Lutheran Witness: September 2026
The September issue of The Lutheran Witness celebrates and offers practical guidance for learning God’s Word by heart.
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Lutheran Witness: August 2026
The August issue deals with life in the digital age and the rise of artificial intelligence.
“Our Great Heritage: A Walk Through Church History” Booklet
Follow the history of the Christian church from the time of the apostles through the 20th century, through the stories of 14 figures.
“Lutheranism and Other Denominations” Booklet
This booklet gives an overview of 11 Christian denominations and their theologies, providing the Lutheran response to each.
“Lutheranism and Other Religions” Booklet
This resource gives a short introduction to various world religions and shares the Lutheran confession to each, showing where each goes astray from God’s truth as revealed in Scripture.
“The Divine Service: A Guide” Booklet
This booklet walks through the Divine Service from beginning to end, including biblical and historical background, and gives an overview of common Lutheran practices during worship.
On listening to sermons: More suggestions
Listening to sermons on Sunday morning often requires wrestling with my sinful flesh to focus on what the pastor is preaching. It’s not easy; it takes work.
Saints singing their faith
Through hymns, the Gospel is carried to hearts and minds in music.
A prayer for the church
Congregations: Consider using these words in the Prayer of the Church on or before July 14, as you pray together for the Synod convention (July 20–25).
Lutheran Witness: June/July 2019
Look ahead to the 2019 Synod Convention with previews of overtures, nominees for president, essays, the opening service and more in the June/July issue of The Lutheran Witness.
… So Loved the World
Doggedly chasing the world’s standard for inclusivity and hypersensitivity often falls flat and possibly lands with a lawsuit or two. But maybe there’s another way.
Lutheran Witness: April 2017
In the April issue, learn from your Savior, who hangs on a cross for you, lies in the tomb for you, and is risen – and returning! – all for you.