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

  • September 15, 2026
Press Release: Concordia Publishing House Honors Five Seminary Graduates with New Annual Awards
  • May 13, 2022
Press Release: Concordia Publishing House Honors Five Seminary Graduates with New Annual Awards

The honorees were named on the Tuesday prior to graduation with the newly created writing awards.

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Renowned Christian Rapper to Release Book with Concordia Publishing House
  • April 1, 2022
Renowned Christian Rapper to Release Book with Concordia Publishing House

The celebrated hip-hop artist FLAME plans to share his journey to Lutheranism with a new book in 2023.

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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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We often turn to generic phrases that are meant to We often turn to generic phrases that are meant to comfort us during difficult times. Yet many of these phrases aren’t true to what God’s Word says. How often have you found yourself drifting to comfort phrases yet not feeling very comforted afterward? In Soundbite Theology, author Rev. Dr. Joel P. Meyer offers an in-depth look at numerous phrases Christians turn to and instead replaces them with phrases that turn our attention to God and His work.

Soundbite Theology: How to Talk Like a Christian is available now.
See how the phrase "You just have to have enough f See how the phrase "You just have to have enough faith" puts pressure on the one who is suffering instead of pointing them to God for strength and comfort in this blog post from Rev. Joel P. Meyer.
Whatever kind of Bible you’re looking for, you can Whatever kind of Bible you’re looking for, you can find it in the Bible Sale—but only through September 15. Act now to save 25% on select Bibles with promo code BIBLES26.
The Luther’s Rose Suncatcher Craft is an easy way The Luther’s Rose Suncatcher Craft is an easy way to introduce children to one of the most recognizable symbols of the Lutheran faith. Students can paint a colorful keepsake while learning the meaning behind Luther’s seal.
O God, our refuge and strength, the author of all O God, our refuge and strength, the author of all godliness, hear the devout prayers of Your Church, especially in times of persecution, and grant that what we ask in faith we may obtain; through Jesus Christ, our Lord, who lives and reigns with You and the Holy Spirit, one God, now and forever. Amen.
“Forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who “Forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us.” “If you forgive others their trespasses, your heavenly Father will also forgive you” (Mt 6:14, the Verse).

Our Master always has mercy when we plead before Him,
but we dare not forget His forgiveness when our brother pleads with us.

And if we do forget? fail to forgive? Then let us remember: our Master always has mercy when we plead before Him—ten thousand talents’ worth. We plead. And then we forgive. We do forgive. We must forgive." —Rev. Dr. Carl Fickensher, Looking Forward to Sunday Morning
"In adversity and blessing, we belong to the Lord. "In adversity and blessing, we belong to the Lord. Joseph became an emissary of God’s mercy despite his brothers’ evil intent. As we navigate and process quarrels, judgments, and opinions, human adversity distorts our life with Christ. We belong to Him as we strive to live. We belong to Him as we prepare to die. Christ resolves adversity from His heart, resolving disputes with wisdom, love, and forgiveness. This, too, is our blessing to receive and to share." —Worship Planning Book, Year A
“In terms of the Lutheran tradition, students and “In terms of the Lutheran tradition, students and scholars can be grateful for the work of Tom Winger on the Divine Service in the Lutheran tradition. He details how the church got to where it is and lays the foundation for questions of where it might wish to go in the future.”
—Bryan D. Spinks, Bishop F. Percy Goddard Professor Emeritus of liturgical Studies and pastoral theology, Yale Institute of Sacred Music and Yale Divinity School
Transform your church board with a model built on Transform your church board with a model built on the framework of John Carver’s ten principles. Author Tim Kurth has spent decades helping churches and religious organizations reassess their governance models and refocus their efforts with guidelines and principles that function effectively. When boards function as they should, pastors flourish. When pastors flourish, congregations thrive. And when congregations thrive, the Great Commission advances effortlessly.
"We live amid a cacophony of data: digital, print, "We live amid a cacophony of data: digital, print, sound, video. It’s hard to make sense of all the conflicting messages we receive on most any topic. They come at us urgently, compellingly, urging us to vote in a certain way, buy a certain product, or believe a certain way. Whether through TikTok, YouTube, or the constant stream we are fed online by would-be media influencers, we are left drowning in sound bites. Joel Meyer has something different for us. He answers this cacophony with the still, small voice of the Word of God. Sound words will clear up the sound bites. Read his book, and you will begin to see beyond the constant clutter of error to the surety of God’s promises in Christ Jesus."

—Harold L. Senkbeil, director emeritus, DOXOLOGY: The Lutheran Center for Spiritual Care and Counsel; author of Dying to Live: The Foundation, Focus, and Shape of the Christian Life (CPH, 2024)
The Scriptures appointed for Sunday continue to sh The Scriptures appointed for Sunday continue to shape God’s people throughout each week. Enduring Grace journals help adults and children return to those readings through guided reflection, prayer, hymnody, and engagement with the Church Year.

Available now for the One-Year Lectionary, each week gathers Old Testament, Epistle, Gospel, and Psalm readings, placing the fullness of God’s Word before you.
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 
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