November’s issue of One Voice looks at how increasing acceptance of evolutionary biology’s flaws is opening the door for proclaiming the Gospel. As evidence mounts against macro-evolution, high profile agnostic and atheistic intellectuals are publicly abandoning Darwinian theory. And the more inclined people are to confess God as Creator, the more likely they will confess Christ as Redeemer.
Read MoreConcordia Seminary President Dr. Dale A. Meyer has announced his retirement effective June 30, 2020. We thank God for his faithful years of service and pray his final months as seminary president would be greatly blessed.
Read MoreAt a time of the year when our congregations often start stewardship drives, let’s take a look at our own worth. Not only does God have plenty to say about how we steward our finances; He has plenty to say about how we steward ourselves as His redeemed and beloved children.
Read MoreStuck in a rut about what to read next? Let us help! Keep reading for highlighted reading recommendations from our District staff—or head to each department’s page (under “Our Work”) to find books to add to your reading list.
Read MoreSeptember’s edition of One Voice helps us make sense of some of the dizzying societal changes that will continue to be prominent issues in future legislative sessions. Even now, when there is not an active legislative session, there are steps we can take to voice our concerns to lawmakers.
Read MoreGod works through what happens every day in the congregations of our District and in all of our individual lives. In order to have sustained vitality and hope for vibrant mission and ministry in our troubled and exhilarating times, everything we do should be framed by our love for the Lord, our love for people, and our love for our Lutheran theology.
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