
A Pastor’s Letter to Stewards
To effectively lead others to be faithful stewards, pastors and steward leaders must first repent themselves.
To effectively lead others to be faithful stewards, pastors and steward leaders must first repent themselves.
This installment provides practical advice on parenting and raising children in the digital age.
One Triduum tradition deserves particular mention: hot cross buns.
Christians can develop a better framework for understanding the digital world, responding to it, and living humanely and faithfully within it.
You can create a powerful Resurrection celebration at home — in the middle of the night! And I’m here to help.
This new book, co-authored by an LCMS student of theology, offers a solution to our digital technology predicament: life together in the church.
Witchcraft and paganism have become some of the fastest-growing spiritual trends in Western culture today.
Why should young Lutherans consider church work when the deck seems to be stacked against Christians?
Steward leader: Do not be afraid to be repetitive. Parents, teachers, and even God Himself repeat things so that we may learn.
Christians will find many historic customs associated with this penitential season of Lent.
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.