Devotions
5 Minutes a Day with Luther |
Lutheran Hour Ministry |
In 1990, a delightful saint of the Lord, Mrs. Renee Hasskamp of Crosby, Minnesota, gave her pastor an old devotion book which she had cherished for decades. It proved to be a singular text of remarkable clarity and power and comfort in my daily devotions. Modern devotions tend to be antiseptic or weakly emotional, but the rugged words of Luther in this text were a daily surprise and treat. They applied so well to my life that I shared my enthusiasm for the book with many people. It was originally published in 1926, and the title was “Five Minutes Daily with Luther: Daily Lessons from the Writings of Martin Luther.” - Robin Fish
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Daily Devotions written by Rev. Ken Klaus are based on everyday topics and will help strengthen and encourage your faith as you do the same for others. Have them delivered right to your inbox, download them to your MP3 player or access them on your mobile device through the FREE app.
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On-Line Bible Studies
Crossing the Knowledge Threshold: God Connects
Created as a user-friendly series on the Christian faith,GodConnects delivers a dozen brief (eight- to ten-minutes long) videos, which are hosted by Rev. Gregory Seltz, Speaker for The Lutheran Hour. In these brief videos, Seltz looks at topics like God’s nature, Communion, the end of time, prayer, the Ten Commandments, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit, among others. Each session is supported by an extensive discussion guide, which can be downloaded as a PDF and printed (making it ready for your personal notes), or it can be read online. “Things to think about” and “Digging Deeper” links expand the subject matter in profitable ways, while relevant Bible passages beef up the content and add depth to the topic under consideration. Check out GodConnects by clicking here to get started. |
Around the Word Bible Studies
are prepared for use in the congregation and home and are great for both group and personal study. Each study is formatted on two pages and is intended to lead you deeper into the Scriptures to receive the Lord's truth and comfort. These studies are free to use, in whole or in part, in any way you find helpful to the Gospel.
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