PANDEMIA, enfrentándola a la luz de Cristo
Leo Sanchez’s “Pandemic, Coping with It,” en Español
What Sound Does the Holy Spirit Make?
In celebration of Pentecost, we reprise two reflections by Dr. David Maxwell on the “sound” of the Holy Spirit. The first is a sound recording of a chapel sermon on Acts 2 from 2005, asking the very question, “What sound does the Holy Spirit make?”. The second is a video of Dr. Maxwell on the ..
A Tribute to Kou Seying
A video tribute which would have been presented at the 2020 Multiethnic Symposium
From Wittenberg to the World
Robert Kolb talks about his life’s work studying Luther, and how it has allowed him to engage global Christianity
Book Blurbs: Rick Marrs, Making Christian Counseling More Christ Centered
Rick Marrs discusses his new book, which focuses on the law-gospel dynamic in Christian counseling
Concordia Journal, Spring 2020
Theological reflection . . . in the time of Covid-19
In Memoriam: David P. Daniel
Remembering David Daniel, one-time Concordia Seminary professor and longtime scholar and educator in central/eastern Europe
Feeding on the Scriptures
Dr. Tom Egger talks about how to listen to the Scriptures in a time of suffering
Prayer for the Election of a New Seminary President
To be included in prayers of the church for Sunday, May 10, 2020
Faith and Film: Phil Hohle
Phil Hohle talks about how to understand the world of film through the lens of Christian theology
Returning Our Bodies to the Ground
Kent Burreson and Beth Hoeltke’s latest post on natural burial takes up the question of coffins, caskets, and shrouds
ICYMI: Rick Marrs on the Daily Struggle
Rick Marrs talks about the Christian’s struggle between the old self and the new self
ICYMI: Spiritual Care in a Time of Social Distancing
A webinar on spiritual care in the midst of coronavirus with Rick Marrs and Bruce Hartung
Plagues, Then and Now
Joel Elowsky talks about the 3rd-century bishop and theologian Cyprian and the early church’s response to plagues
ICYMI: Kolb on Luther and Pandemic
Robert Kolb talks about Martin Luther in light of the current pandemic
