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In this devotion, Karoline Lewis ’94 M.Div., Professor and Marbury E. Anderson Chair of Biblical Preaching, prays that, as we remember today how God freed the Israelites people, we too might be given the strength to trust in God’s promises to us. Read today’s God Pause.

The Student Life Team of Lutheran Summer Music (LSM)—a month-long music academy for high school students taking place at Saint Olaf College from June 21-July 19—is hiring for a Health Assistant position. This position is ideal for a college nursing student who has completed at least one year of nursing curriculum. It also could be a great fit for a seminarian with a health background. Luther alum Karl Segletes ’25 M.Div. is serving as LSM’s Student Life Director and would be happy to answer questions about the program. Connect with him at ksegletes001@luthersem.edu. Full job description and application details are here online. Contact LSM dean and director of admissions MaryLynn Mennicke with inquiries: mmennicke@lutheransummermusic.org.

In this devotion, Sally Messner ’07 M.S.M. says that God chooses our reality of decay and dying, and in so doing redeems us. Read today’s God Pause.

Join the Luther Seminary community Monday, March 30 at 4:50 p.m. in OCC 10 for a viewing of Jesus Christ Superstar (1973). Please sign up for dinner before the end of today to be counted for the Mim’s Cafe order using this form.

The 2026-2027 Student Campus Housing application is now open. All interested applicants are encouraged to use the application link on the Campus Housing Options webpage to submit your request. The link also provides information on housing availability and housing policy. Housing applications for 2026-27 academic year are open now until May 30, 2026. Email the housing team at housing@luthersem.edu with any questions. We look forward to receiving your applications.

In this devotion, Sally Messner ’07 M.S.M. notes that this psalm’s stark, vivid images depict the very real plight of so many suffering people and that, in whatever form it takes, our suffering will not overwhelm us. Read today’s God Pause.