Weathering Vacancies Well
Only a person who rests fully in Christ’s righteousness can serve his neighbor with delight, in the fullest sense of the word.
Weathering Vacancies Well Read More »
Only a person who rests fully in Christ’s righteousness can serve his neighbor with delight, in the fullest sense of the word.
Weathering Vacancies Well Read More »
With all the “newness” of January, we remember that ours begins in the newness of the Gospel in Jesus.
The January issue explores Christian leisure, the Sabbath and the Third Commandment.
Lutheran Witness: January 2026 Read More »
Only a person who rests fully in Christ’s righteousness can serve his neighbor with delight, in the fullest sense of the word.
Hands, Channels and Means Read More »
Across Christendom, the night before the light of Epiphany is a wonderful occasion set aside for Christian joy.
Leisure in Our Lord: Twelfth Night Feast Read More »
Leisure, in its historical usage, was about advancing ourselves in ways that foster a life of faith toward God and love toward neighbor.
Rest from Our Labors, Rest from Our Screens? Read More »
If you’ve been around as long as me, you’ll note we have enjoyed great, even dramatic improvement in the Synod’s life of doctrine and practice.
‘Abounding in the Word’: Looking Forward Read More »
Homesteading is not the secret to happiness. It’s merely the backdrop against which Ma and Pa joyfully live out their vocations.
On the ‘Little House’ Series: Longing for the Promised Land Read More »
Despite the first steward’s failings, all stewards are restored by God’s mercy and grace to their one task of stewardship: stewarding the Gospel!
Restored to the Original: Steward the Gospel Read More »
We simply cannot treat anything without Christ’s promise of permanence as the thing around which everything else must move.
The Thing Around Which Everything Else Must Move Read More »
The December issue is all about tradition and traditions.
Lutheran Witness: December 2025 Read More »
A long-standing custom of Christmastide is the baking of mincemeat pies, a tradition reaching back to the 11th century.
Advent and Christmas: Mincemeat Pies Read More »