Lutheran Spokesman

How The Formula Of Concord Was Forged (Ten Parts) Part Four: Melanchthon And The Majoristic Controversy After the death of Luther, Philip Melanchthon’s weakness led… Read More »After The Death Of Luther —

Last fall Newsweek magazine used this headline to tell of the latest inclusive language version of the New Testament and Psalms. In this new version… Read More »“God Gets The He-Ho”

The CLC Board of Missions, along with several Congregations and their Pastors are presently holding exploratory services on a regular basis in many areas throughout… Read More »Exploratory Services

“…People are needed … In this way we have the chance to spend more than just money in preaching God’s Word to the nations.” A… Read More »HELP WANTED

“One generation shall praise Your works to another…” (Ps. 145:4) Alfred Stolt holds his great-great grandchildren, twins Kolten and Kelsey Jensen, born Dec. 6, 1995.… Read More »Five generations at Grace, Sleepy Eye, Minnesota —

Meet: Thomas Skinner Thomas Skinner is presently teaching at St. Paul’s Lutheran School in Austin, Minn. He is a graduate of Immanuel Lutheran High School,… Read More »In Our CLC Classrooms —

A Compelling Message, A Compelling Motive “If we are out of our mind, it is for the sake of God; if we are in our… Read More »“One Died For All” —

The iron bedstead 13 1/2 feet long and 6 feet wide described in Deuteronomy chapter three was both king- and giant-sized. “For only Og, king… Read More »A KING-SIZE BED

What is your most precious possession? It is not hard to imagine the range of answers one would get to such a question. Some might… Read More »Holy Communion — An Endless Supply Of Forgiveness