• The Beginnings of The German Lutheran Churches in Minnesota with a Sketch of Their Development 

  Selke, Esther A (1927)

  This historical study traces the establishment and early development of Lutheran congregations in Minnesota during the mid-nineteenth century, especially among German immigrant settlers. Drawing on synodical records, ...

• These Are Written: The Canon of the Bible According to the Bible Itself 

  Nass, Nathan C. (2025-03-13)

  Lutherans hold firmly to the principle of sola scriptura—“the Word alone.” Everything we believe and teach is based on the Word of God. Where do we find that Word of God? In the inspired books of the Bible. Yet, with such ...

• Deceptive Legends: The Use of Miracles in Early New Testament Apocrypha 

  Zabell, Jacob D; https://orcid.org/0009-0000-8567-8555 (2026-02-20)

  "Early texts of the New Testament apocrypha contain some of the most fascinating and entertaining stories in the realm of Christian literature. From the beginning of the New Testament Church, stories began to circulate ...

• Language Outside the Temple: An Evaluation of Profanity in the Christian Worldview 

  Wordell, Joshua D; https://orcid.org/0009-0002-7969-2689 (2026-02-20)

  This study explores how Christians might faithfully navigate the presence of profanity in today’s world. It begins by exploring the central question of whether certain words are inherently sinful or whether their moral ...

• Shepherding Teens and Adults in the 21st Century 

  Westra, Caleb L; https://orcid.org/0009-0004-7460-1762 (2025-12-07)

  "Church attendance has been steadily dwindling at a downward trajectory. People are leaving the Church at an alarmingly fast rate. This includes people of all ages, but this paper will focus primarily on the fact that young ...

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