When we celebrate the Lutheran Reformation we often speak of Scripture alone, Grace alone, and Faith alone—the Sola’s of the Lutheran Church—as the truths that Martin Luther rediscovered for the life of the Church.
“The days are coming, declares the LORD…” How does that make you feel? Perhaps you’ve heard similar words in your life?
A preparatory school dean of students was sitting in his office one day when an angry man came storming in. He was upset over something he’d seen in the local newspaper.
How is your prayer life? Consistent, passionate, purposeful? How would you rate yourself as praying Christian?
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The smell of the burning sacrifice filled the air as Noah and his family stood around the newly constructed altar. Shoulder to shoulder, hand in hand they watched as the sacrifices burned up completely.
In our synod, we believe that the office of the pastoral ministry was one that was put in place by Jesus himself.
I’ve heard that time goes by faster as one gets older. While I know it’s not true scientifically, it certainly seems true in my experience.
You might feel like this story of Jesus is easy enough to understand. It seems natural to compare the suffering of Lazarus to the luxury of the rich man.
A sixty-two-year-old man came into the emergency room of a hospital in western France, complaining of severe stomach pain. The doctors were astounded by what they saw on the x-ray.
