In this devotion, Staci Stought ’27 M.Div. writes that in prayer, God desires relationship, not performance. Read today’s God Pause.
God Pause for July 23: Colossians 2:6-15, (16-19)
In this devotion, Staci Stought ’27 M.Div. writes about trusting that the Spirit calls us by name—especially in the wilderness. Read today’s God Pause.
Want to Be a New Student Peer?
The New Student Engagement Team is looking for current students to become New Student Peers. This volunteer position allows you to be a part of welcoming the new class of seminary students. As a new student peer, you will be responsible for:
- participating in a Zoom training session in late July or early August
- reaching out to new students 2-4 times during August
- a monthly check-in during fall semester to answer questions or point the students to someone who would have answers
- potentially taking students out for a coffee or a meal during RFS or early Fall Semester (reimbursed by admissions)
If you will be graduated by September 2025 or on leave from seminary during the 2025-26 school year, please do not fill out the form below. We’re hoping New Student Peers will be current students. Those on internship are welcome to participate. Fill out this online form by July 11 if you would like to be a New Student Peer. Questions? Email newstudents@luthersem.edu.
God Pause for July 2: Galatians 6:1-6
In this devotion, Aaron Fuller M.Div. ’13 writes about the gift and challenge of bearing one another’s burdens. Read today’s God Pause.
God Pause for June 27: Luke 9:51–62
In this devotion, Roger Haug ’75 M.Div. reflects on Jesus’ call to renew our focus on what’s ahead. Read today’s God Pause.
Farewell to Rachel Postler
We invite you to celebrate and thank Rachel Postler for her work as project manager for the Festival of Homiletics. Her last day at Luther Seminary will be June 30. Rachel’s organization, leadership, and team-building has been integral to bringing the Festival into a new, post-Covid era. Her ability to listen deeply with a pastoral presence while also holding firm boundaries to move projects forward at a steady pace will be missed!