Yearly Archives: 2026

by Matthew C. Harrison  Luther described the natural propensity of all of us sinners to be “curved in on [ourselves].” Like Adam and Eve, we are created to be in a relationship with God, and a relationship with all others … Read More

This is the latest installment of “Life in the Church Year,” a series by Dr. Kristen Einertson and Tessa Muench of All the Household. This series will provide guidance for living out the seasons of the Church Year at home … Read More

By Brian L. Kachelmeier Read Isaiah 25 and John 20:1–18. In Isaiah 25, the prophet uses the word “mountain” three times to depict God’s promise of the resurrection from the dead — one of the many places in Scripture where … Read More

By Andrew Steinmann Read Psalm 41 and John 13:12–38. In Psalm 41, David begged God not to allow his enemies to prevail over him. Verse 9 says, “Even my close friend in whom I trusted, who ate my bread, has … Read More

By Andrew Steinmann Read Isaiah 53 and John 12:20–50. The Gospels are filled with miracles our Lord performed. He healed the sick, gave sight to the blind, fed the masses with only a few loaves and fishes, and even raised … Read More

By Andrew Steinmann Read Exodus 40:1–2, 9–15; 1 Samuel 16:1–13; and John 12:1–8. John tells us that on Saturday — six days before the Passover and Jesus’ crucifixion — Mary, the sister of Martha and Lazarus, anointed Jesus’ feet with … Read More

Editor’s Note: This new series from LCMS Church Worker Wellness is hosted here on The Lutheran Witness site. Visit the “Ministry Features” page for regular Worker Wellness content. As Lutherans, we understand that the various aspects of our wellness — intellectual, emotional, relational, physical, financial … Read More

The March issue explores the Lutheran doctrine of vocation. From the President: ‘A Royal Priesthood’ Life in the Church Year: Prayer in Lent Features ‘The Life the Lord Has Assigned’: A Lutheran view of vocation — Gene Edward Veith Jr. … Read More