Talking to Jesus

If the beginning of the twenty-first century is marked by “Epicurean indifference,” the temptation to doctrinally focused people is, quoting Melanchthon again, “Pharisaic pride.” What Jesus said to the ancient Pharisees can help us resist this subtle temptation to imagine that we own the truth

Do I Make Myself Clear?

In Do I Make Myself Clear?, former newspaper editor, writer and broadcaster Sir Harold Evans challenges pastors and Christian communicators to examine their work. Writing short devotions is a discipline that sharpens the theological insight and diction of the writer and brings contemporary relevance of age-old biblical truths to readers and hearers. If you can\u27t say it clearly and quickly, you probably don\u27t get it — and your reader or hearer certainly won\u27t

More Lively Participation

The present impartial judgment of God should drive us to fear God during our sojourn to heaven because our conduct and being is sinful, but we are awed because God is the Father who gives us our only hope of salvation, Jesus

Helpers of Joy

I’m inviting you to come with us, come experience a gospel-dominated culture, come contribute to a culture based on Jesus, the “yes” to all God’s promises, come onboard the USS Concordia

Light from Above, Laser Our Hearts

It is a great time to be in the ministry of our Lord Jesus Christ! To our seminarians, I hope this year will fuel your passion for service to the congregations and communities to which you will be called

Proper 22 • Isaiah 5:1–7 • October 5, 2014

God loved his Israel, his “pleasant planting.” He planted them to do good works, specifically to bring justice and righteousness to all people, but they gave him “wild grapes.

How Can We Help You?

Concordia Seminary is committed to providing to all the baptized of The Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod theological resources that are helpful for faith and life

“A Gospel-Based Budgeting of Theology’s Resources”

“Lead with the gospel” does, and that is our focus as we offer you our faculty’s time, learning, and energies for your ministry

Pedagogy for a Politicized Church

Students will come, study, and leave Concordia Seminary either to join in the politicization of the church and thereby acquiesce to American culture or they will leave the seminary with body, soul, and spirit formed into the meaning and mission of the gospel of Jesus Christ with the wholesome result that evangelical persuasion will predominate in their ministries and in respect for all in the body of Christ

Word Alive! Connections and Conversations

Making the Word alive and making connections through conversations