Archives for 2024

In this devotion, Jim Arends ’81 M.Div., offers prayers for rest and for God’s presence to fill us with all we need. Read today’s God Pause.

Good news! The International Students Association invites you to an outing to the Minnesota Zoo on Saturday, July 27 at 1 p.m. We’ll have some treats and then head out to the zoo. If you are interested, please email Godson Dauda, gdauda001@luthersem.edu before 3 p.m. on Friday, July 26. Thank you.

In this devotion, Jim Arends ’81 M.Div., reflects on how we can recognize and share our gifts with others. Read today’s God Pause.

The latest on-demand course from Faith+Lead Academy is led by Tripp Fuller and Andy Root, and includes Lord of the Rings, Thor, and zombie apocalypses. PopGods: Thinking Theologically about Pop Culture is a great starting place for pub theology, young adult ministry, or even a parents-of-youth group. This course could change forever how you approach small talk about pop culture. The course is available for individual purchase or is included inside the Faith+Lead membership. Luther students can access the course—and many other resources—free of charge until September.

In this devotion, Jim Arends ’81 M.Div., meditates on where God fits into our busy lives. Read today’s God Pause.

Hello from the 2024-2025 Luther Seminary Student Council Executive Team! We are President Linda Davies, Vice President Erik Nelson, Treasurer Brent Seewald-Marquardt, and Secretary Katie Weiland. We had our first meeting on July 13 to address several pieces of important business. We set dates for fall student council elections—at the end of September. We encourage all students to start thinking about whom they might nominate to serve our community on the council. We also chose a faculty advisor and are greatly pleased that Dr. Karoline Lewis has agreed to be with us again this year. We also approved some fund requests from students who are pursuing continuing education programs and trainings. The executive team wants to thank the Luther community for their support. Questions and comments are always welcome.
—Vice President Erik Nelson, on behalf of the 2024-2025 Luther Seminary Student Council