by Dr. Maynard Koerner, President of Heidelberg Theological Seminary “Being thankful is a basic aspect of what it means to trust in Christ for salvation. The idea of setting aside a specific time for expressing thankfulness is rooted in the Christian faith. It is also a part of our culture, particularly in terms of celebrating […]

by Dr. Mark Larson, Professor of Systematic Theology “In the year 1520, Luther published three reforming treatises. His first workTo the Christian Nobility of the German Nation rejected the claim that only the pope may interpret Scripture—every Christian has this right! In The Babylonian Captivity of the Church, Luther assaulted the sacramental system and rejected […]

by Rev. Chuck Muether, Director of Advancement If you were a child of the seventies, you might recall those catchy back-to-school “good morning to you” Levis commercials. When they rolled out, you knew that summer was officially over and it was time to get some new cool threads before that first bell of a new school […]