What can you expect from summer Hebrew at Concordia Seminary?

What can you expect from summer Greek at Concordia Seminary? Kendall Davis speaks with a past summer Greek student, Joseph Eggerman. They talk about what summer Greek is like, what to expect, and ways to thrive in such an intensive context.

This week’s episode is about resources for liturgical worship. Kendall Davis talks with Christian Einertson about what resources people should know about in order to plan and conduct services week to week.

In this episode, Ph.D Student Hayden Lukas discusses his article in the 2022 edition of Grapho on the nature of light. Through a comparison of the platonic and physicalist perspectives on light, Lukas encourages the recovery of the light as the revealer of truth and intelligibility, especially as it pertains to Christ. You can read his article here: "Light: Recovering an Ancient Perspective" by Hayden Lukas (csl.edu)

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This episode was recorded in 2022, when Kendall Davis was the chairman of the student publications committee. The current chairman is Ben Vanderhyde.

As we prepare for the 2023 release of Grapho, the student journal at Concordia, we wanted to share a few interviews with last year's authors.  In this episode, Ben Vandermyde interviews former STM student Kendall Davis about his essay in the 2022 issue of Grapho, the student journal of Concordia Seminary entitled "Arius as a Figure in Church History." You can read his article here or on CSL Scholar: "Arius as a Figure in Church History" by Kendall Davis (csl.edu)

This episode was recorded in 2022, when Kendall Davis was the chairman of the student publications committee. The current chairman is Ben Vanderhyde.

Aidan Moon and Connor Wandrasch continue the discussion about how Seminarians can benefit from the Logos Bible Software. Connor offers tips on note-taking, sermon writing, workflows, and more!

Aidan Moon talks with 4th Year Seminarian James Bozarth about the Bible software, "Logos". What are the best ways to sort through information? How can it enrich notetaking for the future? How can Logos help you in the parish? 

Welcome back to Back to the Sources. As we prepare for the 2023 release of Grapho, the student journal at Concordia, we wanted to share a few interviews with last year's authors.  Today, Kendall Davis interviews Ben Vanderhyde about his essay in the 2022 issue of Grapho, entitled "Impassioned Wonder: Theosis and the Place of Reason in Gregory Nazianzen’s Theological Orations." You can read it here: 

"Impassioned Wonder: Theosis and the Place of Reason in Gregory Nazianz" by Ben Vanderhyde (csl.edu)

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On God and Christ: The Five Theological Orations and Two Letters to Cledonius by Gregory of Nazianzus https://bridges.searchmobius.org/record=b1558322~S11

Suffering is an unavoidable part of the human experience, and it does not take long in a ministry context before we see its signs. Trauma, as a specific form of suffering, is something many people have experienced. The laments of Scripture, particularly the Psalms, give us language to approach the trauma of human life, with its questions of theodicy and emotional, physical, and mental suffering. Join us, seminarians Aidan Moon and Adam Flanick, as we scratch the surface of how lament can be integrated through ritual and liturgy to help those suffering develop the skills necessary to live in right relationship with God and their fellow creatures.  

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Kendall interviews Kristen Einertson about her recent essay in the 2022 issue of Grapho, the student journal of Concordia Seminary entitled "Tradition: Handing Down the Light to the Next Generation."