Theology of Vocational Well-Being in Team Ministry
When a team is working effectively, its combined efforts far outstrip the efforts of the pastor alone.
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On ‘The Pilgrim’s Progress’: My Walk is Heav’nward All the Way
Bunyan’s tale describes the walk of the Christian through this earthly life, afflicted by both external and internal destructive forces.
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How I Rediscovered Oct. 31 as Reformation Day
What could be better than celebrating Reformation Day in a joyful, educational and unmistakably Lutheran way?
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Our Eyes in the Age of the Algorithm
Algorithms feed us what they think we want to consume. What are we inadvertently telling them that we are hungry for?
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Lutheran Witness: October 2026
The October issue of ‘The Lutheran Witness’ focuses on a core theme of the Lutheran Reformation: justification by faith.
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Who Is This ‘Me’ in ‘Christ for Me’?
Who is this “me”? It is I, an accursed and damned sinner, who was so beloved by the Son of God that He gave Himself for me.
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Not Guilty—Because of Jesus: The Meaning of Justification
This is what we mean by “justification.” God declares the sinner — a real, honest-to-goodness sinner — innocent.
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Lutheranism Has It All: What Weary Evangelicals Need to Hear
When weary evangelicals show up at your Lutheran congregation, show them that we have a clear confession, the pure Gospel, true assurance and the purpose-given life.
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Undoing the Damage to ‘Transitioned’ Children
The medical profession needs, if possible, to reverse the damage it has caused to “transitioned” children. A settlement in a Texas court case is forcing the issue.
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Music and the Christian Life
Music does so much more than merely entertain and give us pleasure. It also helps us learn and remember.
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The Power of Scripture When Memory Fails
Memorizing God’s Word is a good thing. But what shall we say of the Alzheimer’s patient, the infant or the intellectually disabled?
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Why Memorize When You Can Just Google It?
With the internet at our fingertips, we easily come to rely on it for everything. But what is lost when we outsource our memory?
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