After a few production delays, here is the devotion for this year. Here is the Kindle Version ($3) Here is the softcover ($5) Here is the free to download PDF. Here is the service plan for midweek Vespers services

The newest title in the Atonement in Confessional Lutheran Theology series is being added to the set of books that will be given for free to the first 100 couples or individual attenders of the Faith of Our Fathers conference on “The Gospel Shows the Father’s Grace” to arrive at the conference. The proper understanding … Read more

One hundred couples or individual attenders of the Faith of Our Fathers conference on “The Gospel Shows the Father’s Grace” will receive for free the first two titles in the Atonement in Confessional Lutheran Theology series: Franz Pieper and Chorus of Voices. The proper understanding of the Law of God is essential for a Christian. … Read more

This year for Lent we are going to focus on various aspects of Christ's work for our sake. Each week of the service and also the companion devotion will take on one aspect and teach the hearers about it. For example, in the face of our guilt, Christ's work justifies us (declares us innocent, righteous). … Read more

To listen to our daily devotional as read by Rev. Paul Cain: https://open.spotify.com/show/7CXW5IKphCyHHg9XUtfWOC

As promised, our Advent Series this year on "Isaiah Twas Foretold It" is now available on Amazon in both paperback and kindle formats. It is also free to download (PDF). Stay tuned for links to our daily podcast of the devotional. In case you missed it, get the Service Plan

For this year's Advent theme we will be visiting the Messianic prophesies of Isaiah, especially in chapters 7, 9, and 11. A devotion is in the works and should be out in mid-November. Here is the service plan Office of Vespers (p 229) Midweek 1 – 12/4 Opening Hymn – 357 Psalm – Psalm 45:7-17 … Read more

Jesus said (John 3:19-21 ESV): And this is the judgment: the light has come into the world, and people loved the darkness rather than the light because their works were evil. For everyone who does wicked things hates the light and does not come to the light, lest his works should be exposed. But whoever … Read more

I.  Introduction             1.1       Concordia University – Texas (CTX) boldly proclaims and trumpets on its website's home page that "[W]e are proud to be Austin's leading Christian university, where Christ is honored, and students of all backgrounds are welcome."[1]  Really?  How can CTX top administrators and members of the Board of Regents (BOR) continue to … Read more

Attorney Jim Runzheimer, who has studied and followed the situation down at Concordia, Texas has written the following paper to address the situation from an Ecclesiastical Supervision point of view. Time For Ecclesiastical OversightDownload https://steadfastlutherans.org/blog/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Time-For-Ecclesiastical-Oversight.pdf