Lutheran Life in ‘The Negative World’: Holding to the Gospel in a Shifting Culture
Today, basic Christian tenets are seen as threats to society. How shall we live in this “negative world”?
Today, basic Christian tenets are seen as threats to society. How shall we live in this “negative world”?
Smaller congregations can have a flourishing youth ministry, even with just two or three youth.
One vital area of church worker development is intellectual well-being.
Stewardship is not about big. Stewardship is not about small. Stewardship is about faithfulness.
Is bivocational ministry on your horizon? Does it seem scary? Can it be good?
The Feast of the Purification of Mary and the Presentation of our Lord falls on Feb. 2.
In truth, the size of the congregation is no indication of God’s favor or disfavor.
The February issue of The Lutheran Witness is all about smaller congregations.
We know where the kingdom of God is on this earth: where the Word of God is preached and Baptism and the Lord’s Supper are administered.
Research shows that one in five adults, and one in six children, will experience a mental illness.
There is only one Lord. There is only one Savior. There is only one Son of God. Jesus. Nobody else even comes close.
Congregations that wish to cultivate faithful stewardship need to commit to the regular discipline of teaching and preaching stewardship.