The August issue of The Lutheran Witness takes up the topic of Lutheran education.
Reading & Study
Summer ‘Engage’: Mercy for neighbor
Among other stories, the issue introduces the “By the Mercies of God” accountability campaign.
June/July ‘Witness’: The Book of Acts
This issue of LW contains an overview of the first Christian community and how its members interacted together as the Body of Christ.
In His image: Two sexes, one humanity
The differences between men and women are not something to apologize for but to celebrate.
Following where God leads: Spring ‘Engage’
The Spring 2024 issue of Lutherans Engage the World shares stories about Lutherans who have had unusual and exciting opportunities to share the Gospel.
Starting the conversation: April ‘Lutheran Witness’
The April issue of The Lutheran Witness takes up the topic of chaste community.
Winter ‘Engage’: God equips His people
The issue highlights a few of the ways that God is calling His people to serve in unique contexts — both in the U.S. and around the world.
January ‘Witness’: God giving to us
The January issue of The Lutheran Witness walks readers through the worship service of the Lutheran church.
‘Prepare the way of the Lord’: A sermon from President Harrison
The Christian life is a life of repentance.
December ‘Witness’: The gift of children
The December issue of The Lutheran Witness considers how children bless us and how we might bless them.
November ‘Witness’: What is truth?
Truth is found in the Son of God, who came to be truth in the flesh for us.
Fall ‘Engage’: Doing good to everyone
The Fall 2023 issue of Lutherans Engage the World shows how Lutherans are doing good — for residents of retirement communities, for children in Kenya, for homeowners in need of a little extra help, and in many other ways.
October ‘LW’: Difficult teachings of the Bible
The October issue of The Lutheran Witness takes up difficult teachings of the Bible.
September ‘LW’ digs in to archaeology and apologetics
The issue explores both the promise and limits of archaeology in the apologetic task.
