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Books of the Month 2008
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Visitation
by Dr. Arthur Just & Rev. Scott Kinnaman
Visitation is carefully designed to put immediately useful
resources into the glove compartment, briefcase, or pocket of healthcare
workers, deaconesses, pastors, and all those who visit distressed, sick,
and suffering Christians.
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On the Nature of God and Trinity - Theological Commonplaces
by Johann Gerhard
Gerhard addresses the Christian faith doctrine by doctrine in an
accessible style. Gerhard interacts with the writings of the Church
fathers, Luther and his contemporaries, and the Catholic, Reformed, and
Unitarian theologians of his day.
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The Blessings of Weekly Communion
by Rev. Ken Wieting
Great spiritual blessings come to Christians who partake of the Lord's
Supper on the Lord's Day. They receive a "visible Word" which gives to
them the forgiveness of sins, life and salvation.
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A Seminary in Crisis
by
Paul Zimmerman
This book recounts events in The Lutheran Church—Missouri
Synod (LCMS) leading up to the 1974 walkout at Concordia Seminary, Saint Louis.
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Easter Is for Me!
by Dandi Daley Mackall
In engaging rhyme and winsome illustrations, Easter is for Me!
encourages children to see that Jesus lived, died, and conquered sin,
death, and the devil -- on their behalf.
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Marriage Is Like Dancing
by Dr. Richard Eyer
Marriage Is Like Dancing uses the biblical themes of the image
of God and the mystery of the one flesh union of marriage to assert that
marriage is not whatever we choose to make of it, but it is what God has
made it to be.
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Lutheran Spirituality: Word
by John Pless
Spirituality is a common term today, but what does it mean? To
find the right answer, Lutheran Spirituality directs adult Bible study
participants to God's Word. Lutheran Spirituality explores the Bible,
Luther's Small Catechism, and the Lutheran hymnal as integral
resources for living out our faith in a spiritually confused--and
confusing--world.
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June Book of the Month.
Reading the Psalms
by Martin Luther
From their origination, the psalms have been the prayer
book of the people of God. And since Christ's ascension to the right hand of
God, the Christian faithful have found in their words promise, comfort,
guidance, challenge, confession, absolution, and, of course, Christ.
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The Real Story of Creation
by Dr. Paul L. Maier
In eloquent and authoritative language accompanied by realistic
paintings, this book describes what we know about the creation of the
world as revealed in Scripture.
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Worldviews:
A Christian Response to Religious Pluralism
by
Anthony Steinbronn
The book examines the postmodern perspective that views the
Christian church as only one of many brands in the ideological
supermarket.
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God Made It for You!: The
Creation Story
by Charles Lehmann
In God's act of creation, He brought the universe into existence
by the power of His word, then He gave it to us. My book seeks to bring
into the child's imagination the awesomeness of God's creative act while
at the same time making it personal for them.
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Lutheran Pastors and Politics:
Issues in the Public Square
by Jeff Walz and Steven R. Montreal
Pastors serve their parishioners' spiritual needs and often address
community and social issues, including politics. While much is known
about how the public views politics, what about pastoral opinion?
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What Happened to Merry Christmas?
by
Robert C. Baker
This visually-stunning picture book for children asks, "What
happened to Merry Christmas?"
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Lutherans Against Hitler: The Untold Story
by Lowell C. Green
For decades, Lutherans have been accused of a passivistic
response to Adolf Hitler and the Third Reich. In this careful analysis
of original documents and the personal reflections of those involved in
the church struggle under Hitler, Green seeks to set history straight.
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Irrigating Deserts
by Joel D. Heck
This book looks at the education of C. S. Lewis, both as
he received it in his formative years and as he dispensed it in his
mature years.
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Concordia Commentary Series: Ezekiel
by Horace D. Hummel
Ezekiel contains some of Scripture's most mysterious
visions and oracles. The Lord gave this priestly prophet a powerful
message of Law and Gospel.
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He Is Risen, Indeed!
by David Erickson
This picture book depicts the drama of Easter morning
in words from Scripture (ESV translation) and in beautiful, realistic
illustrations. David Erickson's eloquent paintings capture the events of
Good Friday and Easter morning.
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Mommy Promises!
by Julie Stiegemeyer
Mommy Promises is a warm and inviting review of the promises
mothers make to their children.
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A Theology to Live By: The Practical Luther for the
Practicing Christian
by Herman A. Preus
From creation, to the fall, to the life under the cross, Preus
shows that the story of salvation is knit together as one garment, so
that we rejoice in the fullness of that which we have received. The
application to Christian living gives people an immediate resource for
direction, one not dictated by arbitrary cultural notions of
"practicality" but directed by the Word of God.
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Reasonable Ethics
by
Robert Benne
The author explores how adhering to Lutheran theology and ethics may
lead to conservative convictions in political, cultural, economic, and
churchly matters in this collection of the best of his writings.
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The Land of Milk and Honey
by John A. Beck
The land of Israel is a land of milk, honey and hope. It is a
land whose geography and theological message are intimately linked.
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Luther's World of Thought
by Heinrich Bornkamm
This study of Luther, will enhance the reader's understanding of the
context of Lutheran theology, and brings some of Luther's less-known
ideas into clearer focus.
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Listening to Luther
by Martin Luther
A wonderful devotional or personal study aid, this recording includes
the Six Chief Parts from Luther's Small Catechism, Daily Prayers, Table
of Duties, and the Christian Questions with Their Answers and the six
catechetical hymns by Martin Luther.
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The Apostles' Creed
by Jim Gimbel
As children learn many of the truths the Bible teaches about God, they
begin to learn how He is three persons and yet only one God.
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The Great Jesus Debates
by Douglas W. Johnson
This book reviews the major Christological controversies
in the Early Church that shaped the language the church uses when she
speaks of the person and work of Jesus Christ.
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From Heaven Above
by Martin Luther
From Heaven Above recalls the awe of the miraculous birth of
our Lord and celebrates our joyous response as His dear children. The
favorite Christmas hymns by Martin Luther, "From Heaven Above to Earth I
Come" and "Welcome to Earth, O Noble Guest," serve as the text for this
Christmas picture book.
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Discourses in Matthew: Jesus Teaches the Church
by Dr. David P. Scaer.
Focusing
his exploration on Jesus' Five Discourses, Scaer demonstrates that
Matthew was written as catechesis, a method in concert with its content
and organization. The discourses summarize the message the disciples are
to carry to "all nations" and each discourse builds on its predecessors
to culminate in the narrative of Jesus' death and resurrection, which is
the Gospel's interpretive key.
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Concordia Commentary: Joshua
by Dr. Adolph L Harstad
Joshua narrates Israel's conquest and inheritance of the
Promised Land in fulfillment of God's gracious plan. Joshua prefigures
Christ as he faithfully leads God's people, like the church militant,
through battle into triumph.
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Selected Sermons of Norman Nagel
by Dr. Norman Nagel
This collection of more than fifty sermons
represents a lifetime of preaching by one of the foremost expositors in
the LCMS. This book is a rich source of
pithy phrases, quotable quotes, stories, illustrations, and biblical
insights to help pastors improve their preaching skills.
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The Lord Will Answer:
A Daily Prayer Catechism
Grow each day through this timeless collection of heartfelt
requests and the Lord’s faithful answers presented in one-page,
easy-to-use devotions.
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The Fire and the Staff
by Klemet I. Preus
The Fire and the Staff captures the relationship
between doctrine and practice. Doctrine is like a fire. It lights our
way and warms us. Doctrine and practice are more closely related, even
interdependent, than is often realized. Doctrine affects practice and
practice affects doctrine.
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Lutheran Book of Prayer
5th Edition
This beautifully bound volume contains personal prayers for almost every
life circumstance, including:
prayers for morning and evening,
our life of worship, throughout the
church year, for the church,
for the nation and the world,
for family and neighbors , for the
sick, convalescing, and the dying,
personal prayers, and
more.
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Handling the Word of Truth: Law and Gospel in the Church Today
by John Pless
This book draws on C. F. W. Walther’s Law and Gospel theses
to present and apply these foundational truths to contemporary Christian
faith and living.
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The Anonymous God
by
Adams, David L., ed ; Schurb, Ken, ed
This book examines American civil religion in the light of historic
Christianity.
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Who Really Wrote the Book of
Mormon?
by
Wayne L.
Cowdrey, Howard A. Davis,
& Arthur Vanick
Was The Book of Mormon given to Joseph Smith
by an angel or created from a work of fiction?
Who was Solomon Spalding and did he have a connection
with Joseph Smith?
This book critically examines key historical
documents, personal testimonies, and records of 19th-century Mormon
history concluding that The Book of Mormon is an "adaptation of
an obscure historical novel" written by Revolutionary War veteran
Solomon Spalding during the War of 1812.
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Follow and Do Gift
Set
by
Joni Walker
Six picture books for ages 4 and up help children understand how
faith basics apply to their lives. As children learn, they become active
participants in worship.
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Concordia: The Lutheran Confessions-A Reader's Edition of
the Book of Concord
by
William H. T. Dau and Gerhard F.
Bente
This book is a remarkable new
edition of the Book of Concord. For the first time, the Lutheran
Confessions are available at an affordable price in a reader’s edition.
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The Shepherd's Christmas
Story
by Dandi Daley Mackall
The shepherds are significant symbols in the Christmas story. The angel
of the Lord announced the Messiah's birth to the humblest, lowest
people, and not to kings in their palaces or priests in their temples.
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January
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When God
Becomes My Enemy
by Ingvar Floysvick
This study of the Complaint Psalms is
specifically focused in exploring their theology. The book examines what the
ancient Israelites did when their experiences led them to perceive God as an
enemy and the underlying theological assumptions of these psalms.
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February Book of the Month.
God's No and God's Yes
by C.F.W. Walther
Condensed by Walter C. Pieper. A condensed version of some
of Walther's Friday evening "Luther Hour" conversations with his student
pastors. Addresses 25 theses related to the proper distinction between
Law and Gospel. This is a more popularized version of Walther's "The
Proper Distinction between Law and Gospel" and it is meant for the
interested layperson.
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March Book of the Month.
Follow Me: Peter Lays Down His Net
by
Issues, Etc. regular guest the Rev. Erik Rottmann
Simon Peter shows children a story of God's grace.
Simple language and colorful illustrations tell children the narrative
story of Peter's life with Jesus,a especially the week leading to Jesus' death and
resurrection. As children learn about Peter and his time
with Jesus, they discover how God's grace was extended through
Jesus' suffering and death on behalf of all mankind.
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They Will See His Face
by Richard C. Eyer
The purpose of this book is not to speak about the liturgy as an end
in itself. The purpose is to enlarge the understanding of the
liturgy of the Divine Service as the way God gives healing to the soul
on Sunday morning and throughout the week.
They Will See His Face
examines the meaning of the Sunday morning public worship, clarifying
the connection between liturgy
and healing. Readers learn how worship speaks to them personally and
they will come to understand the truth and benefit of public worship.
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Why I Am a Lutheran:
Jesus at the Center
by
Daniel Preus
Through a blend of understandable explanations and real-life
stories, Why I Am a Lutheran explores the foundational teachings
of the Christian church. In each chapter, Daniel Preus calls upon
more than twenty years of pastoral experience to reveal Jesus
as the center of the Christian faith. As he addresses central
doctrines such as sin and grace, Law and Gospel, the person
and work of Jesus Christ, worship, the Sacraments, and the
office of the ministry, Preus keeps the focus on Jesus
Christ—who is "always and only at the center of all Christian
teaching."
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June Book of the
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Leviticus:
Concordia Commentary
by John Kleinig
This commentary explores how each chapter of Leviticus finds
its fulfillment in Jesus Christ—His earthly life, atoning death,
resurrection, and ongoing ministry in the heavenly sanctuary on
behalf of His people on Earth. Using the methods of ritual
analysis, it examines the agents, enactment, and theological
purpose of each of the instructions given in the divine speeches
in Leviticus.
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Modern Fascism
by Gene Edward Veith
This book clearly defines fascism, a complex core
of ideas that exalts the nation-state or race; disregards the individual
and the individual's rights; employs thought control and strict
regimentation; and disregards moral objectivity. Dr. Veith shows how
fascism is shaping society, unwittingly as well as knowingly. He
carefully clarifies fascism's relation to other ideas that also mold our
thinking. Most important, he skillfully and convincingly combines
historical narrative, cultural criticism, and theological analysis,
offering guidance and hope for those jostled and shaken by ideological
crosscurrents.
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Book of the Month.
Is God Listening?
by Dr. Andrew Steinmann
Dr. Steinmann winsomely upholds the
unique biblical Lutheran view of prayer in this book. Many books on
prayer fall into the trap of making God so personal that prayer becomes
a psychological tool, a sacrament, or an act in which the believer
trusts more than the work of Christ. Dr. Steinmann, in a pastoral, yet
scholarly manner brings to the reader God's word and the simplicity of
prayer.
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Book of the Month.
Order Restored: A Biblical Interpretation
of Health Medicine and Healing
by Garth D. Ludwig
This
book urges a return to the healing ministry by ministers, congregations,
and Christians, through prayer, faith, and worship. The
author describes disease as disorder, so healing requires the
restoration of order in one's life. He separates disease and illness and
notes that a person can be cured of their illness by restoring order
through faith and belief while still having the disease.
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The Renaissance and Reformation Movements
Volume II - The Reformation
by Lewis W. Spitz
This book, along with its companion (
Volume I - The Renaissance), offer a panoramic history of the
politico-ecclesiastical, intellectual, and cultural life of the two
centuries preceding the 16th-century Reformation. Stressing the dynamic
character of the 14th and 15th centuries, Spitz paints a careful
portrayal of virtually every phase of life in this epoch, especially
focusing on late medieval theology and particular Renaissance humanism.
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Faithfully Parenting Teens
by John R. Bucka
FAITHfully Parenting Teens offers godly advice for the challenges
parents are facing today or will soon encounter. Whether the topic is
friendship, school violence, drinking, driving, or dating, this book
offers information to help parents anticipate their teen's challenges,
needs, and changes.
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Book of the Month.
A Tree for Christmas
by Dandi Daley Mackall
A lovely focal point, today's Christmas tree is a reminder of Jesus'
birth. It recalls the night the Savior was born, the night Jesus came to
earth to live and to ultimately die for us.
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January Book of the
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To All Eternity: The Essential Teachings
of Christianity
by Engelbrecht,
Hartwig, Senkbeil & Rottman
In To All Eternity fine works of art
and stirring mediations will help you embrace and understand the eternal
truths of the Bible. Proudly display your copy on a coffee table.
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February
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Testing the Claims of Church Growth
by Rodney E. Zwonitzer
This important study of the church growth movement by Rev. Rodney E.
Zwonitzer focuses on the underlying marketing principles and whether the
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March Book
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Confession
& Forgiveness
by Ted Kober
This book by defines the sources of conflict between individuals and
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April Book
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The Very First Easter
by Dr. Paul Maier
This book offers an historically accurate description of the events
surrounding Jesus' death and resurrection through Scripture and beautiful
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May Book of
the Month
The Spirituality of the Cross
by Dr. Gene Edward Veith
After a journey of years through a variety of religious
experiences and frustrations with mysticism and eastern religions, liberal
theology and social justice programs, and several branches of Christianity,
Dr. Gene Veith found answers in Christianity and specifically with "the
first evangelicals [Lutherans].".
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June Book of the
Month
Christian Ethics in the Workplace
by Raymond Hilgert, Phillip Lochhaus & James Truesdell
In an age when business is moving faster and faster and when ethics are
being stretched to the limit, where does the Christian look for guidance in
facing workplace problems? This book confronts this problem and proposes
that, yes, there are clear answers--and they can be found in God's Word.
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July Book of the
Month
Till
the Night Be Past:
The Life and Times of Dietrich Bonhoeffer
by
Theodore J. Kleinhans
This is a highly readable biography of Dietrich Bonhoeffer that
depicts the social and political world in which he matured, ministered, and
died. This book gathers many interesting details from the dozen or so books
written by his family, friends, and former students in the years immediately
following his death at the hands of the Nazis. It is intended as an
introduction to the work and world of Bonhoeffer.
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August Book of the
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The Defense Never Rests
A Lawyer's Quest for the Gospel
by Craig A. Parton
This powerful critique of American
Christianity chronicles the spiritual pilgrimage of one man and provides a
defense of the pure Gospel.
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September Book of the
Month
Concordia Commentary on
Colossians
by Dr. Paul E. Deterding
The letter to the Colossians is rich in Christology, to
which all the articles of faith are intimately connected. One might even
argue that Colossians possesses the most profound Christology in all the New
Testament. A true, biblical Christology, centered in the cross and the empty
tomb, gives life and meaning to all theology.
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October Book of the
Month.
Lift High This Cross: The
Theology of Martin Luther
by Eugene F. Klug
This book introduces Luther's
faith and theology from his evangelical breakthrough in the 1510s to his
last major writings on Scripture and the church. The
author explores the central features of Luther's presentation of
the Christian faith, illustrating how Luther interpreted God's Word
and applied it to a variety of issues in the church during the sixteenth
century.
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1-800-325-3040.
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November
Book of the Month.
Meditations on Divine Mercy
by Johann Gerhard
translated by Matthew C. Harrison
This book is a translation of a book of 45 prayers that Gerhard wrote
prior to 1612. Now newly translated from the German, Meditations on
Divine Mercy is available for English readers to enjoy and appreciate. A
chapter on the purpose and benefits of prayer is also included as well as an
explanation of the aspects of daily meditation.
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December
Book of the Month.
The Life
of Saint Nicholas
by Julie Siegemeyer
Combining
museum-quality artwork and family friendly language, this book
clearly articulates how God showered His love upon us through Christ and
helps children see that our own gift-giving is a grateful response to the
sacrificial gift of God’s Son.
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