The True Church: Its Way of Justification and Its Holy Communion by Emanuel Greenwald
“The doctrine of Justification by Faith alone, was the turning point of the Reformation; it was the experience of its necessity and efficacy in the heart of Martin Luther that constituted his best qualification for the work of the Reformation; and as it distinguished the Lutheran Church from the Church of Rome, so it has come to be regarded as the distinguishing mark of separation between Protestantism and Romanism.” — Emanuel Greenwald
11 Sep 2025
Sermons on the Gospels by Matthias Loy
We should again and again set the precious truth before our eyes, that Jesus receiveth sinners with an eager and earnest desire to save them.
13 Aug 2025
The Priesthood of Believers by George H. Gerberding
“Luther taught that every true believer is a spiritual priest, is as near to the great Head of the Church as any official priest can be, and is equally entitled to the promise and gift of the Holy Ghost. He may exercise priestly functions among his fellow men and ought to do what he can to promote their wellbeing. This teaching of Luther was calculated to awaken a joyous consciousness and energy in the common Christian calling.” — George Gerberding
16 Jul 2025
A Journey over the Region of Fulfilled Prophecy by James Aitken Wylie
“This is a short account of the nations and countries of antiquity, so far as the fulfillment of prophecy is concerned… It presents a picture of Bible countries and their fulfillment of the more remarkable predictions about them.” - from the Preface
3 Jul 2025
Christian Dogmatics by J. N. Kildahl
“This book possesses distinction as one of very few systematic theologies written from the viewpoint of Scandinavian-American Lutheran pietism, a movement which combined the Norwegian/Haugean and the Swedish/Rosenian traditions. It has been observed that, in general, the four major earmarks of pietism are experiential Christianity, Biblical focus, holy living, and opposition to formalism.
26 Jun 2025
The Benediction - by William H. Dolbeer
“When the minister comes from the altar, he must not forget that he now bears a message from the Lord to the waiting congregation. It is not a prayer; it is not man’s word; it is in no sense a subordinate act. It is the Lord’s own explicit word, and man is the entrusted messenger.”
26 Jun 2025
The Book of Concord 1911 Henry Eyster Jacobs Version
This is a highly readable, modern English version of the classic volume of Protestant Biblical theology. The translation of the Augsburg Confession is that of Charles P. Krauth, the Small Catechism by Charles F. Schaeffer, the Large Catechism by Rev. A. Martin, Professor of the German Language and Literature in Pennsylvania College, the Apology, the Smalcald Articles and the Formula of Concord were translated by Henry Eyster Jacobs.
17 Jun 2025
The Approaching End of the Age by Henry Grattan Guinness
"(The Papal and Islamic) powers occupy in the Word of God as prominent a place as they have actually held in the history of the church."
4 Jun 2025
TOHU-VA-VOHU: Without Form and Void by Alfred Edersheim
Maxims and thoughts of Alfred Edersheim, including an account of his conversion from Judaism to Christianity. “I like a republic, but I detest a democracy.” “Our Churchism is mostly like withered leaves—showing where life kas been.”
23 May 2025
A History of the Inquistion of the Middle Ages by Henry Charles Lea
“An impartial account of all aspects of the Inquisition, including a review of the spiritual and intellectual movements of the Middle Ages, and a glance a the condition of society at certain of its phases.”
12 Mar 2025