18, 2011

    By David I. Lewis Introduction: Today’s Gospel reading contains a parable that is unique to Matthew’s Gospel, the so-called parable of the workers in the vineyard.…

    July 31, 2011
  • Proper 19 • Matthew 18:21–35 • September 11, 2011

    By Dale A. Meyer “In this Christian church, he…” Though not our usual style, this text invites an expository approach. The familiar subsections of this reading…

    July 30, 2011
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Seventh Sunday after Pentecost
Gen. 18:17–19, 2

Seventh Sunday after Pentecost 
Gen. 18:17–19, 20–33; Ps. 138; Col. 2:6–15, 16–19; Luke 11:1–13


We recently sat down with Dr. Jennie Asher, the Se
We recently sat down with Dr. Jennie Asher, the Seminary's new director of Deaconess Studies, to learn about her path to deaconess ministry and to Concordia Seminary. Learn more in the latest issue of Concordia Seminary magazine: https://www.csl.edu/2025/05/the-calling-and-impact-of-deaconess-ministry/


The LCMS Youth Gathering may be coming to an end,
The LCMS Youth Gathering may be coming to an end, but the connections we made will last a lifetime! Thank you to everyone who stopped by, shared a conversation and maybe even took the first step toward a future in ministry. #lcmsyg #cslyg25


On Commencement day, a tornado swept through the S
On Commencement day, a tornado swept through the Seminary campus, toppling more than 150 trees. In the months since, several stumps have been transformed into crosses — carved from the very trunks that once provided shade along our paths.
 
These simple crosses now stand as symbols of both loss and hope — of beauty from brokenness, of the enduring promise of Christ, who makes all things new.
 
“And he who was seated on the throne said, ‘Behold, I am making all things new’” (Rev. 21:5 ESV).



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