Book Blurbs: Paul Robinson on Luther’s view of church and sacraments (part 1/2)
Paul Robinson discusses his work editing volume 3 of The Annotated Luther on church and sacraments
Book Blurbs: Erik Herrmann on editing Luther (Part 2/2)
Erik Herrmann discusses his new work editing Martin Luther’s “Babylonian Captivity of the Church.”
Three Questions with Mary Jane Haemig…
…before she presents at Concordia Seminary’s 2016 Theological Symposium: “From Font to Grave: Catechesis for the Lifelong Disciple” (Sept 20-21)
Book Blurbs: Erik Herrmann on editing Luther (Part 1/2)
Erik Herrmann discusses his new work editing Martin Luther’s “Babylonian Captivity of the Church.”
Summer Lay Bible Institute set for Aug. 6, 2016
Charles Arand will lead a theme focusing on the wonders of God’s creation
Luther’s Hymn Melodies
Concordia Seminary Professor Emeritus James Brauer provides a comprehensive study of how Luther used tunes in Reformation hymnody
Reading Luther in China
Won Yong Ji, Hank Rowold, and “Letting Luther speak Chinese.”
Christ, creation, redemption focus of Winter 2016 Lay Bible Institute
Chuck Arand will present “In Awesome Wonder: Finding Our Place in God’s Creation” on February 6, 2016
No “Lions of Gory Mane”: Persecution or Loss of Predominance in American Christianity
Michael Knippa discusses the status of American Christianity in this article re-published from the Fall 2015 CONCORDIA JOURNAL
Luther’s Truths, Then and Now
Robert Kolb delivered the following address at the International Conference on Confessional Leadership in the 21st Century, held in Wittenberg, Germany, May 3-8, 2015
The “Three Kingdoms” of Simon Musaeus: A Wittenberg Student Processes Luther’s Thought
Robert Kolb discusses one of Luther’s significant, but little known, students: Simon Musaeus
Oxford Handbook of Martin Luther’s Theology Appears
Oxford University Press has published (April 2014) The Oxford Handbook of Martin Luther’s Theology, in its series of “Handbooks” to aid study of a wide variety of subjects. Editors of this Handbook include Irene Dingel, co-director of the Leibniz-Institut für Europäische Geschichte (heading its Department of Western Church History) in Mainz, Germany, and professor of ..
New Reformation500 Website
As part of its efforts to commemorate the upcoming 500th anniversary of the Reformation (2017), Concordia Seminary has launched “Reformation500”–a website dedicated to providing reflection and resources on this “Copernican revolution” of church history. The website features an interactive timeline, biographies, upcoming events, and a variety of perspectives on the ongoing significance of the Reformation. ..
Hearing Lutheran Voices in Reformed Pulpits
Those who try to follow the pulse of American Christianity would be familiar with the name Tullian Tchividjian (even if it takes a little practice to pronounce it correctly!). Pastor of Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church, Tchividjian represents a growing trend in evangelicalism to engage a broad spectrum of orthodox Christian writers and theologians. On the ..
FAQ #6 on Luther’s Two Kinds of Righteousness
The sixth video in a series of FAQs on Luther’s two kinds of righteousness: How can parish pastors make use of the distinction of two kinds of righteousness?
FAQ #5 on Luther’s Two Kinds of Righteousness
The fifth video in a series of FAQs on Luther’s two kinds of righteousness: How did the distinction of two kinds of righteousness get revived in our circles?