Natural Burial: The Final Journey
A free Bible study, written by Kent Burreson and Beth Hoeltke, on the best ways for Christians to honor the body, both in life and death
Laokouxang (Kou) Seying (1964-2019)
Provost Douglas Rutt remembers the life and ministry of Kou Seying
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
Call for Papers: Theological Symposium (Sept. 22–23, 2020)
The theme for 2020: “Whatever is Lovely…”: The Role of Beauty in Theology and Ministry
66 Texts from 66 Books
A new sermon series to preach every book of the Bible in one year
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
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
ICYMI: Burreson and Schuler on Catechesis
Kent Burreson and Rhoda Schuler recently presented their research on successful church catechumenate programs
Word and Work: A Life in Ministry
Tim Saleska talks about his love of the Old Testament, the formation of pastors, and Preachers Basketball
The Tension of Transition
A devotional reflection from the 2019 Theological Symposium by David Schmitt
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
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