Reversing the Trend
God wants His Word to be learned especially in our homes. Where should we begin?
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.
The February issue takes up the topic of mental illness from a Lutheran perspective.
Our dear pastors and workers continue to love and care for millions of God’s people.
The February issue of The Lutheran Witness presents a Lutheran perspective on mental illness and health.
The journey with a loved through into and through Alzheimer’s disease is a journey into darkness and difficulty.
Legislation does not change hearts. Only the Holy Spirit through the proclamation of the Gospel changes hearts.
We will advocate for life. We’ll march. But the greatest thing we can do is speak forgiveness in Jesus.
God has given each mother a little neighbor, chosen specifically for her, formed from her body. The suffering involved in loving this neighbor is part of God’s good and gracious will for our lives.
The January issue of The Lutheran Witness reflects on the church’s ongoing responsibility to proclaim the Gospel in the wake of Roe v. Wade.
My faith in Christ, my eternal life, my Christian life from beginning to end is His doing. Dead men don’t decide. It’s all gift.
God in Christ redeems and renews humanity — Adam’s fallen race — by assuming it.