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  • Organ Music for Every Hymn of the Day

    Organ Music for Every Hymn of the Day

    One staple of worship every Sunday is the Hymn of the Day. Whether printed in your bulletin or posted on the hymn outline board at the front of the church, the Hymn of the Day connects to...

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  • The Book of Romans: An Overview

    The Book of Romans: An Overview

    Stepping from the shadows of the Ausoni Mountains, walking northward along the famous Appian Way, the apostle Paul reached the coastal plains of Italy that stretched all the way to...

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  • Teaching Kids to Sing with Canons from One and All Rejoice

    Teaching Kids to Sing with Canons from One and All Rejoice

    One and All Rejoice (OAR) contains numerous opportunities for teaching children part singing. A great way to get started is by learning one of the many canons included in OAR. To discover...

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  • 5 Hymns to Sing in Honor of the 500th Anniversary of the First Lutheran Hymnal

    5 Hymns to Sing in Honor of the 500th Anniversary of the First Lutheran Hymnal

    In 1523, Martin Luther wrote to Georg Spalatin (1484–1545), private secretary to Elector Frederick III (“the Wise”) of Saxony. With his superb humanist education, Spalatin was sought by...

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  • The Gospel Accounts: An Overview

    The Gospel Accounts: An Overview

    Jesus Christ brought the Gospel (from older English, “Good-spel,” “good news”) to the world. He announced that in His person the kingdom of God was coming to mankind and that through...

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  • The Life and Legacy of Isaac Watts

    The Life and Legacy of Isaac Watts

    [Historically, in church music] Lutherans sang hymns from the beginnings of the Reformation. Calvinists, though, in their zeal to use nothing but the Bible in worship, tended to restrict...

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  • The Gospel of John: An Overview

    The Gospel of John: An Overview

    The plain bows into the Sea of Galilee where families of fishers settled and built their homes. The villagers prospered and, with the help of a centurion, built a synagogue. The...

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  • Help Young People Defend the Faith with This Apologetics Curriculum

    Help Young People Defend the Faith with This Apologetics Curriculum

    The world is full of worldviews. Christians have always faced lies about Jesus and His ministry, and Christians witness best when they are well prepared. In 1 Peter 3:15, we are reminded...

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  • How to Equip Youth with Resilient Minds

    How to Equip Youth with Resilient Minds

    Mental health awareness has increased significantly over the last decade, especially for our youth. When it comes to addressing these important topics and conversations, there are a lot...

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  • The Gospel of Luke: An Overview

    The Gospel of Luke: An Overview

    The Jerusalem temple was overlaid with so much gold that persons who saw it described its blinding effects as it glistened in the sun. Herod the Great refurbished it. He surrounded it...

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  • Noteworthy People in Church Music: Johann Walter

    Noteworthy People in Church Music: Johann Walter

    There are numerous historical figures who gave their gifts to Lutheranism and hymnody as a whole. Their contributions to Christianity give us amazing ways to praise God and all that He...

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  • How to Answer 5 Common Questions about Jesus Christ

    How to Answer 5 Common Questions about Jesus Christ

    The Bible is a massive book comprising so many important stories of biblical figures. Yet, when reading through it or listening to the readings on Sunday, many things about Jesus can come...

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  • 2024 New Music Catalog

    2024 New Music Catalog

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  • The Gospel of Mark: An Overview

    The Gospel of Mark: An Overview

    Forty-one times Mark describes the events flowing around Jesus’ life with the word immediately (in Greek, euthus), propelling the reader toward the cross where Jesus would die, giving His...

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  • The Minor Prophets: An Overview

    The Minor Prophets: An Overview

    The Greek title “Book of the Twelve” (dodekapropheton) describes [the last twelve] of the Latter Prophets in the Hebrew canon. Jesus son of Sirach perhaps referred to this title when he...

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  • Five Devotions for Holy Week

    Five Devotions for Holy Week

    Holy Week and Easter are incredibly important times in the Church Year. Jesus prepared for His crucifixion, and we, too, should reflect as we move through Holy Week, knowing that His...

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  • Celebrating the 500th Anniversary of the First Lutheran Hymnal

    Celebrating the 500th Anniversary of the First Lutheran Hymnal

    Beloved Lutheran hymnals have a long history, dating all the way back to 1524 in Germany. Each variation has been used for different purposes, such as a home devotional that eventually...

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  • Free Teaching Tools for Holy Week and Easter

    Free Teaching Tools for Holy Week and Easter

    The celebration of Easter is the celebration of God’s grace and what He has done for us through the gift of His Son, Jesus Christ. Make sure the children around you know why with these...

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  • The Gospel of Matthew: An Overview

    The Gospel of Matthew: An Overview

    The first book of the New Testament begins in a manner similar to the first book of the Old Testament: focused on genealogy (cf Matthew 1:1–17; Genesis 5). Matthew sketches for us a human...

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  • Five Easy-to-Learn Sheet Music Options for Easter

    Five Easy-to-Learn Sheet Music Options for Easter

    Every spring, Easter comes around in the Church Year as a celebration of the battle Christ has won for believers everywhere. He has conquered the devil, died for your sins, and defeated...

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