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All lectures (plus a book review) from the seminary's 2025 theological conference are in this ...
read moreMay 18–20, 2026 The presenters for the 2026 Theological Conference, “Theologians ...
read moreSee below important dates for the 2025 academic school year.July 21, 2025Fall Registration ...
read moreThe conference is concluded. You may read the lectures in the seminary journal here. May ...
read more| July 21, 2025 | Fall Registration Opens |
| September 2, 2025 | Classes Begin |
| October 3rd, 2025 | Last Day to Drop/Add Classes |
| November 3rd | Last Day to Withdraw from Classes |
| November 23th – 28th | Thanksgiving Break |
| December 8th – 12th | Finals Week |
| December 12th | Last Day of Classes |
The fear and love of God ought to constrain us from taking the property of others. The trust of God should make us content with what we have.
There may be little worse than carrying a grudge. It lessens the life of the person holding the grudge, as well as the one for whom the grudge is held.
We should fear God in such a way that we do not use violence to enforce his will. That is God’s prerogative. Christians are not to avenge themselves.
Paul exhorts the young pastor to devote himself to three practices in his ministry: being sure that the Scriptures are read in services of worship, and preaching and teaching ...
The gospel of God’s grace through Christ was snubbed as something “Lutheran” in the 16th century. In the 21st century, other gospels persist in churches.
How long would you expect people to stay at a party where the host walks around complaining about the party guests? When entertaining, one is considerate of the guests, shows ...
