Christian Families Can’t Save the World, but They Can Confess the Faith
Families are part of God’s model for life on earth, and Christian families have an opportunity to confess our faith in Jesus by living out our vocations.
Families are part of God’s model for life on earth, and Christian families have an opportunity to confess our faith in Jesus by living out our vocations.
As stewards, we are entrusted with the Gospel, which belongs to Jesus Christ.
God commands us to honor our fathers and mothers. What does that mean if your mom and dad are wrong?
The December issue of The Lutheran Witness explores the family — what we can learn from the Holy Family, how the church can act like a family especially during the Christmas season, and more.
This issue of The Lutheran Witness covers the wide gamut of emotions and realities related to the family.
I tell you, in the strong name of Jesus, your sins are forgiven.
Thanksgiving hymns are all about provision, the good earth, God’s bounty, and His joy in the physical world.
People are eager to invite people into communities they like, and not into communities they don’t.
The church plays a significant role in this present world as a robust community.
Here is our advice for a positive, healthy transition between a former pastor and new pastor.
Knowing the story of those who came before us in the faith helps keep us faithful today. Here is some guidance on how to learn that history.
“Put not your trust in princes, in a son of man, in whom there is no salvation.”