Really, I didn’t make this one up
The truth, the whole truth, nothing but the . .
Concordia Journal Currents – Koehler’s Counseling and Confession
Rev. Tony Cook talks to Dr. Richard Marrs about the newly-released Seminary Press edition of Walter Koehler’s wonderful book on pastoral counseling: Counseling and Confession: The Role of Confession and Absolution in Pastoral Counseling
Science: “Just” a Matter of Faith?
“Our imagination is stretched to the utmost”
Watch Concordia Seminary’s Phase One renovation in real time
Track the progress of the renovation of Koburg Hall and the dining complex into the new Benidt Seminary Center
New Find! Everything We Ever Thought Proven Wrong!
Check the date on your calendar
Is hell a necessary evil?
Hell is a popular place these days. Not for tourism, of course. But it’s the talk of the religious town
Plainsong Passion
Last Friday, chapel was unusual; it took me off guard. First, I did not expect to sing Christmas hymns … in the middle of Lent. Yes, I have to admit that I wasn’t paying attention to the feast day calendar so I missed the liturgical memo on the Annunciation of our Lord. It was a welcome ..
Care giving and care receiving in an aging world
I have known Ron and Maggie Hilmer for a long time, since I was in my teens and they were…well, younger than they are now
4th Annual PsalmFest – April 10, 2011
PsalmFest, featuring reflections on Psalm 46 by Tim Saleska and numerous musical ensembles, will happen on Sunday, April 10, 2011, 3:00pm
Invitation to Conversation, Part 2: Bob Kolb on the Ecclesiology of the Lutheran Confessional Writings
A few weeks ago we posted the first of a series of questions used as the basis of discussion for a Faculty Forum, centered on Bob Kolb’s article, in the Fall 2010 Concordia Journal: “The Sheep and the Voice of the Shepherd: The Ecclesiology of the Lutheran Confessions” (the article is available here, beginning on p. 324). ..
Pagan Dualism – Alive and Well in 20th Century America
David Berger examines the implications of recent controversial decisions regarding the United States military
Food for theological reflection
“Food is supposed to be sacred, not fast.”
“Son of Man” in the Gospels: A Faculty Discussion
Who is the son of man?
Japan and a father’s death: the “seismic shocks” of life
“Seismic Shocks.” That was the eerily prophetic title of this past Friday’s entry in the Lenten devotional booklet I’m reading, What’s Next, God?, by Stephen Carter (published by Creative Communicati
Why I am giving up Facebook for Lent
The first time I remember giving something up for Lent I was in the fourth grade. I gave up soda
Divine Intervention without God: by Jim Voelz
Meteor Blasts and New Life