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Special Issue on Hispanic/Latino Theology and Mission. Missio Apostolica, Vol. 6, Number 1, 2008

Latin American and U.S. Latino Lutheranism. LOGIA: A Journal of Lutheran Theology, Epiphany 2010, Vol. XIX, Number 1

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7th Annual Lecture: Dealing with Culture in Theological Formation

Rev. Greg Klotz

6th Annual Lecture: The New Latino Generations: Caught Between Two Worlds

Dr. Victor M. Rodriguez

5th Annual Lecture: Unión, Reunión, y Comunión: Latino/a Religious Diversity and the Wager of Ecumenical Communion

Dr. María Teresa Dávila

4th Annual Lecture: Leadership in Paul and His Communities: Theology and Practice

Dr. Efrain Agosto

3rd Annual Lecture: Towards a Latino Lutheranism: Its Challenges and Points of Departure

Rev. Dr. Giacomo Cassese

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2nd Annual Lecture: Being In The Middle: Justice Across Borders

Dr. Hjamil Martinez-Vazquez

1st Annual Lecture: The Journey of the Immigrant: A Theology of Migration

Dr. Daniel Groody

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From the #MeyerMinute for Feb. 26: We’re living

From the #MeyerMinute for Feb. 26:

We’re living in a very here-and-now culture. “What time is it?” you ask, and your friend says, “It’s about 9:26.” About? That’s not about, it’s focused on the present almost to the second. Since you’re in the world, you have to navigate this here-and-now culture, but since you’re a person of faith, you are also not of this world and therefore have a different internal clock. 1 Peter 1:13 is very interesting. The ESV translates, “Set your hope fully on the grace that will be brought to you and the revelation of Jesus Christ.” Most English translations do the same future tense, “the grace that will be brought to you.” But that’s not precisely what the original Greek says: “Set your hope on the grace that is being brought to you by the revelation of Jesus Christ.” Someday Judgment Day will come, we confess that, assuming it’s the sweet by and by, but the verse literally says already now you and I are receiving the gift of our inheritance in heaven that will fully be ours when Jesus comes. Picturing the pickup truck or step ladder, we’ve already got a foot higher in heaven. Think how that changes your outlook for today’s challenges.

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Do I watch Jesus suffer the same way I watch sport

Do I watch Jesus suffer the same way I watch sports or an engaging show – as a spectator? Paul saw no separation between himself and Jesus: “I have been crucified with Christ” (Gal. 2:20). This Lent I ask myself, How can I more identify my very being with Christ? Read more of today's #MeyerMinute from President Emeritus Dr. Dale A. Meyer on Facebook @concordiasem

Are you interested in a life of ministry? Are you

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Jesus told His disciples, “If I go to prepare a

Jesus told His disciples, “If I go to prepare a place for you, I will come again and will take you to myself, that where I am you may be also” (John 14:3 ESV). One day Jesus is going to take us to a new home. Jesus will be there.

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First Sunday in Lent: “Make me to know your ways

First Sunday in Lent:
“Make me to know your ways, O LORD; teach me your paths. Lead me in your truth and teach me, for you are the God of my salvation; for you I wait all the day long” (Psalm 25: 4-5 ESV).