On ‘The Wind in the Willows’: Enjoying the Creator’s Good Gifts
When we learn to pay close attention to created gifts, how much more joy will we find in attending to the gifts of Word and Sacrament, and to the Giver Himself.
When we learn to pay close attention to created gifts, how much more joy will we find in attending to the gifts of Word and Sacrament, and to the Giver Himself.
Legacy stewardship plays a critical role in present and future ministry by planning ahead for the stewarding of the Gospel, while always being careful to honor Christ’s legacy, not humans’.
What lies next on the digital horizon? What principles should guide our thinking as each new technological frontier is opened?
Both John the Baptist and J.S. Bach serve as examples of how Christians reflect the light of Christ.
The June/July issue takes up the topic of Christian endurance.
The Lord undoes our fear and dismay. “Fear not.” Why? The Lord promises, “I am with you.”
We believe that God works profound blessings through suffering, even when those blessings may not be at all evident to us.
How should churches use, or avoid, technology?
Luther and Melanchthon regarded Constantine highly. It is worth our time to learn about and celebrate this great defender of the church.
Without a doubt, there is nothing more essential to child’s play than the imagination.
Follow the history of the Christian church from the time of the apostles through the 20th century, through the stories of 14 figures.
Our emotions enrich our lives, our relationships with people and our interaction with God’s creation.