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We are called to struggle daily for holiness in this life. Certainly, the ten commandments speak clearly on Christian living, but the moral law’s application to the nuances of modern life and technologies isn’t always immediately clear.
From the mundanity of everyday vocations to the cutting-edge advances in modern biotechnology, these resources will offer a faithful perspective for your guidance and comfort.
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Martin Luther’s Thoughts About Money
Martin Luther’s advice about money is still valuable today: God’s gifts are meant to be enjoyed, shared, and put to work in His ...
Luther’s Dark Days
Rev. Dr. Martin Luther suffered through periods of deep personal struggle with sin, human frailty, satanic attacks, and the call to ...
You Are Not Alone-Mental Illness Article
As a pastor who advocates for those who live with mental illness, the Rev. Jeff Pflug encourages you to do one thing: Look for that ...
Luther’s Answers to Anxiety
Martin Luther knew from experience what it was to be despondent and anxious. He had bouts with this all his life, and he developed ...
Feelings, Emotions, and Christian Truth
Those who minimize sound doctrine and promote feelings and experience must recognize they plot a course for deception and disaster. ...
The Theology of the Cross by Rev. Dr. Herbert C. Mueller Jr.
Why? Even “good families” with fine Christian parents may have it. In spite of their best efforts, one of the children develops ...
Outreach to People with Mental Illness
See the information sheet that has resources on ministering to people with mental illness and to their families.
Outreach to ...
He Knows Our Pain
God’s grace is sufficient, even for the sadness of a stillbirth.
He Knows Our Pain
Comfort for Women Who Had a Miscarriage
Writing with pastoral concern, (Rev. Dr. Martin) Luther points out that a miscarriage — where it is not due to deliberate carelessness ...
From Healing to Relief of Suffering
The Christian response to medical ethics today is to speak the Word of truth to empty lives that believe lies that say there is no ...
You’re Already Dead
Our culture wants to talk about death as just another step in life’s journey, a natural and even beautiful transition to “a better ...
What About … Death and Dying?
A reprint of a tract from The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod’s “What About …” series, this resource is intended to help us face death ...