The LCMS and its convention will not be exactly what any of us think they should be. But they will be what God gives us to be, together.
Christ Is Risen Indeed: Gearing Up for Another Convention Read More »
The May issue provides a preview of this summer’s LCMS convention.
Lutheran Witness: May 2026 Read More »
Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” invites audiences to contemplate what it means to truly “be.”
On ‘Hamlet’: What It Means “To Be” Read More »
It is important that you know, and never forget the fact, that you are a distinct creation of God’s hand.
You Are Not Pond Scum: The Importance of the Genesis Account Read More »
The April issue explores a Christian life on earth and our eternal life in Christ.
Lutheran Witness: April 2026 Read More »
This article addresses five lies our culture tells us about life and responds to them with Scripture.
Five Lies About Life: ‘Did God Actually Say?’ Read More »
Scripture is rich with imagery of gardens and planting, illustrating how God is restoring His people to the Garden from which they were exiled by sin.
The Tree of Life: God Is Leading Us Back to the Garden Read More »
Christ empowers and invites us to live outside ourselves in praise to God and out of love for our neighbor.
‘Lazarus, Come Out!’: Resurrection from the Tomb of Self Read More »
One of the greatest blessings of the Church Year is that it helps us remember personal commemorations and reflect upon the work Christ has done in our own lives.
Baptismal Birthdays & Name Days Read More »
On Yahweh’s mountain, Jesus makes a feast for all peoples, swallows up the covering cast over all the nations, swallows up death for all humanity.
On Yahweh’s Mountain: An Easter Sunday Devotion Read More »
David’s anguish in Psalm 41 was only a shadow of the sorrow Jesus would feel over a betrayal that would lead to His horrible death on the cross.
Betrayed by a Friend: A Holy Wednesday Devotion Read More »
They did not understand what Isaiah saw — that the Messiah would establish His everlasting kingdom through His suffering and death.
Who Has Believed?: A Holy Tuesday Devotion Read More »