
Saved: What Does This Mean?
To be saved is to receive God’s act of setting Christians free from bondage to sin, death and the devil.

To be saved is to receive God’s act of setting Christians free from bondage to sin, death and the devil.

Grace is God’s undeserved, free gift of mercy and forgiveness to sinners, by which He declares them righteous solely on account of the works and merit of Christ.

Faith is the gift of knowledge, assent and confidence in Christ worked in us by the Holy Spirit.

The October issue provides definitions and explanations of nine different words we use often as Lutherans.

By grace, through faith, only by Christ, we are reckoned somebody.

Each October, the Church Year gives Lutherans something to look forward to

In September, the church changes her focus to the End Times and our Lord’s final victory over sin, death and the devil for us on the cross.

People often ask what heaven will be like. We know what it will be like. We’ll be like Jesus, body and soul. And we’ll enjoy a flesh-and-blood eternity.

The September issue provides a Lutheran view of the theology of the body.

Our bodily life comes from the living God. We have not made ourselves. Nor can we remake ourselves.

Mary is a prime example of receptive faith, of hearing the Word of God and submitting to it.

The August issue walks through the Christian’s “Life in the Sacrament.”