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  • Visualizing the Anthropocene

    In the last post, I mentioned a few examples of human influence on earth that have prompted many to now speak of the Anthropocene Epoch,…

    November 20, 2011
  • Pre-Lenten Pastors Workshop – Jan 20, 2012

    Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, will offer a one-day pre-Lenten workshop for pastors on Friday, January 20, 2012 called “Seeing is Not Believing: The Passion Story…

    November 18, 2011
  • Christmas 1 • Isaiah 61:10–62:3 • January 1, 2012

    by Henry Rowold Sometimes Christians find the prophetic writings strange territory because those writings seem to be an unending boiling and churning of divine wrath…

    November 18, 2011
  • Christmas Day • Isaiah 52:7–10 • December 25, 2011

    by Paul Devantier Today, we wait for word of some important event by staying close to the television, the radio, the Internet, or to our cell…

    November 17, 2011
  • Compassion, Mercy, and Diakonia

    What happens when we use the term “mercy” to describe our actions toward our neighbor or the church’s orientation to the world?

    November 16, 2011
  • Advent 4 • 2 Samuel 7:1–11, 16 • December 18, 2011

    by Jeffrey A. Gibbs The reading offers, in its OT context, a strong example of the truth that “God’s ways are higher and greater than our…

    November 16, 2011
  • And now…The Anthropocene Epoch, or The Age of Man

    We’ve done it. We’ve remade creation according to our own needs, desires, and vision. And so it is now different than it has ever been…

    November 15, 2011
  • Advent 3 • Isaiah 61:1–4, 8–11 • December 11, 2011

    by William Wrede Behold Your Salvation The Season of Advent presents unique challenges not only for the preacher but for the congregation as well. While shorter…

    November 15, 2011
  • Advent 2 • Isaiah 40:1–11 • December 4, 2011

    by David Wollenburg The Old Testament lesson for today does more than simply serve as the first lesson for this day; it summarizes the theme of…

    November 14, 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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