“The Devil is a Liar and So is His Father”: Why Greek Matters
…and why seminary students take Summer Greek
Teaching (and Learning) Greek
Or: Why New Testament Greek is Like a Football Game
Word and Work: Ministry After Ferguson
Discussing the work of the Lutheran Hope Center with Micah Glenn
Book Blurbs: A Festschrift in Honor of James Voelz
The book, “The Press of the Text,” was officially presented to Prof. Voelz at his Sept. 19 lecture during the Theological Symposium
CJ Online
Reconsidering the Greek Preposition “eis” in the Baptismal Theology of Matthew 28 and Romans 6
Reconsidering the Greek Preposition “eis” in the Baptismal Theology of Matthew 28 and Romans 6
The importance of one little overlooked word…and how we translate it
2015 Theological Symposium Videos
Better late than never…videos of presentations around the theme, “In Remembrance of Me: Memory and the Life of Faith.” (Videos from 2016 Theological Symposium coming soon.)
Theological #ThrowbackThursday: Martin Scharlemann on the parables
A new #TBT blog series bringing back to life old media files from the Concordia Seminary archives. First up: hear Martin Scharlemann on “Jesus, Teller of Parables.”
What does a Concordia Seminary professor do over the summer?
A summer in the lives of Elowsky, Seifrid, Biermann, and Voelz
Summer Slumming in the Library: “Faith in Christ” and Galatians 5:5-6
New insights into the longstanding “pistis Christou” debate in Galatians
Reflections on the state of Biblical Studies
. . . from the SBL Annual Meeting in Atlanta, Georgia (Nov 21-24, 2015)
“Return to the Text: Literary Criticism and Beyond”
Dr. Jim Voelz to give inaugural Kingsbury Chair lecture during this year’s Symposium, on September 22, 2015
Gospel of Mark to be focus of next Lay Bible Institute
David Lewis will lead study on Jesus and the Law in the Gospel of Mark on Saturday, August 8, 2015
Rev. Tim Koch in the News
The Bible, scholarship, and faith in South Dakota
Koinonia and Life Together in the New Testament
What do we have in common that gives us a life together? The New Testament gives us a picture, or in this case, two
Translating Offices in the New Testament
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