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0:55Introducing The Lutheran Reader's Bible
Intentionally grow your reading habit in the Word of the Lord. The Lutheran Reader's Bible features single column text to help you focus on reading Scripture. This ESV Bible includes chapter introduct
The Doxology in Worship
When you hear the word doxology, what comes to your mind? For many, it’s a familiar tune and the words:
The Story that Inspired “Come, Holy Ghost, God and Lord”
Pentecost hymns have been passed down for generations. Many of them have intricate and interesting histories to them, including that of “Come, Holy Ghost, God and Lord” found in Lutheran...
Advice on Church Music Composition from John A. Behnke
Dr. John A. Behnke is a frequent handbell clinician, festival director, and organ recitalist. He enjoys composing and arranging, and he has 450+ handbell, choral, and organ compositions in...
Music of the Month: Pentecost Mosaics
This is the 11th edition in the popular Mosaics series by Jacob B. Weber. Pentecost Mosaicscontains versatile and festive settings useful for Pentecost and beyond. Highlights include a...
An Overview of Matins
The Daily Office has given voice to the daily prayer of the faithful in “many and various ways” over the centuries (LSB, p. 238; Hebrews 1:1).
1:05Look Inside Portals of Prayer
Take five minutes of your day to be directed to God's Word. Each day starts with scripture references, a short devotion and a prayer or hymn stanza that you can ponder on all day. Available in print a
Music of the Month: Lutheran Music and Meaning
Music has meaning. More than a series of notes, more than associated verbal texts, more than personal entertainment—music has meaning. In Lutheran Music and Meaning, author Daniel Zager...
The Stories Behind Your Favorite Easter Hymns
Easter hymns are beautiful celebrations of the victory Jesus won on the cross and in His glorious resurrection for our salvation. Alleluia! They are filled with bright notes and triumphant...
Five Lutheran Hymns of Johann Sebastian Bach
Johann Sebastian Bach is a well-known name throughout the world. Whether you are a music fanatic or not, chances are you have been touched by Bach’s music without even knowing it.
Children’s Hymns for Holy Week and Easter
There are many ways to teach children about Jesus, and music has been proven to be one way that is beneficial. Through the repetition of music, both in the melody and in the words...
Music of the Month: At the Lamb’s High Feast We Sing
Triumphant and upbeat, Sandra Eithun’s setting of “At the Lamb’s High Feast We Sing” has limited bell changes and few rhythmic challenges, making it easy to prepare for developing...
“When I Survey the Wondrous Cross”: From Lent to the Lord’s Supper
“When I Survey the Wondrous Cross” is a common hymn to hear during the season of Lent. As you anticipate singing this well-loved text, take time to find a deeper meaning by studying...
Teaching Children about Lent through Music
Teaching students about Lent can seem daunting. As adults, we...
Music of the Month: Hymns Complete
John Behnke has begun a series for organists titled Hymns Complete, designed to accompany hymns as they are sung by congregations. Each volume contains introductions and accompaniments for...
Top Organ Chorale Prelude Collections
Preludes center your congregation’s hearts and minds on treasured hymn texts and tunes that inspire reflection and encourage their faith. Chorale preludes in particular draw upon a rich...
Music of the Month: When I Behold Jesus Christ
This month's selected piece is a well-crafted modern hymn concertato scored for two-part voices, two treble instruments, piano, optional congregation, and optional violoncello by Matthew...
The Stories behind Three Favorite Christmas Hymns
Every Christmas tradition has an origin story, as do longtime favorite Christmas hymns. You may be surprised to discover what inspired three of your favorite holiday hymns: “From Heaven...
Downloadable Sheet Music for Epiphany
Celebrate the coming of the Magi and the Epiphany season by joining in fellowship through music. As you prepare for the season, consider adding these pieces to your repertoire for your...
The History of “Savior of the Nations, Come”
This Advent hymn is among the few that can be definitively attributed to the “father of Latin hymnody” himself, Ambrose of Milan. Listen to this beloved hymn and then check out its rich...