Ad Fontes

A five-year-old boy was paging through the World book encyclopedia and saw a picture of a cat that looked like his cat. He asked his

The Lutheran reformation transformed the medieval monasteries into useful Christian schools and pious colleges. In the former, they “bawled against the walls,” says Luther, while

I am continually amazed at how many pastors and teachers graduate with monumental student loan debt.   One teacher recently graduated with $57,000 in student

Many students at LCC think Wednesday is the best day of the school week. I personally love Wednesdays because they provide me with a chance to sleep in

In 2022, Rev. Christian Preus made a stir throughout the LCMS when he presented his paper entitled, ‘Bad Company Corrupts Good Morals: The Only way

I work in the muck-filled left-hand kingdom. The year 2023 marked the 500th anniversary of Luther’s exposition of that realm, and a rereading of the