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All lectures (plus a book review) from the seminary's 2025 theological conference are in this ...
read moreDue to lack of sufficient interest, the conference has been canceled. May 18–20, 2026, ...
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| December 15, 2025 | Spring Registration Opens |
| January 26, 2026 | Classes Begin |
| February 28, 2026 | Last Day to Drop/Add Classes |
| March 31, 2026 | Last Day to Withdraw from Classes |
| April 5 - April 10, 2026 | Easter Break |
| May 3 - May 8, 2026 | Finals Week |
| May 8th | Last Day of Classes |
Jesus wants us to do more than follow him. Following Jesus is the starting point, from which eventually, there must be something more, lest following becomes stiff habit and we ...
“Go to your work with joy” does not mean that you love your work. It means you love the one you work for, and who is with you while you work.
I used to sing quite softly, especially in worship. Because I was unsure of my voice, I held back for fear of sounding worse to others than I did to myself.
We entrust ourselves this day to the care of the one who will bring us into everlasting day. As eyelids flutter into wakefulness, our sleeping eyes will be instantly awakened.
Luther encourages us to give thanks for making it through the night. That idea has a little more gravity when there is a global pandemic. So, we should thank God for each new day.
The ordinance of the Passover provided a way for Jewish people to remember who and whose they are. In this observance, they remembered how the Lord delivered them from more ...
