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With Gratitude From Grow in Grace
October is Pastor Appreciation Month. The Grow in Grace team is grateful for your faithful service and has gathered a few prayers and words of encouragement especially for you. A ...
Mentoring: More Than Mentor Training
Nearly 50 Pastor Partners mentors gathered at Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary in September for the annual Mentor Training event, with mentors participating both on campus and online. They came to grow ...
“Cut It Straight, No Zigzagging” – A Devotion for Pastors (2 Timothy 2:14-19)
Dear Pastor, When I was in high school and college, I worked with my grandfather and father building houses. Sometimes it was my task to bring them boards cut to ...
Dark Clouds, Deep Mercy: Discovering the Grace of Lament
Life is hard. While no one would deny this, Pastor Mark Vroegop’s familial tragedy led him to experience this truth firsthand. A few days before her due date, his ...
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“Cut It Straight, No Zigzagging” – A Devotion for Pastors (2 Timothy 2:14-19)
Dear Pastor, When I was in high school and college, I worked with my grandfather and father building houses. Sometimes it was my task to bring them boards cut to ...
Dark Clouds, Deep Mercy: Discovering the Grace of Lament
Life is hard. While no one would deny this, Pastor Mark Vroegop’s familial tragedy led him to experience this truth firsthand. A few days before her due date, his ...
Four Branches-September 2026
Jump to: Exegetical Systematic Historical Practical Exegetical Theology: The Beginning of the Written Word Satan is working hard to get Christians to doubt the Word of God. It’s common for ...
The Family Bible Commentary, Volume IV: The Gospels & The Acts of the Apostles
Who hasn’t enjoyed the small indulgence of letting the “up next” countdown on the screen run to zero as one episode of your favorite sitcom runs into another? There ...