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Caught in the middle
Caught in the middle—that’s where Aaron Newman finds himself each day.
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Aaron is Navajo. Aaron is also Christian. By being both, he has one foot in two distinct worlds.
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Being a Christian witness among his Navajo relatives, friends, coworkers, and neighbors sometimes come at a cost for Aaron Newman. Yet he confidently says, "My faith in Jesus is my truest identity. As I have matured both in my faith and in years, I have gained strength to not be ashamed of Jesus and his Word.”
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As Christians, we confess our faith when we state publicly what we believe. Early Christians confessed their faith boldly in the face of fierce opposition and even persecution. After Jesus’ ascension, Peter stood courageously before the religious leaders . . .
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Will there really be a new earth? The simple answer is yes. There will not only be a new earth but also a new heaven and a new Jerusalem. The book of Revelation describes this event: Then I saw “a new heaven and a new earth,” for the first heaven and the . . .
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Charlie Vannieuwenhoven will begin serving as administrator of WELS Board for Ministerial Education in January 2026. Vannieuwenhoven, a 1998 graduate of Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary, currently serves as dean of students at Luther . . .
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