Archives for 2025

In this devotion, Staci Stought ‘27 M.Div. candidate, reminds us that we are created for a good and relational life with one another. Read today’s God Pause.

In this devotion, Duane Neugebauer ’71 M.Div., wonders how often we’re able truly to sit and listen. Read today’s God Pause.

In this devotion, Duane Neugebauer ’71 M.Div., considers what it means to host others and to be a friend. Read today’s God Pause.

We’re taking you out to the ball game! Join the Luther Seminary community for a night of baseball and fellowship for the 32nd annual Twins Lutheran Night on August 14 at 6:40 p.m.. Lutheran churches from all over the Twin Cities metro area will be in attendance! Sign up using this form and indicate your carpool needs/abilities. Questions? Email communitylife@luthersem.edu.

Luther Seminary is excited to be one of six seminaries chosen to host the Smithsonian Institute’s touring exhibit on human origins during the Fall of 2025. The Luther community is encouraged to take advantage of the programmatic offerings that will be a part of this exciting opportunity to explore the relationship between science and theology using human evolution as a centerpiece. More information is forthcoming, but please plan to join us during Fall RFS, September 15-19, when the Smithsonian will offer various presentations connected to the exhibit. Students are also encouraged to consider taking part in a related fall course offered by Ken Reynhout entitled Homo Sapiens and God. This course will explore the theological challenges and opportunities presented by the science of human evolution. If you have questions about the course, reach out to Ken. Questions regarding the exhibit itself can be directed to Dale Dobias in the Library. And stay tuned for volunteer opportunities.

In this devotion, Duane Neugebauer ’71 M.Div., ponders the lofty, unapproachable side of God and the deeply personal friend revealed in Jesus. Read today’s God Pause.