We teach and guide people to establish and maintain Christian culture in the home, Church, and state, specifically with an aim towards creating a school where Lutherans learn a classical, Christian education, and can meet, marry, and learn to raise families, support local congregations, and be the salt of the earth.Christian Culture: A Magazine for Lutherans.
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Introducing Esaias Heidenreich (1532–1589)
While not a well-known figure from the Lutheran tradition, Heidenreich published many of his sermons and wrote several works aimed at the edification of the laity through prayer and meditation on God’s Word.
Review: The Aeneid
Virgil has an eye, an ear, and a sense for tying together grand themes, like fate or destiny, with both high human ideals, like piety and courage, and also with scenes of pathos, nostalgia, and poignancy.
Summary of Genesis
The patriarchs and forefathers carried this promise on with preaching, teaching, and with offering sacrifices in their generations and among their people. They were also made pious and righteous before God through faith in the promise of God. In great adversity, even at last in the midst of death, they were preserved and saved through it.
