Tag: Lutheran Hour

Jesus calls us to hate life in this world, not because he wants hateful people. Rather, he wants us to more deeply love true life. Source: Life Worth Living

Some accept death as the end; others, as a new beginning. Jesus turned death into a sign that points us to the Author of life. Source: Death Doesn’t End the Story

Strikingly, Jesus refers to his people both as “sheep” and as “gods” (Psalm 82). How does that work? Source: Ba-a-ah

Art helps us to better see the world. John’s Gospel, which is both history and art, puts the world in proper focus Source: Through Another’s Eyes

A Christian can say, “I am not Jesus, but we have the same Father” Source: Is God Everybody’s Father?

There is a spiritual hunger beyond food that is expressed in food. Jesus provides for both. Source: Not by Bread Alone

What would you do if your Word was all-powerful? Jesus started a conversation with an outsider. Source: Enter His Labor

Hitting that snooze button may be doing more harm than good. It’s time to stop spiritual snoozing and wake up. Source: Where Heaven Meets Earth

God’s gift of eternal life through faith in Christ is not a quick fix. It’s a slow solution to the hidden problem that separates us from God and each from other. Source: Slow Solution

Starting a new life involves surrender–a break with the past. In that surrender, the past can be restored. Source: Surrender to Start New