Walk your family with Jesus starting on Palm Sunday, to the cross, and ending at the empty tomb.

The resource for parents provides guidance on bringing children to Baptism, teaching them to pray and talking to them about faith.

Using Martin Luther’s Small Catechism as a centerpiece of faith formation

This short resource is designed to provide a simple approach for leading devotions, and includes an outline for family devotional time as well as suggested hymns, memory work and Bible verses for each week of the year.

God comes to us through His Word and Sacraments during worship at church, and then the family’s devotional life at home keeps its members connected to those gifts.

These resources will help your congregation delve more deeply into stewardship topics.

These devotions, written by mothers, are intended to help keep your eyes fixed on Jesus in the midst of the challenges of raising children.

This resource offer guidance and spiritual support for individuals, caregivers and others who are navigating various mental health challenges.

These devotions were crafted to give you encouragement and assurance, based upon the Word of God. No matter what your circumstances may be, you are loved by Christ.

Download your customizable family devotions calendar, which includes a schedule for using the flash cards to help your family pray and learn God’s Word.

What encouragement do you need today? Who can you encourage?

Naming our struggles can be powerful in recognizing the face of God in our lives.

Pastor Sean Daenzer, director of Worship for The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod and chaplain for the LCMS International Center, shares how to do family devotions at home.

Christmas, Easter, and the Cross is for you. Christ is with you this week and every week.

My mom taught me the concept of tithing from the start of that first paper route.

People need the healing assurance of forgiveness God offers through His Son Jesus.

Saying, “If you want me to” to God can be scary.

There are others on this path with us. There are angels watching over us, and there are Everlasting Arms beneath us.

The Light of God still shines when living with cancer and while caring for someone with cancer.

When might you be most vulnerable spiritually as a pastor or church worker?

As prisoners of sin, we are each set free through Christ to be a prisoner of the Lord.

I bear in my body the life-giving change that happened when I was baptized — when Jesus claimed me as His own.

We often tell those in distress not to be anxious, but we quickly find out in moments of stress and trial how hard they are to apply.

The tools we use in our vocation are important. But most important are the things that we learn from Jesus.