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Want to be better informed about what’s going on in the scholarly world on topics like the Bible, archaeology, culture and society, world religions, church history, missions, worship, or pastoral theology? ...
Are You Listening?
If you're anything like me, you've got a shelf or a Notes App list of books to be read that contains more books than you've actually read. Things pile up ...
Top Ten Reasons to Attend Summer Quarter in 2026
Here are the top ten reasons for pastors to consider attending Summer Quarter (SQ) on the campus of Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary in 2026 (June 15-19 and June 22-26). 10. The SQ menu ...
Stay Connected with the Seminary—Anywhere You Serve
The Seminary’s online resources make it easy to stay connected, continue learning, and access trusted theological materials—no matter where ministry takes you. Through Grow in Grace, pastors can register for ...
Grow in Grace was established in 2010 to strengthen and expand how Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary offers resources and support for the spiritual and professional growth of pastors.
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Grow in Grace delivers informal resources useful for individual or group study that assist pastors to grow spiritually and professionally.
“The motivation of Christian living” — A February Word for Shepherds (Titus 2:11-15)”
Do you know God’s will for you? Are you motivated to do God’s will? Do your people know God’s will for them? Are they motivated to do God’s will? We ...
The Surprising Rebirth of Belief in God
Over the last few decades, the tide of faith has been going out. Church membership has been declining, believing in God has been out of style, and general interest in ...
Of Good Comfort
“Depression is a silent plague in postmodern culture, and is rapidly taking on pandemic proportions…. The World Health Organization reports that it has become the greatest single cause of health disability in the ...
Four Branches—January 2026
Jump to: Exegetical Systematic Historical Practical Eschatological Discourse, Part Two: Prophetic Perspective vs. Preterism Jesus’ words in the Eschatological Discourse (ED) are prophetic. At times he seems to be speaking ...