Bøger af C Fw Walther

The fourth in a series of six volumes offering new translations of selected writings from C.F.W. Walther. This volume offers a translation of a number of Walther's significant convention essays, through which he taught, encouraged and strengthened The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod.

The second in a series of six volumes offering new translations of selected writings from C.F.W. Walther. This volume offers a translation of a number of Walther's sermons. Walther was a powerful and beloved preacher.

The fifth volume in a series of six volumes offering new translations of selected writings from C.F.W. Walther. This volume offers a condensed version of two of Walther's most important essays The Voice of our Church on the Question of Church and Ministry and The Proper Form of an Evangelical Lutheran Local Congregation Independent of the State.

The sixth in a series of volumes offering new translations of selected writings from C.F.W. Walther. This volume offers a translation of a number of Walther's letter. Walther wrote, literally, thousands of letters to people across the country and aroundt he world in his various capacities: pastor, theologian, seminary professor and president, church president, friend and brother in Christ. This collection offers insight into the deeply pastoral nature of Walther's approach to all and any issues.

The third in a series of six volumes offering new translations of selected writings from C.F.W. Walther. This volume offers a translation of a number of Walther's significant articles in the Synod's theological journal, which he had founded, titled, "Lehre und Wehre" meaning "doctrine and defense."

This is a translation of the collection of lectionary-based devotions for the entire church taken from Walther's sermons and published by CPH in 1894. The translation aims to retain particular relevance for modern readers.Beginning with the first week of Advent, God Grant It provides a daily devotion for each day in the year, placing particular significance on the church year. Through these classic sermons of Walther, the modern reader will be reminded that God's mercies are new every day, that His mercies are ours by the work of our Lord Jesus Christ.Translated into modern English, these readings are intended to encourage the laity, as well as pastors, and affirm them in their daily lives as redeemed children of God. Each devotion is accompanied by a Scripture reference and a hymn verse. The daily devotion will take less than ten minutes to read.