Let’s run together. I bet you feel like you are always running, running, running. The Scriptures often speak of our life and work as Christians as a long race. We […]

Greetings in the name of Jesus, the most gracious Host who extends to us the most hearty welcome! Since the earliest times, Christians have been known for their hospitality, as […]

Warm greetings to you from the campus of Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, as we begin our 185th academic year! Each year we choose a theme to set the tone for […]

New and improved married and single student housing. New and improved athletic facilities. Interior renovation and reclaimed use of three large wings of the campus’ historic core. Reconfigured campus streets […]

A centurion. A leper. A paralytic. A demon-possessed man. A widow with a dead son. Bartimaeus. Zacchaeus. Mary. Nicodemus. Jesus spoke to crowds but also gave His attention, time and […]

Did you have a favorite professor at the Seminary? I loved my teachers. When I look back on my student days at Concordia Seminary in the 1990s, I am grateful […]

Dear alumni, Stop being afraid. There is a lot of fear in the world and a lot of fear in the church. There is fear in the heart of every […]

The Lord’s flock needs good shepherds, with hearts shaped by Christ and with wisdom flowing from God’s Word! The chief calling and mission of Concordia Seminary is to serve church […]

Greetings in the name of Jesus, whose gracious presence among us is the highest gift of God to sinners! One of best things about serving at Concordia Seminary is the […]

Happy January, as you settle back into your normal routine after what has been, I pray, a meaningful celebration of our Savior’s birth and a time of refreshment and reconnection […]

December – ’tis the season! From beginning to end, whether we intend it or not, this month is all about Christmas. Yes, our society has commercialized and secularized the Christmas […]

November. The flowers have faded and withered. The leaves are crumpled and falling. It is the season of harvest and thanksgiving, but also the season of nature’s death and dormancy. […]