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In this devotion, Dirk G. Lange, professor of worship and Frederik A. Schiotz Chair of Christian Missions, reminds us that God’s promise holds us through all wilderness journeys and periods of crisis. Read today’s God Pause.

In this devotion, Mark Granquist, Svendsbye Professor of the History of Christianity, notes how fortunate we are that God is so incredibly patient. Read today’s God Pause.

Save the Date! Friday, March 21, 7-10 p.m. Game night in the South Metro hosted by the student council rep for commuter students. This spring we are trying to have gatherings once a month out in the suburbs to make it easier for those of us that live a little bit further out from campus. This month we’ll gather at Fox Den Board Game Cafe in Burnsville for an evening of fun, fellowship, and food. Everyone—students, faculty, staff—is welcome, especially those who love board games and/or live in the South Metro. Watch for future gatherings in other suburban communities. Questions? Contact Lauren (lmildahl001).

Online student account payments are currently unavailable due to an issue with our credit card processing company. We are working to resolve the issue as soon as possible. In the meantime, please use one of the following alternative payment methods for your student account:

Credit Card Payments
– Call the Business Office at 651-641-3242 during business hours (Tuesday–Thursday, 7:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.)
– Visit the Business Office in person during those same hours (Bockman Hall, Room 220).

Check Payments
-Mail a check to:
Luther Seminary
Attn: Business Office
2481 Como Ave.
St. Paul, MN 55108
– Drop off a check in person at the Business Office (Bockman Hall, Room 220) during business hours.

Cash Payments
– Cash payments can be made in person at the Business Office (Bockman Hall, Room 220) during business hours.

We appreciate your patience and will provide updates as soon as the issue is resolved. If you have any questions, please reach out to the Business Office.

Study preaching and ministry in a variety of cultural contexts with this unique and generous fellowship. Travel to and learn from rural, suburban, and urban communities in domestic and/or international contexts. Any student in any degree program at Luther Seminary can apply, and your fellowship can last anywhere from 1 to 12 months. Your experience as a graduate preaching fellow begins after your graduation from Luther Seminary. Applications are processed on a rolling basis, and decisions are made within 30 days. Learn more about eligibility, application process, and other details and start your application today.

In this devotion, Mark Granquist, Svendsbye Professor of the History of Christianity, prays that we may repent, turning away from the paths that would lead us into harm and returning to God. Read today’s God Pause.