Church Worker Wellness – Week 52 devotion: Vocational wellness
Saying, “If you want me to” to God can be scary.
Saying, “If you want me to” to God can be scary.
Continue to pray for an end to the coronavirus pandemic, for the provision of effective care to those infected or afraid, and for those providing care.
Especially during the coronavirus pandemic, congregations should demonstrate good stewardship of the gifts the Lord has given them.
Tips and encouragement for LCMS congregations and individuals as they respond to COVID-19.
There are others on this path with us. There are angels watching over us, and there are Everlasting Arms beneath us.
When calamity and death strike, we do not put God on trial to accuse or excuse His unexplainable actions in the world. Instead, we implore His grace in the name…
A volunteer Mercy Medical Team from The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod and a local medical team provided health care to about 1,000 patients from a remote village in Uganda in 2019.
The Light of God still shines when living with cancer and while caring for someone with cancer.
God is faithful. He doesn’t leave us. He doesn’t forsake us. He does and will bring help.
LCMS Stewardship Ministry addresses the recurring question of the theology of electronic giving. It can certainly be used for God’s glory, but it also can be abused.
When might you be most vulnerable spiritually as a pastor or church worker?
In this month’s Life Together Digest, the Rev. Dr. Matthew C. Harrison, president of The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod, invites you to attend two upcoming events.
Hosted by LCMS Urban & Inner-City Mission, Rev. Eric Linthicum presents a free webinar titled “Create Vibrant Multi-Ethnic Ministries.”
As prisoners of sin, we are each set free through Christ to be a prisoner of the Lord.
LCMS Stewardship Ministry offers a reminder that the Lord uses every gift that He has entrusted to His stewards and knits them together into a beautiful tapestry of Gospel ministry.