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Reclaim a Healthy Relationship with Technology and Social Media
  • October 11, 2021
Reclaim a Healthy Relationship with Technology and Social Media

New Book Offers a Guide to Setting Healthy Habits in the Digital Age

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Capturing the Emotion Portrayed in Psalms
  • July 8, 2021
Capturing the Emotion Portrayed in Psalms

A Reflection and Prayer Guide for Personal Devotion

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Jonathan D. Schultz Named Interim President & CEO of Concordia Publishing House
  • June 17, 2021
Jonathan D. Schultz Named Interim President & CEO of Concordia Publishing House

CPH Board of Directors made the announcement at quarterly meeting

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Trust, Seek, and Follow Jesus
  • June 15, 2021
Trust, Seek, and Follow Jesus

The Journey of Discipleship with a Community of Believers

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Spiritually Reset with Christina Hergenrader’s latest Bible Study
  • May 25, 2021
Spiritually Reset with Christina Hergenrader’s latest Bible Study

In today’s world many people are running on fumes, feeling like they can never do enough. The result is a feeling of discontentment and emotional emptiness because this way of…

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Finding Hope in the Brokenness of Life
  • April 27, 2021
Finding Hope in the Brokenness of Life

Brokenness abounds in our world, our communities, our relationships, and in our selves. While the brokenness is inescapable, there is a path forward. Heidi Goehmann, in her new book, Finding…

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Discover God’s Comfort for Anxious Thoughts
  • April 13, 2021
Discover God’s Comfort for Anxious Thoughts

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Bible Study Helps Youth Find Their Identity in Christ
  • July 31, 2020
Bible Study Helps Youth Find Their Identity in Christ

Your Unshakable Identity in Christ uses Bible stories to relate to struggles youth face today

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It Is Time to Find Your Purpose through God’s Plan
  • July 14, 2020
It Is Time to Find Your Purpose through God’s Plan

Callings for Life: God’s Plan, Your Purpose gives hope to those struggling to find their life calling

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Concordia Publishing House Releases New Hymnal for Children
  • July 9, 2020
Concordia Publishing House Releases New Hymnal for Children

One and All Rejoice features new and beloved hymns from Lutheran hymnwriters

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We point you to #Jesus & how He impacts your life—no matter your vocation, age, or life stage. #lutheran @thelcms #christianbooks Learn more 👇🏻
In Confessing Christ, pastors Steve Bielenberg, St In Confessing Christ, pastors Steve Bielenberg, Steve Parks, William M. Cwirla, Bryan Wolfmueller, and Benjamin Janssen guide you through answers to 30 core questions about Christianity.
Have kids back at college? Here are 8 books that w Have kids back at college? Here are 8 books that would be great to include in a care package.
"Therefore, we have a certain sign and know that w "Therefore, we have a certain sign and know that when the Gospel is preached, God is present in that place; He wants to be found there. That is where I have a physical sign by which I can find and recognize God. Thus He is also in Baptism and the Supper because He has pledged to be there." —Martin Luther Read more from Luther on God's work through physical means on our blog.
"Whether we spend our time trying to excuse what w "Whether we spend our time trying to excuse what we’ve done wrong or whether we spend our lives working to get better, who we are and what we do revolves around our sin. But in confession and absolution, we stop making excuses. We bring the worst of what we’ve done and who we are out into the light, and God forgives us. What defines us is not what we’ve done. What defines us is that someone loves us and refuses to let us go: God, the Father of our Lord, Jesus Christ." —Rev. Joel P. Meyer In Soundbite Theology, Rev. Joel P. Meyer equips you to think clearly about God — His character, His promises, and His unfailing provision.
"This book is an incredible resource for anyone wa "This book is an incredible resource for anyone wanting to understand the value of prayer. In this book, Andrew Jones expertly walks the reader through the benefits that come from having a regular prayer life, and how those benefits (or "treasures") build us up and bring us closer to God and to other people. . . .The openness, honesty, and relatability of the book help to make the topic of prayer much more accessible. The book shows how prayer doesn't need to be deeply formal to be deeply personal, and how that connection with God opens up a variety of treasures that strengthen us every day. I would highly recommend this book to everyone looking to be closer to God." —H Theiss, Amazon Customer Review @andyamca
"The moment we realize Christ died for all people, "The moment we realize Christ died for all people, it’s only then that we will truly understand the depths of what it means for Christ to die for us personally. Yes, the Jewish people crucified their own Messiah, but as that Messiah died on the cross, among His last words were “Father, forgive them, because they do not know what they are doing.” 13 Jesus is praying this not just for the Jews but also for us. ... His blood covers our lives. The moment we see that blood covering our sins, our own unworthiness, at that moment we realize that the very same blood can cover the unworthiness of anyone." —Dr. Andrew Das, Dinner with the Doctor: Luke's Gospel for the Hungry
Almighty God, Your Son willingly endured the agony Almighty God, Your Son willingly endured the agony and shame of the cross for our redemption. Grant us courage to take up our cross daily and follow Him wherever He leads; through the same Jesus Christ, our Lord, who lives and reigns with You and the Holy Spirit, one God, now and forever. Amen.
It’s a fact that “you can’t do what you don’t know It’s a fact that “you can’t do what you don’t know how to do.” Many parents and pastors, seeking to guide their child from birth to faithful maturity, could ask, “Is there a road map for this?” Rev. Dr. Mart Thompson provides both the big picture and practical practices for growing in faith at home with the support of the congregation. The stories, research, biblical insights, and helpful strategies included in this book provide the “know-how” we need. —DCE Pam Nummela, Missouri District family discipleship lead facilitator, St. Louis, Missouri
"Jennifer has done such an incredible job of takin "Jennifer has done such an incredible job of taking valuable takeaways from her learning as a mental health professional and met it with Scripture. So often, if you want a "therapy" style study finding sound doctrine is hard, yet Jennifer created just that! Each chapter builds on each other and brings valuable nuggets while always leading you to the true Truth found in Christ Jesus. The questions were engaging and help you to dig deep into different topics. This is a great study for anyone who wants to support their mental health while keeping Jesus at the center." —Faith, CPH Customer Review Visit the link in our profile to learn more about Strong in the Lord: A Women's Bible Study on Faith and Mental Health.
"Joel Meyer’s Soundbite Theology brings a fresh lo "Joel Meyer’s Soundbite Theology brings a fresh look at often-spoken clichés that well-meaning Christians say in attempts to offer comfort or support to others. Meyer offers a clear-eyed discussion of several of these, exposing their weaknesses, especially in that they often offer the Law to people who desperately need to hear Gospel encouragement. Meyer helps readers understand how to avoid the pitfalls of convenient but ineffective sound bites and to instead offer real comfort from God’s Word." —Andrew Steinmann, distinguished professor emeritus of theology and Hebrew; chair, The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod Commission on Doctrinal Review Soundbite Theology will be available September 15.
Transform your church governance model from broken Transform your church governance model from broken to beneficial with author Tim Kurth. Having spent decades working with Lutheran schools and nonprofit ministries, Kurth knows firsthand the problems you face and offers his expertise to get your boards running smoothly and efficiently. Built on the foundations of John Carver’s ten principles, you’ll find advice and sample policies carefully crafted for Lutheran congregations, schools, and ministry organizations that truly work. Principles for Good Order: Creating Organizational Harmony Through Effective Governance will be available Sept. 10.
"The counsels of God are permanent—impeccable exho "The counsels of God are permanent—impeccable exhortations from His mind, His will, His heart, and His actions in Christ. Everything that proceeds from God’s wisdom is congruent. Barren wombs are filled with offspring. Desolate wastelands are restored. God’s Word resurrects what once was decimated. These astonishing interventions transform our lives so that we may unconditionally invest our sanctified bodies, minds, and gifts all to the glory of God!" —Worship Planning Book, Year A
Prayer is an open invitation to the greatest conve Prayer is an open invitation to the greatest conversation of your life. Unlock the profound riches hiding within the simple act of talking to God with author Andrew R. Jones in his new book, Ten Treasures of Learning to Pray. Available to order now at http://cph.org/tentreasures. #author #lutheran #books #christianbooks #prayer #prayerlife
"In "Ten Treasures of Learning to Pray", @andyamca "In "Ten Treasures of Learning to Pray", @andyamca does a fantastic job of reminding God's people that prayer is a conversation. Jones takes this spiritual practice and connects it to ordinary life, showing readers that prayer does not have to be elaborate, lengthy, or filled with theological language. Instead, prayer is a simple and meaningful way of bringing our everyday joys, frustrations, questions, and struggles before God. . . .As someone who has read all three of Jones's "Ten Things" series, I feel like this is his best one yet!" —Laura, CPH Customer Review
Dr. Jennifer K. Londgren helps women explore menta Dr. Jennifer K. Londgren helps women explore mental and emotional health through the lens of Scripture. From building self-awareness and understanding root struggles to renewing thoughts and cultivating healthy relationships, she combines professional insight with biblical truth to help readers rest in Christ’s promises and grow in faith. Strong in the Lord: A Women's Bible Study on Faith and Mental Health is available now.
As a Christian, you are asked to look outside your As a Christian, you are asked to look outside yourself to Christ to find meaning. Are there ways you can look inward too? Pastor Joshua Pfeiffer says "yes!" He explains in a new blog post.
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