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Tale of Two Synods
Events That Led to the Split Between Wisconsin and Missouri
by Mark E. Braun
Part of the Impact (Northwestern Publishing) series
Why did the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod (WELS) and the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (LCMS) split?
A defining moment in American Lutheranism occurred in 1961 when the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod (WELS) and the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (LCMS) split apart. What went wrong between these two church bodies?
This fascinating book is the culmination of Dr. Mark Braun's exhaustive research on the history and controversy between the WELS and the LCMS before and after they split. With interviews and surveys throughout, this thorough and thoughtful book will give you a clearer understanding of these two church bodies!
The Impact series by Northwestern Publishing House features crucial titles on a variety of topics, including denominations, doctrine, and cultural issues. With practical applications for Lutherans and other Christians, these books provide a greater understanding of our present-day church and faith-all while pointing you to the gospel.
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What's Going on Among the Lutherans?
A Comparison of Beliefs
by Patsy A. Leppien
Part of the Impact (Northwestern Publishing) series
What do Lutherans believe?
You might have heard the word "Lutheran" before, and you might know that the Lutheran church in North America is divided into various church bodies. Why is that? Do they all believe the same thing?
If not, what are the differences that make them unique-and why does it matter?
The book What's Going on Among the Lutherans? A Comparison of Beliefs answers all your questions and clears up any confusion surrounding the Lutheran faith. It shows what distinguishes historic, orthodox Lutheranism from liberal Lutheranism and also presents valuable comparisons of the strengths and weaknesses of each American Lutheran church body.
If you're looking to know what Lutherans believe, this is the book for you!
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The Theology of the Cross
Reflections On His Cross And Ours
by Daniel M. Deutschlander
Part of the Impact (Northwestern Publishing) series
What did Jesus mean when he said, "Take up your cross and follow me?"
The Bible teaches that Jesus Christ is the true center of our salvation.
Through a deep and powerfully written examination of Scripture, author Daniel Deutschlander demonstrates that without Jesus' sacrifice on the cross, we would be lost. However, because of Jesus' death and resurrection, we now have the promise of eternal life in heaven with him.
That changes everything for us!
The Theology of the Cross will also remind you that since Jesus first loved you, it is now your joy to take up your own cross daily and follow him. What does that look like for you? This book answers that questions and points you to our Savior's cross, which empowers you to live each day for him.
Here's what people are saying about this book:
"The theology of the cross is a matter of urgent, practical concern for every Christian. Beginning with the words of Jesus commanding... us to deny ourselves and take up our cross and follow him, Professor Deutschlander shows how the path of self-denial, repentance, difficulty, and struggle is the only place where the gospel reveals its true glory and bears its fruit in our lives."
–Professor Joel D. Fredrich, Martin Luther College, New Ulm, Minnesota
"This book warns us of Satan's efforts to turn us from Christ to ourselves. It comforts us with the assurance that the cross of Christ leads to heavenly glory."
–Professor James F. Korthals, Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary, Mequon, Wisconsin
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