Next fall is the 500th anniversary of something called the Reformation—on that much all agree. The nature of that event, though, is

For many years the NIV Study Bible was my resource for personal Bible study. I found it a valuable aid. I never

As a Lutheran, in the past I often referred to the “95 Theses” but had never actually read Martin Luther’s

Roland Bainton, in his landmark work on the life of Martin Luther entitled Here I Stand: A Life of Martin Luther, presents

Carl Schalk, a Lutheran composer, author, and lecturer, wrote a short 56-page booklet, Luther on Music: Paradigms of Praise. Schalk states

“Don’t tell me that!” cries a little boy as he covers his ears. That’s the title of the book that

If you were to ask someone, particularly a Lutheran, to name a woman involved in the Reformation, Katharine von Bora

Lutheranism 101 presents a good overview of confessional Lutheranism in an easy-to-read style through the use of short articles, sound bites,

Martin Luther’s Large Catechism remains for most Lutherans an unheralded and unknown document. We are familiar with the Small Catechism,

Most books about Martin Luther are either biographical or theological, but this book by Stephen J. Nichols is both. This

Convicted by the Spirit published by Lutheran Press is the written record of Luther’s Postil 235 – John 16:8‒13. This sermon

Reading the Psalms with Luther (published by Concordia Publishing House, 2007) serves as a simple but excellent daily devotional book for