Ad Fontes

Mathematics and Lutheranism sure are an odd subject for an essay. We know what mathematics is, or at least we know some of what is

When people inquire about accreditation for Luther Classical College, they are concerned about two things. They want LCC to be true to the Lutheran Confessions

A stunning number recently came from the U.S. Census Bureau: in 2021, the annual American population growth rate fell to near zero, the lowest figure

I grew up in a Pentecostal sort of church that had never used the lectionary. Why would we? Wasn’t it better to be led by

“What shall I do with my life?” For the confessional Lutheran, the answer is vocation—each of us must respond to God’s calling with our own

Conservatives and Christians often feel under fire today. They often respond with the arguments that the American Left was using ten years ago. Nowhere is

Is it any wonder why Paris and Rome are the most visited cities in the world? Climate and cuisine may play a small part in

The kind of hunger that announces itself loudly when you skipped a meal or two or the pains when you’ve gone far too long without

In a beautiful little book, Bright Valley of Love, Edna Hong tells of the many blessings that come through the music that speaks of Christ.

In the first episode of The Addams Family, a truant officer visits the macabre home of “two kids who have never set foot in school.”

When we say we believe in sola Scriptura, we’re saying we believe that Scripture alone, the Bible alone, is the source of our knowledge of

It has never been a question of if, but how. The last several years, many parents have found themselves wondering if they should homeschool their