Facts, Fiction and the Media: Reading and Watching the News as a Lutheran
How should Lutherans consume the news in a politically polarized nation?
Articles
Social Media Politics: Speaking as a Christian in the Chaos
If you choose to wade into the deep waters of social media political conversations, whether related to the pandemic or the elections, first ask yourself these three questions.
Beyond the Booth
God most certainly goes with you into the voting booth and has something to say about the ballot you cast.
Our Great Heritage: J.A.O. Preus II
This preacher, teacher, translator and LCMS president confessed the joyous reality of Christ and His resurrection found in Scripture.
One King, Two Kingdoms: Where Religion and Politics Connect
Understanding the Two Kingdoms and the Christian’s calling as citizen.
Stewards Ask the Right Questions
Our stewardship goes far beyond the offering plate.
Our Great Heritage: Rosa Young
Spurred on by a deep love for her neighbor, Rosa Young brought education and the Gospel to a region deeply in need.
Why Pastors Should Sing
When pastors lead by example, they demonstrate the value of music in worship and instruction.
Nourishing Children’s Minds and Hearts with Beautiful Illustration
One of the ways to help us and our children read Scripture faithfully is through faithful, realistic art and illustration.
Christians Are To Be Taught
Many challenges threaten education today. Like Luther, we can meet them with renewed devotion to faithful, Lutheran education.
Microschools: Meeting a Need and Fulfilling a Mission
As demand for private education soars, LCMS churches of any size can consider serving their congregation with a “microschool.”
Our Great Heritage: C.F.W. Walther
Faced with false confession or schism, he chose the hard path, navigated extreme challenges, and helped establish our church body.