It’s all about Christ
The 175 years since our synod’s founding have demonstrated that in all things—in times of challenge and times of outward blessings—Christ has continued to work through us to build his…
“They all ate and were satisfied, and the disciples picked up twelve basketfuls of broken pieces that were left over” (Matthew 14:20). “What are we going to do?” Jesus’ disciples…
A woman receives support, hope, and healing from her new church family. “When you have nothing left, all you have is God.” That’s how Valerie Frecks, member at Grace, Sahuarita,…
I grew up with the concept that “accept” is almost a bad word when it comes to God’s grace (i.e., decision theology). So I’m struggling to make sense of 2…
My mom radar goes up quickly when my kids talk about interpersonal problems with their classmates. As I talk through situations with them, I always struggle because I know that…
Does the Bible condone slavery? Slavery lands squarely in the category of things we wish the Bible unequivocally condemned. One human being owning another human being? Surely there must be…
Imagine seeing a wooden ship 510 feet long, 85 feet wide, and 51 feet tall. And in a field in Kentucky. Yes, it’s the Ark Encounter. Perhaps you have seen…
The work we do as Christians in this world is never in vain. For many people in our nation, Labor Day signals the start of school and an end to…
Joel Kassulke went to the synod convention with the intent of learning more about the work of his church body. He returned home with serious thoughts of a change in…