Don’t Give Up the Ship (and Other Lessons from a Soggy Sailor)
“Ready to tack?” The skipper’s voice cut through the roar of the wind as the prow clunked into yet another wave.
“Ready to tack?” The skipper’s voice cut through the roar of the wind as the prow clunked into yet another wave.
America’s children have left the church in droves, yet many do not deny the existence of God.
Lutheranism celebrates the physical in relation to the spiritual in several ways.
God wants His Word to be learned especially in our homes. Where should we begin?
The March issue of The Lutheran Witness seeks to understand the religiously unaffiliated (the “Nones”) and how they think.
How do we speak to the religiously unaffiliated about the love of God in Christ?
Love is central to our confession and doctrine! I believe that confession with all my heart.
am just old enough to remember when the mid-February greeting used to run: “Happy Saint Valentine’s Day!” Anyone else remember those days?
The February issue takes up the topic of mental illness from a Lutheran perspective.
The February issue of The Lutheran Witness presents a Lutheran perspective on mental illness and health.
Our dear pastors and workers continue to love and care for millions of God’s people.
The journey with a loved through into and through Alzheimer’s disease is a journey into darkness and difficulty.