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AtlaSerials PLUS Available to WLS Alumni
WWLS alumni can take advantage of several helpful resources through a Grow in Grace account. The benefits include: Access to the full text of 670+ theological journals through the AtlaSerials PLUS database The ability ...
Mentor’s Perspective
“Almost 28 years ago, my wife Krista and I arrived in Louisville, Kentucky, with our six-week-old daughter. There was no mentor program back then, just what we called “Total Recall,” ...
Summer Online
Can’t make it to Summer Quarter on campus? Online learning makes it possible to participate in a course on a schedule that works for you. Take a look at the Summer ...
Summer Quarter 2026 – Don’t miss it!
Plans for Summer Quarter 2026 are taking shape and we encourage you to consider joining us for one or both weeks. The courses are set, and we believe this year’s lineup offers ...
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Day 7: For Work, Rest, or Play
Christians have long debated the Sabbath. Is Sabbath a moral law that requires obedience? Is the Sabbath simply a natural law principle, a reminder that people need to rest? Does it ...
“Out-Of-This-World Love for Unbelievers” – A Devotion for Pastors (Titus 3:1-8)“
As you preach and teach the Word of God, you influence how people think, how they speak, and how they live. God’s Word changes people. It leads them to do ...
Four Branches—February 2026
Jump to: Exegetical Systematic Historical Practical Eschatological Discourse, Part Three: Structure and Signs In the “Beauty Destroyed” section,[1] Jesus prefaces the Eschatological Discourse (ED) with, “Truly I tell you, not ...
The Common Rule: Habits of Purpose for an Age of Distraction
I didn’t carve out quiet time with the Lord today. I haven’t prayed yet. I skipped lunch. I’ve spent way too much time scrolling on my phone. I’m tired and distracted and I’m not keeping up. Sound familiar? It’s the all-too-common day’s review for ...