Give Me ‘Book of Concord’ Lutheranism
Sound, pure, biblical doctrine is always aimed at the repentance and forgiveness and strengthening of poor sinners like you and me.
Sound, pure, biblical doctrine is always aimed at the repentance and forgiveness and strengthening of poor sinners like you and me.
The September issue celebrates the 100th anniversary of KFUO Radio: a century of the proclamation of “Christ for you” on the airwaves.
Wondering where to start? Here are some resources to aid you in supporting your children’s education from within the home.
LCMS district education executives, school administrators and teachers shared the core challenges Lutheran schools face and potential solutions.
The fact that the LCMS is still here confessing the inerrant Scriptures is due in large part to our Lord’s mercy in preserving our schools.
A Lutheran education does not have at its heart primarily education in secular matters, but the deep and abiding inculcation of the faith.
The August issue focuses on Lutheran education.
The whole of the Old Testament proclaims Christ and cannot be fully understood apart from its fulfillment in Christ.
The June/July Lutheran Witness explores the book of Acts.
The Book of Acts records how our Lord worked through the first Christian community to send forth the Gospel into all the world.
From the time of Paul in Acts, we see the church caring for the needs of its people.
Being a confessional Lutheran church body can seem lonely — but the LCMS has 43 sister churches around the world that face similar pressures and challenges.