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  • Lent 2 • John 3:1–17 • March 20, 2011

    By Erik Herrmann “For Jews demand signs and Greeks seek wisdom, but we preach Christ crucified…” It was because of the signs that Nicodemus came…

    January 14, 2011
  • Epiphany 8 • Matthew 6:24–34 • February 27, 2011

    By David L. Adams The Text as Text The text is in overall good condition, and the few substantive issues do not materially affect the…

    January 14, 2011
  • Lent 5 • John 11:1–53 • April 10, 2011

    By Robert Hoehner When Confronted with Adversity In preparing to proclaim the biblical truths of John 11, the preacher would do well to keep in…

    January 14, 2011
  • Epiphany 7 • Matthew 5:38–48 • February 20, 2011

    By William Utech Matthew wanted his Jewish readers to know and believe that Jesus is the promised Messiah and therefore shows him fulfilling Old Testament…

    January 14, 2011
  • Lent 1 • Matthew 4:1–11 • March 13, 2011

    By John Loum Introduction In general, you find that in Middle Eastern and African cultures food quite often is used in a time for fellowship,…

    January 14, 2011
  • Epiphany 6 • Matthew 5:21–37 • February 13, 2011

    By Wally Becker This passage is part of Jesus’s Sermon on the Mount, Matthew 5 through 7. Although, at first glance, the verses in our…

    January 14, 2011
  • Tucson and Port-au-Prince: thinking about words, images, and violence

    WILL WE? (Photo credit: Jim Wilson/The New York Times) A stunningly violent shooting in Tucson, Arizona, and we are talking again about violence and violent…

    January 14, 2011
  • Winter 2011 CONCORDIA JOURNAL sneak peek

    Check out the Winter 2011 CONCORDIA JOURNAL – a partner issue with Lutheran World Relief – to mark the one-year anniversary of the earthquake in…

    January 13, 2011
  • Concordia Journal Currents – Ted Kober and Church Governance

    Dr. Richard Marrs interviews Ted Kober on the topic of church governance.  You can find the companion PDF file here.

    January 12, 2011
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In this episode of "Under the Fig Tree," admission
In this episode of "Under the Fig Tree," admissions officer Rev. Joel Heckmann gives an inside look to the admissions office and his job as an admissions officer, including having conversations with potential students, working with National Lutheran Outdoor Ministry Association (NLOMA) camps and connecting with Hispanic clergy. He also shares advice for those discerning their path to ministry. "Don't necessarily look for a lightbulb moment or for something to click. If you feel like this is what God has gifted you to do and called you to do, and you have conversations and experiences and nothing is hindering you, go for it!" Watch the episode now on YouTube. Search for "ConcordiaSemUnderTheFigTree."

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Is the Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.) Program right for you?

Join us for the D.Min. Preview from 1–2 p.m. (CT) Monday, Sept. 8, on Zoom. Hear directly from current students, learn about the program’s structure and benefits and get your questions answered.

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Come join the fun at the summer Greek fountain jump!

Our summer Greek students have worked diligently all term and are ready to wrap up the course with a joyful Seminary tradition — the fountain jump!
 
Join us Friday, Aug. 15, about 10:15 a.m., after chapel, to support them and share in this moment of celebration.

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Free, confessional Lutheran Spanish-language resources are in high demand globally, as evidenced by 48,000 downloads, as of August 2025, of the Recursos en español digital collection on the Scholar institutional repository managed by the Kristine Kay Hasse Memorial Library at Concordia Seminary, St. Louis. The collection, which continues to grow, offers theological articles, Bible studies, course content and liturgical materials aimed at serving Spanish-speaking church leaders, students and congregations around the world. Read more at csl.edu/newsroom.



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