
The Future in the Digital World
What lies next on the digital horizon? What principles should guide our thinking as each new technological frontier is opened?
What lies next on the digital horizon? What principles should guide our thinking as each new technological frontier is opened?
How should churches use, or avoid, technology?
The December issue of The Lutheran Witness explores the family — what we can learn from the Holy Family, how the church can act like a family especially during the Christmas season, and more.
The church plays a significant role in this present world as a robust community.
Our Christian creed provides a counter-cultural story and identity that is both true and real.
Attending church with our children is a powerful confession of faith. It is a chance to witness to our neighbors, our children and even ourselves that Jesus comes to us here on earth — and that we need Him.
Being a confessional Lutheran church body can seem lonely — but the LCMS has 43 sister churches around the world that face similar pressures and challenges.
If you find yourself in “quiet despair” about the state of the church, consider these five things.
The May issue of The Lutheran Witness explores the marks of the church under the theme “Made & Marked by Christ.”
How does one find the church? Christ has left His Bride with marks of the church in the world.
Multi-congregation parishes can help congregations thrive in their work, refocus on what it means to be the church and remain in place with a lively presence of Word and Sacrament ministry.
Unbelievers sometimes convert to Christianity. But sometimes Christians deconvert to unbelief.