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Proper 8 • 2 Corinthians 8:1–9; 13–15 • June 28, 2015
By Glenn Nielsen Paul urges the Corinthians to finish up their part of the collection for the church in Jerusalem. They started a year earlier, setting aside an amount each week. But it seems…
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Proper 7 • 2 Corinthians 6:1–13 • June 21, 2015
By Joel Elowsky Servants of God as a Study in Contrasts This text follows on the heels of the well-known “glorious exchange” passage at the end of chapter 5, “God made him who knew…
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Proper 6 • 2 Corinthians 5:1–10 (11–17) • June 14, 2015
By Daniel Eggold Throughout 2 Corinthians, Paul rides a roller coaster of emotion. In the opening apology, Paul defends himself against accusations of carelessness and callousness (1:8–2:16). He then writes with joy concerning his…
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Dr. Mark Seifrid to join Concordia Seminary faculty
Preeminent scholar of the New Testament letters of Paul will begin teaching exegetical theology in the fall.
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Ronald Raymond Feuerhahn: Historian, Theologian, Churchman, Pastor
Jon Vieker remembers his Doktorvater, Professor Ron Feuerhahn.
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Engaging the Digital Age: Days of Theological Reflection, 2015
View video from this year’s featured speakers: Tom Boomershine and Matt Peeples.
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Proper 5 • 2 Corinthians 4:13–5:1 • June 7, 2015
By Michael J. Redeker Christians are faced with the realities of this world. We cannot escape this. Along with the joys that come from life, we also face the trials and tribulations that…
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New Books by the Faculty
Just in time for your summer reading list, here are the books written by Concordia Seminary faculty (and staff) in the past year.
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Holy Trinity • Acts 2:14a, 22–36 • May 31, 2015
By Erik Herrmann The Christian confession of the Trinity is both sublime and difficult. Trying to grasp the distinction of the divine persons while maintaining the unity of the Godhead can feel like an…
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