ICYMI: Haupt on Mission in the Early LCMS
Benjamin Haupt on early LCMS mission thinking and work and what we can learn from it for today
Ph.D. Dissertations, 2021
Summaries of the original research of this year’s PhD graduates of Concordia Seminary, St. Louis
Martin Luther’s Stand at Worms, Uncut
Erik Herrmann marks the 500th anniversary of Luther’s most famous speech by introducing a new “director’s cut” of the scene from a recent film
An Interview with Daniel Preus
President Emeritus Dale Meyer talks with Interim President Daniel Preus about his own life and ministry and the life of Concordia Seminary
Theological #ThrowbackThursday: Oswald Hoffmann
#TBT: In 1963, “Ossie” Hoffmann, fresh off a visit with Lutheran Christians in Ethiopia, spoke with his signature humor and erudition about missiology and church history
Meet Prof. Joel Elowsky (Part 2)
Continuing the conversation with Prof. Elowsky (part 2 of 2)
Meet Prof. Joel Elowsky (Part 1)
Prof. Elowsky teaches historical theology and is director of the Center for the Study of Early Christian Texts
In Remembrance of Me: Memory and the Life of Faith
We stand at a point in time when we are learning incredible new insights into how memory works. The 2015 Theological Symposium, September 22-23, will explore what it all means for church and ministry
In Memoriam: Bengt Vilhelm Hägglund
Robert Kolb remembers the life of renowned Swedish church historian Bengt Hägglund
LAY BIBLE INSTITUTE asks “Are We Still Fighting the Crusades?” – Jan 2012
Paul Robinson will lead the winter Lay Bible Institute, “Are We Still Fighting the Crusades?” The Institute will take place Wednesday evenings, Jan 11-Feb 1, 2012 on the Concordia Seminary campus
A “Church” that Never Saw “Christmas”
Ancient ruins and our not-so-ancient “Christmas”