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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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"In this life the shedding of tears is as much—at "In this life the shedding of tears is as much—at times even more—the experience of Christians as are joy and laughter. In fact, tears precede the joy (see Jer 31:15–17; Jn 16:20–22). While it is of the nature of the people of God to weep and lament, it is the gift of God’s grace to turn the weeping and sorrow into joy (Jn 16:20). Still on earth, tears will flow together with the godly joy. And the tears of God’s people are precious to him in his love for them (Ps 56:8 [MT 56:9]). But God will turn the weeping into joy (Ps 126:5), for he has promised a day when “the Lord Yahweh will wipe away tears from all faces” (Is 25:8). John now sees (in Rev 7:17) the complete and final fulfillment of this promise of God. The final word describing the peace and joy of the saints before God in heaven says it all: “and God will wipe every tear from their eyes.” —Dr. Louis A. Brighton writing on Revelation 7:1-17 in Revelation—Concordia Commentary
Almighty and everlasting God, You knit together Yo Almighty and everlasting God, You knit together Your faithful people of all times and places into one holy communion, the mystical body of Your Son, Jesus Christ. Grant us so to follow Your blessed saints in all virtuous and godly living that, together with them, we may come to the unspeakable joys You have prepared for those who love You; through Jesus Christ, our Lord, who lives and reigns with You and the Holy Spirit, one God, now and forever. Amen.
"Fieberkorn’s presentation of the Wittenberg refor "Fieberkorn’s presentation of the Wittenberg reformer’s proclamation of the Christian life, anchored in the First Commandment’s fearing, loving, and trusting in God above all things, invites careful consideration and will help believers in the battle to mortify the flesh as they seek support and guidance for life in a turbulent and tempting world."
—Rev. Dr. Robert Kolb, professor of systematic theology, Concordia Seminary, St. Louis
Learn about themes of endurance, victory, and vind Learn about themes of endurance, victory, and vindication in Revelation 7:9—17.
"Do also notice that the saints are called “childr "Do also notice that the saints are called “children of Zion” (149:2). “And so we are,” John tells us in our Epistle [for All Saints' Day], 1 John 3:1–3.

This, too, is an important description of who the saints are. “Children” is a common way of seeing God’s people throughout Scripture because young children are totally dependent; what they need and have they can only receive. So with God’s saints. No one but God alone is holy on his or her own; yet the lowliest “child of God” is as holy as St. John (“pure” in the blood of the Lamb, as Christ, the Lamb Himself, is pure, 3:3). “Children of God” is also a divine term of endearment. Read this short text again and hear God’s voice calling you His precious little one. This, God’s children, is what we are already now, but when Christ returns, even this shall be enriched in greater glory (3:2)." —Dr. Carl Fickenscher, Looking Forward to Sunday Morning
At CPH, we exist to develop, produce, market, and At CPH, we exist to develop, produce, market, and distribute products and services that are faithful to the Scriptures and the Lutheran Confessions. Our church workers aid and enrich that mission in important ways.

“Now that I have had the opportunity to work with my colleagues for nearly two years, I have seen firsthand how the Lord has used them to shape each of the resources that we publish, not just in Editorial but throughout the entire publishing house. The church workers bring their years of experience from the congregations and schools where they have served to the work that they do here. This means that every resource that is published is not merely an abstract product that we hope will be useful, but that there are real flesh and blood people who are in our minds when we are working on the resource.”

#churchworker #pastor #churchworkerappreciation #lutheran #lutheranpastor #ministry
Almighty and gracious Lord, pour out Your Holy Spi Almighty and gracious Lord, pour out Your Holy Spirit on Your faithful people. Keep us steadfast in Your grace and truth, protect and deliver us in times of temptation, defend us against all enemies, and grant to Your Church Your saving peace; through Jesus Christ, Your Son, our Lord, who lives and reigns with You and the Holy Spirit, one God, now and forever. Amen.
“Thy Strong Word” is a Reformation Day favorite fo “Thy Strong Word” is a Reformation Day favorite for many churches. Composed for a special purpose, the lyrics were based on the Concordia Seminary motto, “Light from above.” Head to our blog to read the full story behind this hymn, which is recorded in Eternal Anthems: The Story Behind Your Favorite Hymns.
Romans 3:23–24 "demonstrate human equality—all hav Romans 3:23–24 "demonstrate human equality—all have sinned and fall short of God’s glory. We are alike in our corruption and fallenness. But all humanity has also been redeemed by Christ. Sinners may draw distinctions between people, but God does not. He would save us all through Christ."

Lord Jesus Christ, Redeemer of the world, thank You for Your salvation. Empower me to share Your gift with others. Amen. 

(Excerpt from The Lutheran Study Bible notes for Romans 3:21-31)
"The world certainly has changed since the Castle "The world certainly has changed since the Castle Church door was wood. But the best changes have been because the Reformation set free the eternal, unchanging Gospel to be preached. Read both Gospel lessons: John 8:31–36 and the less often used alternate, Matthew 11:12–19. How different would your world be if you thought you had to win God’s favor by being “good enough”? Always trying, never sure, ultimately despairing. That’s slavery. How different is your world since the Gospel brought you to know Jesus procured God’s favor for you, as a gift, absolutely free? That’s freedom! And by God’s grace, through the miracle of the Reforma­tion, millions are still reading the door.

So once more our Theme: God, as our refuge and strength, enables His reformers to speak to the next generation the eternal Gospel that sets us free: justification by grace through  faith in Jesus Christ." —Dr. Carl Fickenscher, Looking Forward to Sunday Morning, devotion for Reformation Day
Spend 30 days learning the answers to questions ab Spend 30 days learning the answers to questions about core Christian beliefs in this enlightening and personal devotional. Written by five respected pastors—Bryan Wolfmueller, Steve Bielenberg, Steve Parks, William M. Cwirla, and Benjamin Janssen—the devotions weave together Scripture, personal anecdotes, and theological explanations for 30 different questions.
At CPH, church workers play a vital part in fulfil At CPH, church workers play a vital part in fulfilling our mission to create products and services that are faithful to the Scriptures and the Lutheran Confessions.

"Serving at CPH is such a joy and honor. I am thankful for the opportunity to daily connect churches and church workers with faithful, Christ-centered resources. My work at CPH gives me new insights that I can share with my local church and my service in the parish helps strengthen my daily work at CPH.  It is such a blessing to be placed in this unique setting where I can interact with so many faithful Christians."

#churchworker #churckworkerappreciation #lutheran #ministry #church
Read about Acts 10:43 and how the forgiveness of s Read about Acts 10:43 and how the forgiveness of sins comes not from our good works but from our Baptism and believing in the resurrection of Christ. (Link in our profile)
The church workers at Concordia Publishing House s The church workers at Concordia Publishing House serve in exceptional ways in each of their roles. Some have even spent the majority of their career helping CPH to provide products and services that aid and strengthen the church in sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

“As I look back at the past 50 years of my life, I now can see how God prepared me for the exact role of serving as the general editor of the Concordia Commentary series. In my work here, I rely every day on the education I received and my time as a parish pastor to be able to edit Bible commentaries that will serve the needs of our parish pastors as well as our professors and students. I humbly ask God to send the Holy Spirit, who works through His Word, to enable me and everyone else at CPH to contribute in this way to the proclamation of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, for the eternal salvation of all baptized believers.”

#churchworkerappreciation #churchworker #lutheran #lutheranpastor #pastor
Find hours of sacred music on our Spotify page. #R Find hours of sacred music on our Spotify page. #Reformation #Lutheran #hymns  https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6y9HXRIxi0yfYsion998cA?si=X5a6w8umStOZVaExHc8LmA&utm_source=copy-link&pi=NjtqDCReT8O6J
O God, the protector of all who trust in You, have O God, the protector of all who trust in You, have mercy on us that with You as our ruler and guide we may so pass through things temporal that we lose not the things eternal; through Jesus Christ, Your Son, our Lord, who lives and reigns with You and the Holy Spirit, one God, now and forever. Amen.
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