October 2021
Week 37 Acts 17:1-15 Acts 17:16-34 Acts 18:1-28 Acts 19:1-20 Acts 19:21-41 Acts 20:1-12 Acts 20:13-38 Week 38 Acts 21:1-16 Acts 21:17-36 Acts 21:37–22:29 Acts 22:30–23:22 Acts 23:23–24:27 Acts 25:1-27…
Parent conversations: You might be a Lutheran parent if . . .
Does anyone else feel the weight of all the serious issues we have been dealing with as a society over the past couple years? I mean, yes, COVID, but so…
Confessions of faith: Dale Anne Mondy
God’s grace and promises provide comfort for a woman during dark times. “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through…
The second Martin
Martin Chemnitz has important lessons for us as we confess God’s truth in our world. “You Protestants have two Martins; if the second had not come, the first would not…
My Christian life: One man’s battle with anxiety
Anxiety can prove to be a good thing. It can draw us back to God and his promises. I recently took my mask off. I am not referring to the…
Jesus every day
Six simple ways to bring faith into focus for families every day of the week. Lists of things seem to be the popular way to get people to click on…
Please explain: Is God’s design for marriage relevant in today’s world?
It's not difficult to find God’s definition of marriage. “At the beginning,” Jesus said, “the Creator ‘made them male and female,’ and said, ‘For this reason a man will leave…
President’s message: To judge or not to judge
It’s always a little baffling to me that some of the most familiar words in the Bible can so often be misunderstood, misquoted, or misapplied. How many times have you…
Bible study: Rewards of grace
The parable of the talents appears in a section of Scripture where Jesus is describing the end times. Though an exact value of a talent is difficult to calculate with…
