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Pastor Paul Owens' “Daily Devotions”

Introducing the SALT ( Salvation Life and Truth ) Evangelism Series of videos

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Prayer by Jaynan Clark: "On the occasion of the birth of the North American Lutheran Church, we at WordAlone Ministries would like to offer the following prayer to ask for God's blessing and providence" . . . . More

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Devotion by Jaynan Clark: The story is told of a small girl returning home from Sunday school who expressed disappointment with the class’s reaction after the day’s lesson. “We were taught to go into all the world and make disciples of all nations,” she said, “but we just sat there!” . . .More

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There comes a time, from time to time, when the time has come and you know it. . . . More

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New Sunday School Series from Sola Publishing! With all the changes taking place in the larger church, people have been looking for options in education materials. Since Sola Publishing exists to serve the specific needs of LCMC, WordAlone, Lutheran CORE, and NALC - I've been asked to put a priority on producing a basic Sunday School series for churches to begin using this Fall. . . . . More

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Learn about and visit the New ILT Bookstore!

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On April 14, 1912, shortly before midnight, the RMS Titanic struck an iceberg, sinking early on April 15, 2 hours and 40 minutes later. The sinking resulted in the deaths of 1,517 of the 2,223 people on board. It was a tragedy of epic proportions. And yet the tragedy was only made worse by the knowledge that many of these deaths could have been averted. . . More.

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Order your CDs or DVDs of the recently held WA convention's talks and events! You can download the Order Form in PDF format Here!