
The Church Year in Community
Our prayers, services, festivals and commemorations join us to Christians across time and place.

Our prayers, services, festivals and commemorations join us to Christians across time and place.

Jesus’ continued work in this world is the guiding theological principle behind LCMS Church Planting.

What was behind Friedrich Pfotenhauer’s missionary zeal and church planting? Faith in Christ and love for his neighbor.

When I confess I have faith, I am confessing I have Jesus. The content of faith is not me and my work, but Jesus.

The November issue of ‘The Lutheran Witness’ is all about planting Lutheran churches, both at home and abroad.

The October issue of ‘The Lutheran Witness’ focuses on a core theme of the Lutheran Reformation: justification by faith.

Who is this “me”? It is I, an accursed and damned sinner, who was so beloved by the Son of God that He gave Himself for me.

This is what we mean by “justification.” God declares the sinner — a real, honest-to-goodness sinner — innocent.

When weary evangelicals show up at your Lutheran congregation, show them that we have a clear confession, the pure Gospel, true assurance and the purpose-given life.

The medical profession needs, if possible, to reverse the damage it has caused to “transitioned” children. A settlement in a Texas court case is forcing the issue.

Music does so much more than merely entertain and give us pleasure. It also helps us learn and remember.

The September issue of The Lutheran Witness celebrates and offers practical guidance for learning God’s Word by heart.