Provides lectionary commentaries, sermons, Greek word studies, Advent candle liturgies, and worship planning resources for all four Sundays of Advent in Year A.

A video teaching series exploring the Lutheran understanding of Baptism, including what it is and what it’s good for.

An interactive eLearning series exploring the foundational teachings of Lutheranism. These self-paced modules guide learners through the Apostles’ Creed, Ten Commandments, Lord’s Prayer, Baptism, the Lord’s Supper, Scripture, and essential Lutheran theological concepts using engaging, interactive content.

A video teaching series that explores the Bible’s central message through key stories, themes, and figures of Scripture. Each lesson offers a clear introduction to topics such as God’s promises, the life of Jesus, the parables, the Apostle Paul, and the relationship between law, sin, and grace.

Provides teaching notes, discussion questions, session outlines, Scripture references, and prayers to accompany the Christ For You Participant Resource in congregational classes and small-group settings.

Introduces the foundations of Lutheran faith through eight studies on Scripture, grace, worship, vocation, the sacraments, and Christian hope. Intended for use alongside the Christ For You Leader’s Guide.

From the moment Jesus began his ministry, people have questioned his identity and the significance of his life, death, and resurrection. This course delves into the central question Jesus asked his disciples in Matthew: Who do you say that I am?

Through an exploration of Scripture and theological debates throughout history, we examine two key perspectives: Jesus as the fulfillment of the law or as the promise of salvation. We’ll navigate early Christological controversies, heresies, and atonement theories—unpacking how different interpretations of Jesus’ identity shape our understanding of faith.

Join us as we approach these questions evangelically, grounding our discussion in Scripture and wrestling with the profound reality of Christ’s person and work.

Provides commentaries, sermons, Greek word studies, hymns, and worship planning resources for Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, the Sundays after Christmas, and the Holy Name of Jesus.

In this series, we dive deep into the Lutheran Confessional documents, not just as historical artifacts, but as living, impactful theology. Through engaging conversations, we’ll explore the Book of Concord using a classical rhetorical method influenced by Philip Melanchthon, Luther’s right-hand reformer. This course isn’t just about learning theology; it’s about discovering how it shapes what you believe and confess.

A complete, interactive confirmation curriculum featuring 50 lessons across two years of Catechism and Bible study. Every lesson includes a downloadable teacher guide and both desktop and mobile learning modules, all available at no cost.

A video teaching series that explores the core teachings of the Small Catechism through short, engaging lessons. Covering the Ten Commandments, Apostles’ Creed, Lord’s Prayer, Baptism, Confession and Absolution, and Holy Communion, this series provides an introduction to the foundations of the Lutheran faith for confirmation students and adult learners alike.

Provides commentary, sermon material, hymn suggestions, and worship planning resources for Easter 2 through Easter 7 and Ascension Day. Focuses on interpreting the Easter lectionary texts through a theology of the cross framework.

A seasonal worship planning guide for Easter 2 through Easter 7 and Ascension Day. Includes sermon themes, Gospel-focused commentaries, Greek word studies, and hymn suggestions for Easter worship preparation.

A worship planning resource covering Epiphany through Transfiguration Sunday. Includes lectionary commentaries, sermons, theological reflections, and practical guidance for worship planning during the Epiphany season.

A seven-session Bible study exploring Paul’s Letter to the Galatians through a distinctly Lutheran lens. Focusing on the relationship between law and gospel, faith and works, and active versus passive righteousness, this guide examines how Christians are justified by grace through faith alone and freed to live in loving service to their neighbors through their vocations.

A video teaching series exploring Paul’s Letter to the Galatians through a distinctly Lutheran lens. Topics include law and gospel, justification by faith, Christian freedom, and vocation, making this series an ideal companion to the Galatians: Freedom of a Christian Study Guide.

A video teaching series examining the biblical doctrine of creation and its implications for faith and daily life. Through studies of Scripture, participants explore creation ex nihilo, the goodness of creation, the human creature, the image of God, and the relationship between Creator and creation.

Drawing from Martin Luther’s Small Catechism, we’ll explore how the Holy Spirit calls, enlightens, makes us holy, and keeps us in faith—establishing a one-way relationship where God is the exclusive agent of our salvation. Join us as we unpack the Holy Spirit’s role in the Christian life and the church, challenging common misconceptions and deepening our understanding of God’s work through His Spirit.

Offers commentary, sermons, Greek word studies, prayers, hymns, and preaching resources for Palm Sunday, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, and Easter Sunday. Examines the Holy Week Gospel texts through the theme of “The Useless King.”

Provides worship planning materials for Holy Week, including Palm Sunday, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, Holy Saturday, and Easter Sunday. Also includes Bible studies, prayers, and resources for children, youth, and adults.

Contains weekly commentaries, sermons, hymn recommendations, and worship resources for the Lenten season. Designed to assist pastors and worship leaders in preparing services from Ash Wednesday through Lent.

A comprehensive Lenten resource featuring sermon outlines, commentaries, Greek word studies, hymn suggestions, and Bible studies for adults, youth, and children from Ash Wednesday through the Fifth Sunday in Lent.

Covers Pentecost through Proper 12 (June–July). Includes lectionary commentaries, Greek word studies, worship planning materials, and Bible studies focused on discipleship, mission, and the work of the Holy Spirit.

Covers Proper 13 through Proper 20 (July–August). Features commentaries, homilies, Greek word studies, worship resources, and Bible studies centered on themes of humility, grace, discipleship, and the theology of the cross.

Covers Proper 21 through Christ the King (September–November). Includes commentaries, sermons, Greek word studies, Bible studies, and worship resources focused on the closing weeks of the Church Year and the promises of Christ amid suffering and uncertainty.

A lectionary planning guide for Pentecost Year A (Propers 13–16) offering theological commentary, sermon themes, key Greek insights, and complete sermon manuscripts for each week’s appointed readings.

A Year A Pentecost planning guide featuring lectionary commentary, sermon resources, Greek word studies, and liturgical materials for Propers 9–12.

A Year A lectionary planning guide for Pentecost through Proper 8 featuring commentary, sermon manuscripts, Greek word studies, and worship resources.

A video teaching series exploring the Ten Commandments through the lens of Lutheran theology.

A video teaching series exploring the Apostles’ Creed and its three articles.

A video teaching series exploring the Lord’s Prayer through the lens of Lutheran theology. From its introduction through each of the seven petitions and the conclusion, this series examines what Jesus teaches about prayer, faith, and trusting God’s promises in daily life.

A video teaching series exploring the Lutheran understanding of the Lord’s Supper.

This series explores the history and religious heritage of the Lutheran denomination, its origin with Luther’s Reformation and expansion in continental Europe, and its beginnings and development in America.

A video teaching series exploring key events, documents, and convictions that shaped the Lutheran Reformation. Through lessons on the Diet of Worms, the Heidelberg Disputation, the Augsburg Confession, and the doctrine of the priesthood of all believers, this series examines how the Reformers articulated and defended their faith.

A video teaching series exploring key themes and concepts in Lutheran theology. Through lessons on the bound will, the two kinds of righteousness, the relationship between law and gospel, and the Christian life, this series examines how Lutheran theology understands freedom, faith, and God’s work in the world.

A video teaching series exploring the central principles of the Lutheran Reformation. Through lessons on faith alone, grace alone, Christ alone, and Scripture alone, this series examines how these foundational teachings continue to shape Lutheran theology and the proclamation of the Gospel.

A video teaching series introducing key theological terms and concepts commonly used in Lutheran theology. Through short lessons on topics such as law and gospel, sin, justification by faith, and good works, this series provides a foundation for understanding the language of the Reformation and the Christian faith.

A video teaching series exploring the Lutheran understanding of the means through which God delivers His promises. Through lessons on Baptism, Holy Communion, preaching, and the Office of the Keys, this series examines how God works through His Word and sacraments.

A video teaching series exploring how the ideas of the Reformation were communicated and shared across Europe. Through lessons on preaching, hymnody, art, and the printing press, this series examines the tools and practices that helped spread the Reformation’s message to new audiences.

A video teaching series exploring the Lutheran understanding of Scripture and its role in the life of the Church. Through lessons on biblical authority, interpretation, translation, and purpose, this series examines how Christians read, understand, and apply the Bible as God’s Word.

A video teaching series exploring the origins and impact of the Protestant Reformation. Through lessons on Martin Luther, the Ninety-Five Theses, and the controversies of the sixteenth century, this series examines how a movement centered on the Gospel produced consequences that continue to shape the Church today.

A video teaching series examining the changes brought about by the Lutheran Reformation in the life of the Church. Topics include worship, the role of pastors, church governance, and the nature of the Church, highlighting how these reforms continue to shape Christian ministry and congregational life.

A video teaching series exploring the relationship between the Lutheran Reformation and society through political and civic life. Topics include Luther’s understanding of secular authority, the role of government, civil obedience and resistance, and the historical context of the Reformation.

A video teaching series examining the role of education in the Lutheran Reformation. Topics include the distinction between teaching and preaching, the formation of pastors, the education of families and children, and the development of universities, highlighting the importance of learning for the life of the Church.

A video teaching series exploring the Lutheran understanding of vocation as God’s calling in everyday life. Through lessons on family, work, public service, and pastoral ministry, this series examines how Christians are called to serve God by serving their neighbors in a variety of vocations.

A video teaching series examining the place of Lutheranism in the contemporary Church. Topics include Lutheran identity, ecumenism, the Church’s mission, the legacy of the Reformation, and the meaning of being “always reforming.”

Collection of pastoral prayers and liturgical collects organized by the church year, including Advent, Christmas, Epiphany, Lent, Easter, and Pentecost.

A nine-session study introducing the history, theology, and core teachings of Lutheranism through the life and writings of Martin Luther. Participants explore topics such as justification by faith, law and gospel, the sacraments, Scripture, vocation, and Christian freedom while examining how Lutheran theology proclaims Christ’s forgiveness and shapes life in service to one’s neighbor.

A video teaching series introducing the history, theology, and core teachings of Lutheranism through the life and writings of Martin Luther. Topics include justification by faith, law and gospel, the sacraments, Scripture, vocation, and Christian freedom, making this series an ideal companion to the Why I Am a Lutheran Study Guide.