Yearly Archives: 2020
Possible Impending Website Problems
One of the benefits of maintaining your own website is the fact that you can pretty much try what you want when you want. Granted, it takes away from “writing time.” Still, it can be very satisfying. I find that … Continue reading →
Lisa Writes: Timeless Treasures
Yes, I’ve been writing since I was about eight years old. I remember Mother stitching paper together to create books that were about 3 inches tall by about 2 inches wide. I would fill them with stories, jokes, and pictures. … Continue reading →
It Was a Good Experiment. It Has Ended.
Sometimes things don’t work out as intended. I wanted an easy and fun way to share information that others might enjoy. When I learned about a WordPress plug-in, I was delighted. Well, that experiment has ended. No permanent and irretrievable … Continue reading →
Delicious (and Healthy!) Thanksgiving Recipes
Sara Correnti, MS RD LD, Manager of Health & Welfare – Member Wellness Products with Concordia Plan Services, joins Andy and Sarah to talk about delicious (and healthy!) recipes for Thanksgiving, including Mediterranean Breakfast Muffins, Whole Grain F…
Continue reading →Analyzing Election Results
Washington observer Tim Goeglein and moderator Kip Allen discuss the results of this month’s election.
Continue reading →Adoption Stories: Lutheran Family Service of Iowa
Kimberly Laube, Director of Life Ministries with Lutheran Family Service of Iowa, joins Andy and Sarah during the Adoption Stories series to talk about the work of Lutheran Family Service, how LFS helps birth parents and potential adopting parents, an…
Continue reading →November Lutheran Witness: Singing at the Supper
Rev. Paul Becker, pastor of Concordia Lutheran Church in Kingsport, Tennessee, joins Andy and Sarah to talk about his article “Singing at the Supper: Teaching, Praising and Praying in the Lord’s Supper” in the November issue of the Lutheran Witness, in…
Continue reading →November Lutheran Witness Preview
Rev. Roy Askins, Managing Editor of The Lutheran Witness, joins Andy and Sarah to talk about the themes in the November issue of LW, why it’s important to have these hard conversations about the Lord’s Supper, and what we can learn about doctrine and p…
Continue reading →Beware of Publishers
You can write a masterpiece, only to have it ruined by an inattentive publisher. It would be bad enough if they filled your retelling of Romeo and Juliet with typos, what if you had just penned the ultimate authority on grammar, or perhaps, spelling? L…
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