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We remember eighth-century bishop Boniface by reading a biographical devotion about him from The Church of the Middle Ages.

Our devotion for today focuses on the Old Testament Reading and comes from The Ten Commandments Will Not Budge.

We read today a portion of a sermon from Concordia Pulpit Resources that focuses on the reading from Acts.

We read an excerpt from A History of Western Christianity as we commemorate Constantine and his mother, Helena, today.

As we celebrate the day of Pentecost, we turn to the reading from Acts and read a devotion from The Pentecost Story: Arch Books.

We dig into the Epistle today, specifically verses 14 and 15, which emphasize that our confidence in prayer comes from the surety of Christ’s promise for our salvation. Our devotion is from Teach Us to Pray.

We honor Walther today by reading a biographical devotion from Servant of the Word and reading a poem Walther wrote about Jesus’ work for us on the cross.

We set our minds on the reading from Acts today, particularly 10:34–38, with a devotion from Popular Commentary of the Bible: New Testament, Volume 1.

Before Friedrich Wyneken was the second president of the LCMS, he was a missionary pastor from Germany who came to the New World to care for Christian immigrants. We remember him today by reading about his decision to come to the New World, as printed in A Century of Grace.

Today is the Feast of St. Philip and St. James. We remember these two apostles by reading a devotion from Celebrating the Saints.