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New Book Asks Whether Your Favorite Christian Sound Bites Are Doing More Harm Than Good

  • September 15, 2026
Press Release: New Book by LCMS President Matthew C. Harrison Points to the Comfort Found in Lutheran Doctrine
  • February 5, 2026
Press Release: New Book by LCMS President Matthew C. Harrison Points to the Comfort Found in Lutheran Doctrine

Rev. Dr. Matthew C. Harrison offers a clear and comforting message: True assurance is found in Christ alone.

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Press Release: When Christian Living Feels Countercultural: Erkki Koskenniemi Examines Love, Marriage, and Family in the Early Church
  • January 20, 2026
Press Release: When Christian Living Feels Countercultural: Erkki Koskenniemi Examines Love, Marriage, and Family in the Early Church

In his new book, author Erkki Koskenniemi looks at family morals in the Old and New Testaments and explores what can be learned from the lives of the first Christians.

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Press Release: Concordia Publishing House Launches Free Online Access to the Book of Concord
  • January 16, 2026
Press Release: Concordia Publishing House Launches Free Online Access to the Book of Concord

Concordia Publishing House (CPH) is pleased to announce the launch of the Book of Concord Online, a free digital resource providing easy access to the Lutheran Confessions at bookofconcord.cph.org.

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Press Release: Explore the Parable of the Prodigal Son and the Freedom Jesus Offers Through His Teachings
  • January 15, 2026
Press Release: Explore the Parable of the Prodigal Son and the Freedom Jesus Offers Through His Teachings

ST. LOUIS—Many Christians find themselves wandering through life enslaved to sin and questioning if they have sinned too much to be welcomed back into their Father’s loving embrace. In his…

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Press Release: Embrace the Old Testament and Its Most Challenging Passages
  • January 13, 2026
Press Release: Embrace the Old Testament and Its Most Challenging Passages

Coauthors and seasoned pastors Andrew E. Steinmann and R. Reed Lessing take readers on a journey through the Old Testament and show readers how to treasure its teachings.

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Press Release: Newest Volume in Apologetics and Polemics Series Explores the Christian View of Transgenderism
  • January 6, 2026
Press Release: Newest Volume in Apologetics and Polemics Series Explores the Christian View of Transgenderism

The new series from Concordia Publishing House helps Christians respond to issues of their day and utilizes expert-authored writings to offer insightful dialogue in a compact format.

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News Release: Dive into a full year of beloved hymns and daily devotions
  • October 23, 2025
News Release: Dive into a full year of beloved hymns and daily devotions

This new daily devotion book from authors and musicians Richard C. Resch and Daniel Zager provides comfort and joy in the heart-warming language of Lutheran hymns.

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News Release: New Two-Year Bible Journal Helps Readers Grow in Faith and Discover God’s Word Every Day
  • October 16, 2025
News Release: New Two-Year Bible Journal Helps Readers Grow in Faith and Discover God’s Word Every Day

This new two-year Bible journal from author Todd A. Biermann guides readers through the entire Bible in just over two years.

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Press Release: Strong and Courageous wins The Christian Market Bible Study Book of the Year Award from AWSA
  • August 25, 2025
Press Release: Strong and Courageous wins The Christian Market Bible Study Book of the Year Award from AWSA

ST. LOUIS (August 19, 2025)—Strong and Courageous: Studying God’s Promises in Joshua, a 2025 Concordia Publishing House Bible study written by Donna Snow, has been named The Christian Market Bible…

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Press Release: Unpack the Historical and Scriptural Significance of the Nicene Creed
  • August 20, 2025
Press Release: Unpack the Historical and Scriptural Significance of the Nicene Creed

Timothy J. Winterstein explores the intricacies and implications of the Nicene Creed in this new Bible study.

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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 👇🏻

"The Lord prepares a feast of divine nourishment f "The Lord prepares a feast of divine nourishment for His people and cloaks us with His righteousness. As recipients of His wealth of grace and mercy, we ought to rejoice with unrelenting gladness. Yet there are times when even the chosen, the elect, the invited discount the very invitation and refuse to heed His Word of indisputable truth. Rejection of Jesus brings condemnation and wrath. But nourishment in His Word and Sacrament begets life and forgiveness." —Worship Planning Book, Year A
In 1537, Martin Luther penned what many consider h In 1537, Martin Luther penned what many consider his most passionate theological statement: the Smalcald Articles. Written as talking points for a church council that never truly welcomed him, these Articles became something far greater—a bold, uncompromising declaration of the Christian faith's most essential truths.

Author and historical expert Robert Kolb brings this "forgotten confession" to life, vividly guiding you through Luther's teachings on justification, repentance, the Means of Grace, and the nature of the church.
October is Church Worker Appreciation Month, and m October is Church Worker Appreciation Month, and many of our team members at CPH use their firsthand vocational experience as pastors, teachers, deaconesses, and DCEs to guide their work editing, producing, and sharing Christ-centered resources.

“Over the course of my parish ministry, I had the opportunity to do a lot of writing, but that opportunity expanded greatly when I left the parish ministry and did advanced studies at Concordia Seminary in St. Louis. In the eight years I was called to Lutheran Hour Ministries and now the ten years at Concordia Publishing House, I have been able to bring together my seminary training and my experiences as a parish pastor and confirmation class teacher to help enhance and sharpen the writing of pastors, commissioned church workers, seminary and university professors, and lay authors in many books, devotionals, Bible studies, and church resources. I thank my church worker training and experience for equipping me to help authors more clearly present the salvation in Jesus Christ to countless readers, as together we share God’s salvation throughout the church and the world in a clear and winsome way.”

#churchworker #churchworkerappreciation #ministry #lutheran #pastor
Being a Lutheran school teacher is a vocation fill Being a Lutheran school teacher is a vocation filled with joy and rewards. In a new post, @LCMS Northern Illinois District Education Executive Lois Stewart shares five things to know if you are considering a career in Lutheran education. Read them on our blog.
“Focusing on the divine aspect of the Divine Servi “Focusing on the divine aspect of the Divine Service prompts us to begin with Scripture, even to go back to the very beginning. God’s original purpose for mankind was revealed in Eden: to walk and talk with God and to draw life from eating the food He provided through the tree of life (Genesis 2:9, 3:8a, 22). This was the first worship, the first ‘Divine Service,’ for by their heeding His command and accepting His gifts, God was most pleased.” —Thomas M. Winger, A Historical Introduction to the Divine Service
"God sees us, which means God knows us. In our wor "God sees us, which means God knows us. In our world, so often our relationships have distance that prevents true knowing. Perhaps it is the distance of miles or technology. Perhaps it is the distance of shame and an unwillingness to risk being rejected. All sorts of issues prevent us from sharing who we truly are with other people and being truly known.

But God already knows you. God knows every curve to your smile and the saline content of your tears. God knows the trauma you’ve buried so deep down that you’ve hidden its full weight from even yourself. God knows the brilliance of your beautiful soul. God knows the stupidest moments of your life past, present, and future. God knows. God sees. And God loves you. God sees you, and there is nothing, no matter how insidious or embarrassing, that can prevent God from continuing to love you." —Andrew R. Jones, Ten Treasures of Learning to Pray
Curriculum and children’s resources are an importa Curriculum and children’s resources are an important part of what we do at CPH. The valuable experience that church workers, particularly those who have been called to teach, bring to CPH helps us ensure our resources are both Christ-centered and intentional in aiding Lutheran educators to share the Gospel in their classrooms.

“I came to CPH with 25 years of experience in education. Most of my years were spent in Lutheran day schools where we used many CPH products including My Devotions, Arch Books, and religion curriculum. My hands-on use of CPH products allows me to help customers find the products that fit their unique needs. Being in the Editorial department means I can use my Lutheran teaching degree to help format many of the periodicals that CPH creates.”
In our culture, we’re often encouraged to look wit In our culture, we’re often encouraged to look within ourselves for purpose and identity. Yet many find that the more they turn inward, the more restless or uncertain they feel—not simply because something has gone wrong but because they were made to receive life from beyond themselves.

In Lift Your Eyes, Joshua Pfeiffer gently invites a different way: lifting your gaze beyond yourself—upward to God in faith, outward to your neighbors in love, and forward in hope rooted in Christ’s promises.
"People don’t usually say, “You just have to have "People don’t usually say, “You just have to have enough faith” because they want to put a guilt trip on someone who is suffering. People say it because they want to encourage others in their suffering, and there is some truth to it. They can and should trust God in these circumstances. But if you want to encourage someone in their suffering, it would be much better to talk not about what they should be doing but about Jesus and what He can do. The Scriptures emphasize faith not to pressure us to try harder but to point us to God and His trustworthiness. Your faith is only as strong as the one in whom you put your trust, and God is the one who gives life to the dead and calls into existence things that do not exist. And in Jesus Christ, God has promised us His unending faithfulness." —Rev. Dr. Joel P. Meyer

In Soundbite Theology, Meyer examines the phrases we reach for in crisis and untangles the ones that quietly put the pressure back on you.
October is Church Worker Appreciation Month! Our t October is Church Worker Appreciation Month! Our team at Concordia Publishing House is made up of all kinds of people from a wide variety of backgrounds, including church workers. The church workers on staff bring a special perspective to our mission.

“My own experience in the parish and my continued involvement in my own church's ministry help keep me, as well as my team, grounded in the reason we build the applications we do and create software that aims to be faithful, like Aaron and Hur holding up the prophet's hands. Church workers should be empowered to get on with the work to which they've been called—proclaiming the Gospel of Christ—rather than sitting in front of a computer screen all day.”
Discover five children’s Reformation books to help Discover five children’s Reformation books to help you teach children about Martin Luther, Katie Luther, the history of the Reformation, and more.
Whether you’re embracing retirement, continuing in Whether you’re embracing retirement, continuing in your vocation in the workforce, or navigating the opportunities and challenges of later life, Grace for Every Season helps you spend each day in God’s Word and prayer. 

Grace for Every Season: 365 Prayers for Retirees and Older Adults is available now.
Learn about the importance of Galatians 1:8 and ho Learn about the importance of Galatians 1:8 and how the apostle Paul warns about false teachers and teachings in this new blog post from Rev. Dr. Jacob Corzine (link in our profile).
Lord God, heavenly Father, since we cannot stand b Lord God, heavenly Father, since we cannot stand before You relying on anything we have done, help us trust in Your abiding grace and live according to Your Word; through Jesus Christ, Your Son, our Lord, who lives and reigns with You and the Holy Spirit, one God, now and forever. Amen.
"Christ’s compassion and pardon embrace, console, "Christ’s compassion and pardon embrace, console, and encourage believers. Sinners will abandon wickedness, confess transgressions, and receive the Lord’s forgiveness. Prisoners of the faith will remain steadfast in conflict, endure hardship, and yet be confident in the Gospel of Christ. God’s kingdom is revealed to us by a continuum of generous, undeserved grace for all those who seek Christ, call upon His name, and believe in Him." —Worship Planning Book, Year A
What does it mean to say ”I’m baptized”? This char What does it mean to say ”I’m baptized”? This charming children’s book, ideal for the earliest years of life, explains the gifts we receive in Holy Baptism through simple, colorful illustrations and short phrases. Page by page, children will discover just how much their heavenly Father loves them.
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