How is LCMS Disaster Response responding to the tragic flooding in Texas Hill Country?
{The Lutheran Ladies’ Lounge} Leading Ladies: Donna Snow
In this joy-filled conversation (recorded in person at the LWML Convention in Omaha), the Ladies welcome “leading lady” Donna Snow to Lounge, as they continue celebrating and learning from Lutheran women in positions of influence in the church and around the world.
Daily Chapel — Rev. Sean Daenzer on Mark 5:1-20
Rev. Sean Daenzer gives today’s sermon based on Mark 5:1-20.
The Lutheran Witness Podcast: Persians Find a New Home in Christ in Germany
The Rev. Dr. Gottfried Martens, the Rev. Dr. David Preus and the Rev. Dr. Christian Tiews join the podcast to discuss the work being done at Trinity Lutheran Church, Berlin-Steglitz, Germany.
The Coffee Hour — Set Apart to Serve + Bach Week: Teaching Bach to Young People
It’s Bach Week! How can we successfully teach Bach to our children and youth?
LCMS Worship Institute: S1Ep5. Comfort in Suffering: How the Psalms Bring Consolation and Strength – Michael Frese
This session will explore how the Church Fathers and Fathers of the Reformation saw suffering and how they sought comfort in the Psalms.
LCMS Worship Institute: S1Ep4. Creating Variety in Piano Hymn Accompaniments – Christopher Evatt
Even though the piano has more uniformity in sound than an organ with its many colors of stops, there are still many ways to create variety and draw out the meaning of the text when playing hymns on the piano.
LCMS Worship Institute: S1Ep3. Practical Organ Improvisation – Christopher Evatt
Improvisation can be scary for the organist who hasn’t done it before, but it doesn’t have to be!
LCMS Worship Institute: S1Ep2. Standing On Holy Ground: Reverent Conduct of the Divine Service – Geoffrey Boyle
When considering Who it is that comes before us in the Divine Liturgy, Whose place it is, Whose altar, Whose Word and Sacrament, something is called out of us also.
LCMS Worship Institute: S1Ep1. Musician and Pastor: A Faithful Partnership – John Berg and Sam Eatherton
The two people that congregations depend on most to lead them in worship are, unfortunately, all too often at odds with each other. What should we know and do, as pastors and church musicians, in order to work together well?