It’s wonderfully impossible to thank the Lord fully and completely for all his benefits. But by God’s grace, we thank, praise, serve and obey him.

In the midst of suffering and pain, we find our hope where Peter did: “Lord, to whom shall we go? You have the words of eternal life …” (John 6:68).

By His death and resurrection, Jesus locked up sin, death and Satan forever — and unlocked paradise for all who would believe.

There is more weeping on All Saints Day than at almost any other time of the church year, yet we weep together in joy and hope.

Luther himself was well aware that he stood on the shoulders of giants. This Reformation, why not dust off a really old book and make a new friend?

It happens every Sunday morning at every congregation: As soon as sinners gather, they start to compare themselves to each other.