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In this devotion, Carol Seilhymer ’16 M.Div., observes how we like grace when it comes to us and resist it when it makes another sinner equal to us. Read today’s God Pause.

Students, Fall RFS (September 19-25) is on campus at Luther Seminary. As you make final preparations for travel and learning, please review these reminders and resources: Fall 2026 RFS schedule | Fall 2026 Moodle site. Contact academicdean@luthersem.edu with any questions. Sign up for free, professional headshots on this spreadsheet (must be logged in to your luthersem email).

Due to a system error, the library is unable to process new passwords for patrons at this time. If you need to put a book on hold but do not have a password already set up, please email libcirc@luthersem.edu or come to the circulation desk.

Join Luther’s INVITE (integrating nonviolence into theological education) group on September 30 at noon in OCC 213 and on Zoom (link in email) as we remember the history of Indian Boarding Schools in the US. We will share a circle discussion and watch a brief video of survivors offering testimony. This is our first event of the new school year. If you are interested in learning more about nonviolence more generally, please join us!

The American Council of the Blind of Minnesota Next Generation affiliate is a group of blind and low-vision college students, young professionals, and young parents ages 18 to 40 from all over Minnesota who are building community, sharing resources and experiences, developing personal and professional skills, and participating in statewide and regional meet-ups with other blind and low-vision young adults. If you are interested in learning more, contact Ken Rodgers, president of the Minnesota Council of the Blind (kenrodgers@comcast.net).

In this devotion, Carol Seilhymer ’16 M.Div., notes that, while Paul writes these powerful words from prison, his concern is not for his own comfort or release but for the church. Read today’s God Pause.