Archives for 2024

Students, staff, faculty, and friends—Are you going to camp this summer? Are you connected to an outdoor ministry? Do you have a friend, congregation member, or loved one working at camp this summer? If so, we need your help. The admissions office is sending care packages to camp and outdoor ministry staff this summer. How does it work? A camp staff member would pick up a Luther Seminary postcard from a camp colleague—or receive one directly from you—fill in their name and camp location, and mail it back to us by August 5. We would then send them a small care package of treats and a vocational discernment devotional. Request postcards for your camp or a specific camp staff member today. Luther Seminary is grateful for the outdoor ministry staff who will help kids and youth with faith formation this summer. Thank you for your help in this recruitment work. Questions? Reach out to Jen Gruendler, jgruendler001@luthersem.edu.

In this devotion, George Knudson ’79 M.Div. explores the psalmist’s progression from arrogance to dismay to joy through the course of the psalm. Read today’s God Pause.

The Luther Seminary Library has a new bibliography on “The God Debate: From the Ancient Arguments to the New Atheism” that includes the Richard Dawkins debate with Ayaan Hirsi Ali as well as many other resources “from Pascal to Plantinga.”

In this devotion, George Knudson ’79 M.Div., reminds us that death is not God’s will for us. Read today’s God Pause.

In this devotion, Dean Lundgren ’94 M.Div., prays for God’s presence and power to guide us in the storms of life. Read today’s God Pause.

In this devotion, Dean Lundgren ’94 M.Div., notes how we struggle to see things from a perspective other than our own. Read today’s God Pause.