Whether we are in a time of plenty, wandering in a wilderness, or just going through the motions, we can fall into the habit of ungratefulness. Lindsay Hausch joins us live to discuss how we can recognize God's blessings, even in the midst of our struggles. Join us as we talk live with Lindsay Hausch, author of God's Provision in a Wilderness World, and special Guest, Deb Burma.
3:31How do the Lutheran Confessions apply today? The Lutheran Confessions was formed by Scripture and so shapes our confession of Christ. These confessions speak to us today about who God is, who we are,
1:04:07In this episode of The Concordia Publishing House Podcast, Peter Reske, senior editor of Music/Worship at Concordia Publishing House, returns to share his insight into some of his favorite hymns durin
37:45On this episode of The Concordia Publishing House Podcast, Rev. Dr. Gregory Walton and Rev. Thomas Eggebrecht join as guests to discuss the importance of caring for the health and well-being of our ch
24:22On this episode of The Concordia Publishing House Podcast, Pastor Chris Kennedy joins host Elizabeth Pittman to preview his newest book, Unfailing: God’s Assurance for Times of Change. Pastor Kennedy
1:29Do you understand the meaning of all the symbols you see when you're at church? What about the symbols you see on vestments, paraments, and other fixtures in the church? Artist-illustrator Edward Rioj
35:05On this episode of The Concordia Publishing House Podcast, guest Michelle Bauman joins Elizabeth Pittman to discuss life issues and how she helps youth address these topics from a Gospel-centered pers
0:52During this Lenten season spend 7 weeks in Psalm 41 with your church family. Reflect and rejoice together as you see the picture of how David's words are now your reality through Christ and your Bapti
1:31Changes, both good and bad, can leave us feeling unsettled and disoriented. When you are thrust into change, how do you cope with your new season in life? In his latest book, author Chris Kennedy expl
2:05Leadership is challenging- and it's a personal journey that takes experience to develop. Jim Sanft draws on his 25 years of executive leadership to share insights and encouragement for Christian leade
1:01Although the Word of God does not change, culture and context is different for every generation and each congregation. What does a healthy youth ministry look like? What kinds of congregations retain
33:50On this episode of The Concordia Publishing House Podcast, co-authors Ted Kober and Mark Rockenbach join host Elizabeth Pittman to discuss their new book, Unforgivable? How God’s Forgiveness Transform
1:14:02Guest Rev. Dr. James Voelz joins host Elizabeth Pittman on the first episode of season 5 of The Concordia Publishing House Podcast. Dr. Voelz is the author of two volumes of the Concordia Commentary s
1:26Youth can learn how The Bible shares of God's salvation story for us through 143 stories. Using illustrations and easy to absorb content, youth can go even deeper into the history of God's Word. Orde
1:04Ensure today's youth can walk away with comprehension of the greatest history lesson – God's plan of salvation for us shared through His Word. Concordia's Bible History, Second Edition contains 143 st
1:57The Lutheran Service Book: Large Print Edition gives every member of your church the ability to participate in worship. Hear from Al Benton share his experience since acquiring the Large Print hymnal.
0:43Rev. Dr Paul Grime defines what Litrugy is. The service God gave to his people when Jesus sacrificed himself on the cross is what is delivered in the order of service each week. https://www.cph.org/
1:23Why does Dr. Kurt Senske dedicate his time working with boards and speaking about governance? From his perspective, it's his calling. Hear the author share in his own words why this journey is worth t
2:17Who is the unforgivable in your life? Perhaps you were deeply wronged, or maybe you feel like you're unworthy of receiving forgiveness. The Rev. Dr. Mark Rockenbach teamed up with Ted Kober, founder a
1:59How do the concepts of vice and virtue fit into Lutheran understanding? Pastor Michael T. Fieberkorn explores how Martin Luther used the language of vice to describe sin and virtue as qualities the Ho
