We teach and guide people to establish and maintain Christian culture in the home, Church, and state, specifically with an aim towards creating a school where Lutherans learn a classical, Christian education, and can meet, marry, and learn to raise families, support local congregations, and be the salt of the earth.Christian Culture: A Magazine for Lutherans.
Read Christian Culture
(Select an issue below)
Keep Subscriptions to Christian Culture Free
Make a donation today!
Recent Articles
Introducing Esaias Heidenreich (1532–1589)
Esaias Heidenreich, Betbüchlein (1572); tr., Dylan Smith
While not a well-known figure from the Lutheran tradition, Heidenreich published many of his sermons and wrote several works aimed at the edification of the laity through prayer and meditation on God’s Word.
Joseph Smith: The Prophet of Palmyra
Rev. Willie Grills
Many, both contemporary with Joseph and today, have questioned the authenticity of The Book of Mormon and the method by which Smith purportedly translated it. Skeptics have pointed to the lack of tangible evidence for the existence of the gold plates and criticized the book’s complex narrative structure and theological claims.
The Classical Art of Keeping a Commonplace Book
Dr. Ryan MacPherson
Commonplacing became widespread among leading scholars during the Renaissance period, but its roots can be traced back to the Greeks and Romans of classical antiquity.
