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In this devotion, Cheryl Rondeau-Bassett ’15 M.Div., asks God to remove our self-serving need for approval of this world. Read today’s God Pause.

We are convening a conversation for students who are not on campus about what we found helpful and how we personally hope to invest in this work and move forward after the finale of our ABIDE sermon series. Pastor Jon Anderson from the Inclusive Campus Community Committee will convene the conversation on Zoom (link in email) on Thursday October 23, 6–7 p.m. CT. This will be a conversation with small group and large group opportunities to reflect on the series and our callings as we think about the question: “What part will I play in creating a climate of ABIDE at Luther Seminary?”

In this devotion, Cheryl Rondeau-Bassett ’15 M.Div., says that “finishing the race” is less about completing a list of activities and more about faithfully living out the purpose God has given us until we are called home. Read today’s God Pause.

We will celebrate the finale of our ABIDE sermon series with a free community meal immediately following chapel on Wednesday, October 22. This will provide an opportunity to debrief the series in round table conversations and ask each other the important question, “What part will I play in creating a climate of ABIDE at Luther Seminary?”

In this devotion, Cheryl Rondeau-Bassett ’15 M.Div., notes how meaningful it can be to dwell in the house of the Lord regularly and form habits around such rituals. Read today’s God Pause.