It’s the Luther Year! In 2017 we are commemorating the 500th anniversary of the Reformation, and what better way to celebrate

In 1980, Eugene Peterson released A Long Obedience in the Same Direction. A second edition came at the turn of the century,

Dr. Joel Biermann (Professor of Systematic Theology at Concordia Seminary, St. Louis) has written an important book entitled A Case

This is the main textbook for one of our AFLC seminary classes, “Lutheranism in America.” Other fine histories have been used

As a mother, it is very important that I strive to mentor my children in the Christian faith. However, the

We have used Betty Lukens Flannelgraph Deluxe Set on three continents. In each place, we have found it to be

Radically ordinary hospitality. Does this term seem oxymoronic to you? The concept that something deemed “radical” could also be described

“Postmodernism” has been used frequently to describe our culture. However, this concept, which has been around for quite a while

Women of the Word is Jen Wilkin’s approach to studying and teaching the Bible. Fond of alliteration, as so many

Once again, Francis Schaeffer blew my mind and brought such joy to my heart in this book simply titled: Art

Do you know . . . how the Bible came to be, what daily life was like during Bible times,

Mary J. Moerbe and Gene Edward Veith have done it again—they have written an excellent resource on vocation, this time