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In this devotion, Richard Nysse, professor of Old Testament emeritus, observes how the peace of God quiets our anxieties and makes room for rejoicing. Read today’s God Pause.

This Thursday, December 12, we will use Lunch Church to share our Advent and Christmas traditions. Please consider bringing an Advent/Christmas treat to share for dessert.

One more spot remains for the trip that Matthew Skinner is leading in western Turkey, May 19-28, 2025. This is open to any student interested in a travel course or to anyone interested in exploring stunning sites that are vital for understanding the emergence of the church in its ancient cultural and geographical settings. If you’re interested in being added to this nearly full trip, email Prof. Skinner, mskinner@luthersem.edu. Check out this online brochure for information on itinerary, costs, and more.

In this devotion, Richard Nysse, professor of Old Testament emeritus, reminds us that God is in our midst, leading us to trust and to sing. Read today’s God Pause.

In this devotion, Richard Nysse, professor of Old Testament emeritus, notes that when we sing Advent carols, it could well be God leading the chorus. Read today’s God Pause.

Get ready to wrap up the fall term with some holiday cheer! We’re inviting all students, staff, and faculty to join us for a Christmas Movie Night and Chili Cook-Off on Friday, December 6, from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. in OCC Dining Room C. Bring your crockpot and your best chili recipe as we crown the tastiest chili of the night. International students, we’d love for you to share a taste of your culture by bringing a traditional dish to the table. It’s the perfect way to relax, connect with friends, and enjoy the festive spirit before the holiday break. Don’t miss out on this fun and delicious evening—see you there!