Today’s devotion focuses on the reading from Jude and comes from Concordia Commentary: 2 Peter and Jude.

One of the latest major updates for the iPhone includes a new setting called “Screen Time.” Using Screen Time, users visually can see data created around how you use your phone. This includes how often you pick up your phone, how many notifications you receive in a day, and the ultimate gut check: how much time you spend on each app. Yikes. Our phones have been integrated in our lives to the point where even tech companies and app developers are trying to give us tools to discern their place in our daily rhythms.

The Epistle is our focus today, and we read an excerpt from Concordia Commentary: Hebrews.

What are your memories of growing up Lutheran? How has growing up Lutheran impacted your life?

Today’s devotion pulls together all the readings and comes from Concordia Pulpit Resources.

Christianity, a religion that begins and ends with the person and work of Jesus Christ, is the only religion of the world to regard man’s eternal salvation as a pure gift of God, without any human merit, work, or worthiness.

Our theme for today comes from the Old Testament Reading, and we read a devotion from Luther’s Works, Volume 9 (Lectures on Deuteronomy).

On the Feast of All Saints today, we take our devotion from one of the sermons in Selected Sermons of Norman Nagel: From Valparaiso to St. Louis.

Five hundred one years ago today, Martin Luther nailed his Ninety-Five Theses to the castle church doors in Wittenberg. We remember this day—the day the Reformation was sparked—with an excerpt from the book aptly titled The Reformation.

Our focus is on the Epistle this Sunday, and we read a devotion from Concordia Commentary: Hebrews.