“Why do we teach Greek and Hebrew at the seminary? Don’t we already have good translations of the Bible?” … We don’t teach Greek and Hebrew so that the students can produce their own translations of the Bible, but so that they can understand the decisions that the translators have made on their behalf
Leo Sánchez talks with Dale Meyer about what western Christians can learn from Global South Christianity, the theme of the upcoming Multiethnic Symposium
Rev. Michael Coppersmith talks about the connections between prayer, God’s Word, and the work of the Holy Spirit
Jesus’ life in the Spirit and how we share in that life
Leo Sánchez talks about his most recent theological work, including two new books in Spanish and English
In celebration of Pentecost, we reprise two reflections by Dr. David Maxwell on the “sound” of the Holy Spirit. The first is a sound recording of a chapel sermon on Acts 2 from 2005, asking the very question, “What sound does the Holy Spirit make?”. The second is a video of Dr. Maxwell on the ..
Leo Sánchez discusses five models of sanctification from his new book Sculptor Spirit
Leo Sánchez discusses his recent book to help Christians discern how the Spirit is at work in their lives
How Bach transforms, as only Bach can, an ancient hymn to the Holy Spirit
By Andrew Bartelt We find ourselves at the third great festival day (LSB 489), having celebrated the resurrection and the ascension of our Lord. Our text takes us to the night he was betrayed, as Jesus anticipates what we now remember as having happened. He is preparing his disciples—and us—for resurrection life after his resurrection ..
Research will explore Spirit Christology, models of sanctification
An Epiphany homily to celebrate the work of the Spirit in ordinary lives, and to mark the life of Martin Luther King, Jr
