At its last meeting, the faculty of Concordia Seminary voted unanimously to publish this statement in Concordia Journal and on Concordia Theology. In recent months, our colleague Rev. Dr. James Voelz has…

Luther taught that the purpose of every vocation—in the workplace, the family, the state, and the church—is to love and serve your neighbors, specifically, the neighbors whom your callings bring into your…

Words mean things. The statement appears simple enough. But anyone who has translated across languages, struggled to find the right words to express their thoughts, or groaned at a “dad joke” knows…

Remarks from the 100th Anniversary Celebration of Concordia Seminary’s Clayton Campus Dr. David Peter’s sermon delivered during the Service of Vespers Sunday, April 26, 2026, at the Chapel of St. Timothy and…

Not to sight, or taste, or touch be credit.Hearing only do we trust secure;I believe, for God the Son has said it –Word of truth that ever shall endure.[i] In so few…

For nearly two years now, since coming to the seminary as an M.Div. student, I have also worked for the local pro-life organization Coalition Life as a sidewalk counselor. I weekly find…

Concordia Seminary St. Louis (CSL) and Concordia Theological Seminary Fort Wayne (CTSFW) are working together again to offer new continuing education workshops for pastors, other church workers, and laity. This time, however,…

A Conversation Years ago, I asked a seminary professor for guidance for raising our infant daughter in the Christian faith. I had personally known a pastor’s kid who wandered from the faith.…