Imposing Death Safely
God's mercy in Christ is [our] only hope to be saved. Not without death, but despite it, through it, and from it.
God's mercy in Christ is [our] only hope to be saved. Not without death, but despite it, through it, and from it.
Worship resources are available to help plan your congregation’s observance of the Sanctity of Human Life.
The LCMS Office of International Mission has been partnering with our missionaries to provide volunteer support to ongoing English-based outreach efforts. These tips are based on one missionary’s experience hosting an online conversation group, but most can be applied in any English conversation partner setting.
One thing that happens because we are a church body that highly values thinking and learning is that we talk less about our emotions.
Prayer is the sign that the church is still breathing, however labored that breath may be. The cross leads us to despair of everything — save Christ!
The LCMS Commission on Theology and Church Relations wrote an addendum and summary to reaffirm its March 20, 2020, opinion on “Communion and COVID-19” about online home Communion.
Racism grounds the identity and security of human life not in the God who alone is our Creator, Redeemer, and Sanctifier, but in self. Racism is a sin against the First Commandment because it fails to receive other human beings as gifts from God.
What is the role of men and women in the church today? This report from the CTCR examines the history of the order of creation as found in Scripture, Lutheran theology and the LCMS.
As we serve the church, we can leave the saving to the One who does it best.
As Lutheran Young Adult Corps completes its third year and begins to pivot as a program, it is a time to show thanks for all God has done in and through the program.
So what are we to do if the passing of the plate becomes a long-term casualty of COVID-19? The key is formation.
This white paper is intended to promote continued conversation, across the Synod, about pastoral formation.
The Rev. Dr. Hans-Jörg Voigt recalls a visit from LCMS President Rev. Dr. John William Behnken soon after the end of World War II and the kindness of Lutherans from America and England.
As we serve the church, we can leave the saving to the One who does it best.
LCMS missionaries in the Dominican Republic get to build relationships share Christ with people simply by doing life together.