In this devotion, Mary Simonson Clark ’07 MA/MSW, suggests we pay closer attention to the voices that invite us to recalculate, repent, and otherwise correct course. Read today’s God Pause.
Announcements
God Pause for January 2: Psalm 29
In this devotion, Mary Simonson Clark ’07 MA/MSW, meditates on order, disorder, and God’s continual work of re-creation. Read today’s God Pause.
Save the Date: Rutlen Faith and Creation Care Lecture
Circle the evening of February 27, 2024, on your calendar. That’s when we enjoy the next Rutlen Faith and Creation Care lecture. Our speaker this time is Professor Rick Lindroth, an enviromental scientist from the University of Wisconsin. This series of lectures showcases major voices in science and theology on current issues in environmental justice and ecotheology. Hope to see you there!
Save the Date: Internship Orientation in January 2024
If you plan to begin your internship sometime between February and September of 2024 and have not yet taken the Internship Orientation course FE0200, our next session will be January 25, 2024. In order to be adequately prepared for internship coursework at Luther Seminary, all students are required to participate in FE0200 within one year of starting an internship. This course will be offered asynchronously via Moodle, with a required wrap-up session from 12:30-4:30 p.m. (Central) on January 25. Questions? Contact contextuallearning@luthersem.edu.
God Pause for December 20: Romans 16:25–27
In this devotion, Mark D. Tranvik, professor of Reformation History and Theology, notes how the Apostle Paul and J. S. Bach alike pointed away from themselves to the light of glory now entering our world. Read today’s God Pause.
God Pause for December 19: Luke 1:46b–55
In this devotion, Mark D. Tranvik, professor of Reformation History and Theology, asks what stuff of ours really needs to be bigger and whether we might be looking to the wrong stuff. Read today’s God Pause.