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Lutheran Reformation
12 Products
Lutheran Reformation
These books focus on Martin Luther, the Reformation, and the lasting impact of the movement.
| A Simple Way to Pray With Luther's Small Catechism | $5.99 | Description | Look Inside | Video |
| Originally written for his friend, Peter the Barber, Luther's A Simple Way to Pray offers helpful advice on prayer, including using the Lord's Prayer, Creed, or Ten Commandments as a starting point. It's a booklet that will assist you in focusing your prayer thoughts, while also providing guidance and encouragement to come before your heavenly Father often. This version of A Simple Way to Pray also includes the enchiridion (the catechism's six chief parts without the exposition). | ||||
| Day By Day: 365 Readings From Martin Luther | $16.99 | Description | Look Inside | |
| This book is intended for the lay reader who is looking for brief but engaging devotions that are pertinent to the daily life of the Christian. Luther's writing is sound, biblically faithful, and helps to filter the distortion created by culture. A prolific author, renowned preacher, respected professor, and key figure in the Reformation, Martin Luther is still, after five hundred years, one of the most influential people in history. Above all, he worked to make the Bible accessible to everyone. His writings continue to guide and encourage Christians because he points us to Jesus and His Gospel. | ||||
| Inside the Reformation | $18.99 | Description | Look Inside | |
| Inside the Reformation is a visual journey through the Reformation with concise text and richly designed pages. While not laid out as a traditional history book, it communicates the same information through pictures, illustrations, and short articles in a fun way. This book makes a great addition to school libraries, classrooms, and personal collections. | ||||
| Luther at the Manger | $13.99 | Description | Look Inside | Video |
| In this one-of-a-kind English print edition of his Christmas writings, Luther reinforces the wonderful miracle of Jesus’ birth. Luther preached these sermons to the Wittenberg congregation around Christmastime in 1531. In Luther at the Manger, the sermons are organized by daily reading schedules for the Advent or Christmas seasons. As you read, Luther invites you to ponder the mystery and majesty of the Son of God who became man and to find renewed awe and thanks for God’s plan for your salvation. | ||||
| Luther's Catechism (NIV 2011) | $23.49 | Description | Look Inside | |
| Developed in collaboration with the Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary education department, this catechism includes Luther's enchiridion and exposition on the six chief parts: the Ten Commandments, the Apostles' Creed, the Lord's Prayer, Baptism, the Use of Keys and Confession, and the Lord's Supper. | ||||
| Luther's Protest | $21.49 | Description | Look Inside | Video |
| This book examines Martin Luther's role in sparking the Reformation, his theological impact on the movement, and his continued efforts to return the church to the Word of God. In addition, it will show you his lasting influence on the Christian faith over the past 500+ years. Full-color timelines, maps, and pictures of key Reformation figures enhance your understanding of both the scope of the Reformation and of Luther’s role in bringing it about. | ||||
| Martin Luther and the Long Reformation | $22.49 | Description | Look Inside | Video |
| Have you ever wondered what struggles Martin Luther experienced during the Reformation or how much opposition he faced? What challenges attempted to pull him from his path of teaching the Word to the people? Examine the full history of the Reformation: from early attempts at reform, to the scope of Luther's reform, to today's challenges in the church. You'll learn about Luther and the Reformation within the wider historical context, both the history that preceded the 16th century, and the centuries that followed the Reformation, all the way to the present. | ||||
| Martin Luther: Reformer | $18.29 | Description | Look Inside | Video |
| In the book Martin Luther: Reformer, the author emphasizes the impact of Martin Luther's teachings and the effect on today's Lutheran church. One such impact was to give the Lutheran church an identity by transforming it into a confessional church. Although this book contains biographical material, it is not intended to be a chronological depiction of Luther's life. Instead, biographical information and quotes are woven throughout the commentary as background material to help show what Luther represented. The author's captivating commentary will help you see the up-and-down battles of a difficult reform, reaffirm your Lutheran beliefs, and appreciate just what Luther did for the church, past and present. | ||||
| Martin Luther: Reformer in the Making | $19.49 | Description | Look Inside | Video |
| Martin Luther: Reformer in the Making focuses on Martin Luther's early life, education, young adult years, and early years as a university professor. Scharf provides a fascinating description of how God used Luther's early years to mold Martin Luther into Luther the Reformer. Also includes a subject index. Originally published in 1987 and republished in 2016. | ||||
| Mother of the Reformation | $22.99 | Description | Look Inside | |
| Originally published in German in 1906, this readable, fresh translation of one of the standard biographical works on Katie Luther presents a compelling portrait for those desiring to know more about this quietly influential Reformation character. Mark DeGarmeaux brings the warmth of Korker's writing to a new generation of those interested in the Reformation and especially in Katie, the woman behind the hammer. | ||||
| Psalm by Psalm: 365 Readings From Martin Luther | $17.99 | Description | Look Inside | |
| These brief but substantial daily devotions encourage regular study of the Psalms as well as Luther’s writings. Through these meditations, you will gain fresh insight into Christ’s Gospel of forgiveness, life, and salvation as presented in the Psalms. | ||||
| The Life and Faith of Martin Luther | $12.99 | Description | Look Inside | Video |
| There was really nothing that seemed unusual in what Martin Luther had done. The church door was often used as a bulletin board for notices. Little did Luther realize that his actions on October 31, 1517 would mark the beginning of a great reformation of the church and of the return of the pure word of God to the people of the world. Originally published in 1981, updated in 2016. | ||||
