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CPH wishes to congratulate Dr. Curtis P. Giese on being named Humanities Division Chairman at Concordia University Texas. Dr. Giese, a professor of religion at Concordia Texas, is New Testament editor in the Concordia Commentary series and author of the 2 Peter and Jude commentary in the same series. His new role as chairman, supporting [...]
Read the full article Martin Luther’s preaching during Eastertide in 1544 and 1545 provided his listeners with four sermons on 1 Corinthians 15, the great resurrection chapter of St. Paul. “It would be better,” Luther wrote, “to give this season its due and, between Easter and Pentecost, for the instruction and comfort of the people, to give a thorough [...]
Read the full article It’s an exciting time to be a Lutheran! For centuries, good Lutheran theology and other books were written in German or Latin; English hasn’t been used by Lutherans for very long. But more and more of these good Lutheran books from the past and present are being translated into English, and your Professional and Academic [...]
Read the full article Do you have a manuscript of a professional or academic nature that you’d like to get published? Consider submitting it to our peer review process! The peer review process is suited for smaller projects (e.g., a single book) by an individual author or a small team. It is similar to the peer reviewed process or [...]
Read the full article Concordia Publishing House is pleased to announce the release of The American Muhammad: Joseph Smith, Founder of Mormonism. Soon after Joseph Smith, Jr., founded the Mormon Church in 1830, newspaper editors called him “the American Mahomet,” “Modern Mahomet,” or “Yankee Mahomet.” By using these labels, authors implied there were similarities between Smith and Muhammad; however, [...]
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