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Learn how God uses His two-fold authority both in the church and the world for our good.

Take a look at this article about the Athanasian Creed to help improve your understanding of the Trinity.

Ascension Day. Read this article to learn what Christ's Ascension means for you and for the church.

Learn how we can boldly proclaim to our neighbor, “Christ is risen, He is risen indeed!”

Find encouragement to proclaim God’s Word to a hurting world that needs to hear the Good News of Jesus Christ.

Learn more about the wonderful gift of Confession and Absolution God gives us in the Divine Service.

  Learn how we enter the Kingdom of God as helpless children, born anew by water and the Spirit. Discover how in Baptism we become God’s beloved children.

 Learn the significance and richness of hymns sung during Advent.

 Discover how God uses His church to bring us through difficult times and how we can be a blessing to those suffering. 

October 31 marks Reformation Day, as well as the celebration of Halloween for many people. Read this short article to help you decide if, or to what degree, you should celebrate Halloween.

Through these devotions on Stewardship, find out how we can be good stewards of all gifts God has given us.

Learn how the Cross shapes us through the death and resurrection of Jesus.

Listen to this podcast from KFUO radio to study the Holy Scripture, verse by verse, in order to be strengthened in the Word and be equipped to serve in our daily vocations faithfully.

This Bible Study gives us confidence that God’s Word is true, reliable, and endures forever.

 This article helps to better understand the Biblical teaching of the Holy Spirit.

Learn how Christians respond to critics of the resurrection of Jesus.

On Easter, we celebrate the resurrection of our Lord, Jesus Christ. Read about what His resurrection means for us and our bodies.

  The season of Lent serves as a time to meditate on the suffering that Christ endured on our behalf. Learn why we preach Christ crucified to the world — the power and wisdom of God under the cross.

Learn how God has called us to love one another, especially the unborn, the pregnant mother, the young family, and all those whom the world has cast out or forgotten.

Advent is a time of preparation and anticipation for the coming of Christ. Take a few moments to read about why we should embrace, and not skip, Advent.

Learn about why Luther wrote daily prayers and how they can be a blessing to both you and the ones you pray for.

Learn what the Bible says about what it means to be good citizens while not compromising our faith.

Find out how this doctrine of the Christian Church still is as fundamental as it was at the time of the Reformation.

Find out what God says about families in His Word and ways to deal with the challenges of our day.

This video series will help improve your knowledge about The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod (LCMS).

An overview of the trustworthiness of the Bible. 

Find out what Scripture teaches about the resurrection and the day of Christ’s return, when our resurrected bodies will enjoy God’s new creation.

Learn how we can be “keepers” during lent – the people of God who keep the fast, keep the silence, and keep the focus throughout this singular season.

Lent is approaching - a time for reflection, repentance, and faith. In this article, learn about the meaning and purpose of Ash Wednesday.

Learn more about this special time of the Church Year through the Hymn of the Day Studies for EPIPHANY.

Read this story about a father and his daughter to learn what Christmas is really about and how our Savior Jesus came down to earth to bear our burdens.

This article helps to understand how the Christian Church properly commemorates the saints. 

Learn how the apostles Peter and John always point to Jesus for salvation, and not to themselves. This will encourage us to want to talk about Jesus, and Jesus alone.

Listen to this study of the Book of Concord to gain a deeper understanding of our Lutheran faith and daily application in our vocations.