You Meant It for Evil, but God Meant It for Good Sermons based on Luke 22:1-24:12 Presenter: Dr. Jeffrey Gibbs, emeritus professor During this Pre-Lenten Workshop, Emeritus Professor Dr. Jeffrey Gibbs will bring together exegesis, application and preaching based on Luke 22:1-24:12 to help pastors prepare their worship resources for Lent. Registration deadline: Jan. 7, […]
The 2022 Faith and Film Festival has been canceled. The next festival is set for Jan. 26-28, 2023. Thank you for your understanding, and we look forward to seeing you at next year’s event! Concordia Seminary’s annual Faith and Film Festival is a gathering to screen and ponder Christian themes in contemporary cinema. Geared toward […]
Strength for Today and Bright Hope for Tomorrow President Emeritus Dr. Dale A. Meyer Traditional and true Lutheran emphases get a fresh look for congregational ministry in today’s changed and challenging culture. Topics from 1 Peter include unmasking the influences of public culture upon church life, faith and good works, truth and emotions, the fear […]
Do you desire to become a more effective transitional leader and agent of the Gospel? Are you considering intentional interim ministry as a possibility for your future? As the world continues to change, we confront both profound grief and tantalizing possibilities. How can we better equip ourselves to guide congregations through difficult transitions and into […]
Concordia Seminary is partnering with Concordia University, Saint Paul, Minn., (CSP) to offer this online continuing education course for pastors, lay leaders and commissioned church workers, “Missional Leadership in the Urban Context.” The course assumes a general familiarity with U.S. cities, interest in reaching people in urban areas with the Gospel, and some experience serving […]
Rise and Enter the City: The Hopeful Church in the Multiethnic City The 2022 Multiethnic Symposium will explore the biblical, artistic and missional perspectives that emanate from diverse ethnic churches and communities, particularly in the United States, and will encourage participants to contribute toward a Lutheran theology of urban ministry that inspires and guides intercultural […]
