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.
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.
“The ultimate test of a moral society is the kind of world that it leaves to its children.” This sentence is one of the most famous quotes from Dietrich Bonhoeffer,
I originally had planned on writing an article highlighting our stewardship focus of a life lived shrewdly for my article this month. But, with two mass shootings in the United States in less than two weeks and an upsurge of the usual less-prominent violence and the sadness of ongoing war in Ukraine, I felt the need to pivot.
Conventional (worldly) wisdom says that it’s risky to get married before you are 30.
Let’s look at 4 keys to reading the Old Testament fruitfully, in a way that allows you to feel confident opening up the first 3/4s of the Bible…
The Old Testament’s influence throughout American history can be traced back to our country’s beginning…
In other words, a majority of Christians today are unaware of three out of every four words God has given us. I find this alarming.
We all know the words so well. Our children share them with us every year.
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Madison, WI 53704
