
“Of Good Comfort” Martin Luther’s Letters to the Depressed
This video conversation takes a fresh look at Luther’s counseling experience and what it shows us about the necessity of soul care
This video conversation takes a fresh look at Luther’s counseling experience and what it shows us about the necessity of soul care
It is now 500 years since Luther’s translation of the New Testament first appeared. It is no exaggeration or hyperbole to praise Luther’s German Bible as not only one of the most important works in the German language but also as one of the great literary achievements of Western history. It is well known that ..
Rick Marrs talks with David Loy about the connections between Christian counseling, justification, and the distinction between law and gospel
Concordia Seminary President Thomas Egger’s sermon for Call Day 2021
A wide-ranging conversation inspired by the collection of essays to honor beloved New Testament scholar Mark Seifrid
Summaries of the original research of this year’s PhD graduates of Concordia Seminary, St. Louis
Logos recently interviewed Robert Kolb about his work editing The Oxford Handbook of Martin Luther’s Theology
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
Bruce Durazzi talks about Concordia Seminary’s world-class rare book collection, with direct connections to Martin Luther and J.S. Bach
Two video lectures on Martin Luther’s classic “On Christian Freedom.”
The sainted Martin Franzmann reflects on a few words from the Apostle Paul
The sainted Armin “Red” Moellering’s musings on a Santa Claus ornament
An issue on the theme of theology and politics. Featuring the work of Joel Biermann, Leopoldo Sanchez, and Joel Okamoto
Jim Marriott playing his own overture to the Reformation hymn
The role of Bible translation from the printing press of the Reformation to the digital media of today
How do screens change our sense of national community?