Be at Leisure: A Lutheran Approach to Outreach, 6. Catechesis
So young men and young women are getting married to faithful Lutherans and having children. Excellent! Now comes the lifelong duty of parents:…
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Be at Leisure: A Lutheran Approach to Outreach, 5. Procreation
So, we’ve talked about why the Church need not fear for her survival. We’ve started the discussion of outreach with the importance of…
Stage 4 Cancer – Do Our Families Have It; or, the Sorry State of Catechization in the Home
My aunt, Gladys, was a manager in the U. S. Geological Survey. As a federal government employee, she had excellent health care. The…
The No-Name Evangelistic Association, or How the Faith Came to My Grandchildren
How did the Christian faith come from my grandparents to my grandchildren? It came by mission, but not by missionalism. If this mission…
Advent in the home — Guest article by Holly Scheer
Advent has begun again. It’s easy and tempting to treat Advent as a pre-Christmas but it’s so much more. Advent is waiting for…
“Engaging Families With Jesus”: ELS Convention Essay
One of the highlights of the ELS Convention each year is the essay, which focuses on some particular doctrine or practice of the…
God loved the world so that He gave.
God loved the World So that He Gave His only Son the lost to save That all who would in Him believe Should…
Evangelical thoughts about Youth Ministry, somewhat useful for Lutherans.
Found the following post on churchleaders.com. While it’s not a Lutheran site, and there’s some things very wrong with it, the overall point…