Luther / Lutheran
Augsburg For Our Day - Kraus, George R.
A study of the Augsburg Confession
Born Slaves - Luther, Martin
This is a summary of Martin Luther's great work - "The Bondage of the Will". Thought by many to be Luther's greatest
writing, this book was written in answer to a book by Erasmus, the great classical scholar and humanist, 1469-1536.
Both Erasmus and Luther rejected many of the errors and failings of the Roman church of their day. But Luther
challenged, more and more, the Roman teaching of salvation by works. Erasmus, at first reluctant, at last yielded to
pressure to state the teaching of 'free-will'. His book is said to have pleased the Pope and Henry VIII. Luther was
not pleased, however, and now declared Erasmus to be an enemy to the evancgelical faith. In 1525 'The Bondage of the
Will' appeared from Luther's pen, providing a complete rebuttal of Erasmus' position.
Concordia: The Lutheran Confessions - Concordia Publishing House
A reader's edition of the Book of Concord
From Luther To Kierkegaard - Pelikan, Jaroslav
A study in the history of theology
Getting Into Luther's Large Catechism - Janzow, F. Samuel
Luther's Large Catechism presents a comprehensive summary of basic Christian doctrine, with applications in vivid,
colloquial language. In addition to the contemporary-language translation, this volume contains an introduction that
tells in considerable detail how the Large Catechism came to be written and points out its importance as a confession
of faith. And the inclusion of about 250 questions at the end of the book make it ideal for group study and review.
God For Us - Strelan, D.T.
An introduction to Lutheran teaching.
Here I Stand: A Life Of Martin Luther - Bainton, Roland
This book is a dramatic and authoritative biography of the monk who stood before the Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire,
and said: "My conscience is captive to the Word of God. I cannot and will not recant anything, for to go
against conscience is neither right nor safe. Here I stand."
Here We Stand - Sasse, Hermann
The nature and character of the Lutheran Faith.
Katherine: Wife of Luther - Schreiber, Clara Seuel
Kitty, My Rib - Mall, E. Jane
A warm, fascinating novel depicting the life of that little-known woman, Katharine Luther, wife of the Great Reformer.
Luther And His Katie - MacCuish, Dolina
This book seeks to take a look at the great Reformer as the family man, as aspect of his life that has sometimes
been neglected. The book brings to the reader's attention the remarkable story of Catherine von Bora, the ex-nun
who became Luther's wife and ran the household with a notable degree of efficiency, displaying a previously hidden
talent for management.
Luther: A biography - Haile, H.G.
H.G. Haile's biography is an affectionate, unvarnished portrait of Martin Luther at the height of his powers.
Luther: The Reformer - Kittelson, James M.
The story of the man and his career.
Lutheranism: The theological movement and its confessional writings - Gritsch, Eric W. & Jenson, R.W.
This useful guide offers a critical appraisal of a theological movement within the church catholic. The authors,
a church historian and a systematic theologian, describe Lutheranism as centred in the fundamental principle of the
Reformation, "justification by faith apart from works of law."
Luther's Faith: The cause of the Gospel in the church - Olivier, Daniel
Daniel Olivier presents a fresh, provocative assessment of Martin Luther's theology from an ecumenical perspective.
Luther's Large Catechism - Hebart, Friedemann
What does a man born 500 years ago have to say to Christians in the 20th century? When that man is Martin Luther, the answer is: A great deal. Read this book, and discover that truth for yourself.
Luther's Large Catechism - Hebart, Friedemann (Translation by)
To mark the 500th anniversary of Martin Luther's birth in 1483, this modern translation of Luther's Large Catechism
was undertaken. Thanks to Dr Friedemann Hebart, the well-known author of One In The Gospel, we now have an entirely
new, accurate translation from the original.
Martin Luther - Rupp, E.G. & Benjamin Drewery
This volume has been arranged to outline Luther's life and to illustrate the development of his thought. Long
extracts from the theses, pamphlets and liturgical writings are balanced by the informal, though no less interesting,
letters to friends and colleagues and to his wife Katherine.
One In The Gospel - Hebart, Friedemann
The Formula of Concord for our day.
Principles Of Lutheran Theology - Braaten Carl E.
This book sets forth the main principles of classical Lutheran theology, but with an eschatological accent.
The canonical, confessional, ecumenical, christcentric, sacramental, law/gospel and two kingdoms principals are
examined not only in terms of their original meaning and historical development, but also in the light of current
hermeneutical reflections.
Proudly We Hail - Kuhlmann, Edward
A Modern Interpretation of Luther's Coat of Arms
Reclaiming the "C" Word: Daring to be church again - Fryer, Kelly A
Reclaiming The "L" Word - Fryer, Kelly A.
This book is about renewing the Church from its Lutheran core. Kelly Fryer is persuaded that the Lutheran church has much to
offer the searching people of our day. It does not need to dumb-down its tradition, suppress its sacraments, nor adjust itself
to the prevailing the world. It should rather cast off self-pity and wake up and use the treasures that it has. She makes a
powerful case that within the deepest riches of our own tradition we have the answers for many in our society who are seeking
but not finding.
Studies In Lutheran Doctrine - Keller, Paul F.
The Augsburg Confession - Lutheran Publishing House
A Confession of Faith presented in Augsburg by certain Princes and cities to his Imperial Majesty Charles V in the
year 1530.
The Augsburg Confession: A contemporary commentary - Forell, George W.
"To be modern is not to forget the past, but to use it creatively for the present," asserts Dr. Forell in
this book examining the historic Augsburg Confession and its relevance to modern times.
The Book Of Concord - Tappert, Theodore G
The Confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
The Christian Handbook - Augsburg Fortress
Following Jesus is hard to do - but even harder if we take ourselves too seriously. This book is the indispensable
companion for anyone trying to live a committed Christian life and have a churckle now and then. Timeless biblical
truths stand alongside everyday life situations that everyone meets, with step-by-step instructions that make the going
easy: Hhow to identify an angel (with diagram); how to survive an Old Testament plague; how to memoise a bible verse;
common Christian symbols and what they mean … plus dozens of other illustrations, maps, diagrams and essential tips!
The Church Teaches: A Lutheran view of Christian education - Janetzki, Elvin W.
Here is a valuable resource for Christian teachers, pastors, and others involved in Christian education. Well-known
Christian-educationist, Elvin Janetzki, has brought together a sound theological basis with practical guidelines.
The Lutheran Confessions (Information on) - Mueller, Dr John Theodore
Information on The Apostles' Creed; The Nicene Creed; The Athanasian Creed; Luther's Small Catechism; Luther's Large
Catechism; The Augsburg Confession; The Apology of the Augsburg Confession; The Smalrald Articles; The Formula of
Concord.
The Lutheran Handbook - Augsburg Fortress
Following Jesus is hard enough without having to navigate the rocky terrain of church culture all by yourself. This
book is the indispensable companion for anyone trying to become a well-informed churchgoer and have a good chuckle
getting there.Timeless theological truths stand alongside everyday faith situations that everyone meets, sooner or
later, with step-by-step instructions that make the going easy: How to stay alert in church; how to sing a hymn; how to
become a theologian of the cCross (and avoid being a theologian of glory); what to bring to a church potluck (by
region); how to survice for one hour in an un-airconditioned churchl; how to shar your faith with someone! ... … plus
dozens of other illustrations, maps, diagrams and essential tips!
The Small Catechism - Luther, Martin
Includes: The Ten Commandments; Apostles' Creed; Lord's Prayer; Baptism; Holy Communion; Authority to Forgive Sins;
Private Confession; Morning and Evening Prayers; Prayers for Mealtimes; and Christian Responsibilities.
(Faith At Home Selection)
This Is My Body - Sasse, Hermann
Luther's Contention for the Real Presence in the Sacrament of the Altar.
Together In God's Presence - Renner, H.P.V.
A simple explanation of the liturgy with questions for study and discussion.
To You Is Born This Day A Saviour - Meyer, Harding
The characters of Christmas Eve as portrayed by Luther.
What Lutherans Believe - Schramm, W.E.
What the World Owes Luther - Remensnyder, Junius
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