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    Martin Luther’s Stand at Worms, Uncut

    Erik Herrmann marks the 500th anniversary of Luther's most famous speech by introducing a new "director's cut" of the scene from a recent film
  • Blog

    Christ Centered Counseling: Emotionally-Focused Therapy

    Rick Marrs talks with Rev. Marty Hasz about Emotionally-Focused Therapy (EFT) and its possibilities in Christian counseling
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    What’s Wrong With Happy Endings?

    An Easter sermon by Francis "Rev" Rossow
“Were You There”
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“Were You There”


“Were You There”

The Concordia Seminary choir Laudamus sings the timeless spiritual

“My Song is Love Unknown”
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“My Song is Love Unknown”


“My Song is Love Unknown”

A Concordia Seminary choir sings the beloved hymn

“O Sacred Head, Now Wounded”
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“O Sacred Head, Now Wounded”


“O Sacred Head, Now Wounded”

A Concordia Seminary choir sings the classic Passion hymn

“Adoramus Te, Christe”
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“Adoramus Te, Christe”


“Adoramus Te, Christe”

The choir Laudamus sings the chant often sung on Good Friday

“Christ, the Life of All the Living”
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“Christ, the Life of All the Living”


“Christ, the Life of All the Living”

A Concordia Seminary choir sings the classic Lenten hymn

In Memoriam: Carl Schalk (1929–2021)
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In Memoriam: Carl Schalk (1929–2021)


In Memoriam: Carl Schalk (1929–2021)

James Brauer remembers the life of one of the church’s great composers

Music in Our Devotional Life
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Music in Our Devotional Life


Music in Our Devotional Life

Jim Marriott and Dale Meyer talk about how to use hymns and songs in our devotional practices

Two Advent Hymns
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Two Advent Hymns


Two Advent Hymns

James Marriott plays organ overtures to “O Come, O Come, Emmanuel” and “Lift Up Your Heads, Ye Mighty Gates.”

The Music of Advent
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The Music of Advent


The Music of Advent

Jim Marriott dives into the rich hymnody of Advent

“A Mighty Fortress” Organ Overture
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“A Mighty Fortress” Organ Overture


“A Mighty Fortress” Organ Overture

Jim Marriott playing his own overture to the Reformation hymn

Bach on Faith
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Bach on Faith


Bach on Faith

David Maxwell at the organ for J. S. Bach’s Credo Fugue

More Bach from the Organ Bench
CJ Online

More Bach from the Organ Bench


More Bach from the Organ Bench

David Maxwell reflects on – and plays – the Bach hymn “Lord Jesus Christ, Be Present Now.”

J. S. Bach on the Holy Spirit
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J. S. Bach on the Holy Spirit


J. S. Bach on the Holy Spirit

How Bach transforms, as only Bach can, an ancient hymn to the Holy Spirit

Luther’s Hymn Melodies
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Luther’s Hymn Melodies


Luther’s Hymn Melodies

Concordia Seminary Professor Emeritus James Brauer provides a comprehensive study of how Luther used tunes in Reformation hymnody

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