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‘Lamb of Sacrifice’ – A Theological Reflection by Rev. Dr. Robert Kolb
Read the story: ‘Lamb of Sacrifice’ – A Theological Reflection by Rev. Dr. Robert KolbIn my first year of preaching, Good Shepherd Sunday gave me the occasion to use a bit of information that I had picked up from a missionary. In the highlands…
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‘It is Finished’ A Theological Reflection
Read the story: ‘It is Finished’ A Theological ReflectionThe words “it is finished” may be uttered as a postlude, a sigh, a song of relief that the suffering has come to an end, that the mission of coming…
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‘Broken for Our Brokenness’ – A Theological Reflection by Rev. Dr. Robert Kolb
Read the story: ‘Broken for Our Brokenness’ – A Theological Reflection by Rev. Dr. Robert KolbHumpty Dumpty sat on a wall (trying to climb to new heights, where no Dumpty had ever gone before, despite the “no sitting on this wall” sign). Humpty Dumpty had…
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‘Counting’ – A Theological Reflection by Rev. Dr. Robert Kolb
Read the story: ‘Counting’ – A Theological Reflection by Rev. Dr. Robert KolbCountdowns bring with them a certain amount of suspense, but we usually do not start counting days or minutes or seconds until we are quite sure that the goal is…
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‘The Weight’ – A Theological Reflection by Rev. Dr. Robert Kolb
Read the story: ‘The Weight’ – A Theological Reflection by Rev. Dr. Robert KolbCarrying something heavy strains our muscles, exhausts us, sometimes overwhelms us to the point of collapse. Weight comes in various forms, and what has piled up the pounds serves as…
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Zhang Family Creates $1 Million Challenge Grant
Read the story: Zhang Family Creates $1 Million Challenge GrantCharlie Zhang emigrated to the U.S. from China nearly forty years ago and pursued the American dream by starting a business. That business, the restaurant Pick Up Stix, revolutionized Chinese…
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Mural-painting Student Beautifies Public Spaces
Read the story: Mural-painting Student Beautifies Public SpacesSenior Miles Gunnett of Ramona, a city in San Diego County, has become a burgeoning mural artist while at Concordia, and his work is featured in several places on campus…
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Living and Learning Through Civil Dialogue
Read the story: Living and Learning Through Civil DialogueThere’s a residential hall on Concordia’s campus where discussions about hot-button topics are not just welcomed but expected – as long as they’re conducted with respect.
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Why Does the Reformation Still Matter?
Read the story: Why Does the Reformation Still Matter?March 01, 2017 – 6 minute read As the world celebrates the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation, Concordia University Irvine professors took a moment to answer the rather large question:…
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We are Beggars. This is True
Read the story: We are Beggars. This is TrueOctober 13, 2017 – 1 minute read Luther wrote many things during his career. His final word was a short note in which he wrote briefly about the riches of Holy…
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‘Lamb of Sacrifice’ – A Theological Reflection by Rev. Dr. Robert Kolb
In my first year of preaching, Good Shepherd Sunday gave me the occasion to use a bit of information that…
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‘It is Finished’ A Theological Reflection
The words “it is finished” may be uttered as a postlude, a sigh, a song of relief that the suffering…
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‘Broken for Our Brokenness’ – A Theological Reflection by Rev. Dr. Robert Kolb
Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall (trying to climb to new heights, where no Dumpty had ever gone before, despite…
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‘Counting’ – A Theological Reflection by Rev. Dr. Robert Kolb
Countdowns bring with them a certain amount of suspense, but we usually do not start counting days or minutes or…
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‘The Weight’ – A Theological Reflection by Rev. Dr. Robert Kolb
Carrying something heavy strains our muscles, exhausts us, sometimes overwhelms us to the point of collapse. Weight comes in various…
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Zhang Family Creates $1 Million Challenge Grant
Charlie Zhang emigrated to the U.S. from China nearly forty years ago and pursued the American dream by starting a…
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Mural-painting Student Beautifies Public Spaces
Senior Miles Gunnett of Ramona, a city in San Diego County, has become a burgeoning mural artist while at Concordia,…
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Living and Learning Through Civil Dialogue
There’s a residential hall on Concordia’s campus where discussions about hot-button topics are not just welcomed but expected – as…
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Why Does the Reformation Still Matter?
March 01, 2017 – 6 minute read As the world celebrates the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation, Concordia University Irvine…
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We are Beggars. This is True
October 13, 2017 – 1 minute read Luther wrote many things during his career. His final word was a short note…