The Lutheran History Podcast

TLHP 63 Who was Johannes Muehlhaeuser? with Tim Grundmeier

Historic Diary Found in Grandpa's Basement!

TLHP 62 Achtliederbuch-The First Lutheran Hymnal: Details Less Often Told with Nathaniel Biebert

TLHP 61 The Evangelical Lutheran Confessional Forum and Its Role in Founding the CELC with Timothy Plichta

In this podcast episode, high school student Timothy Plichta shares insights from his research on the Evangelical Lutheran Confessional Forum (ELCF), which was a forerunner to the Confessional Evangelical Lutheran Conference (CELC). Established in 1967 by the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod (WELS) and the Evangeli...

TLHP 60 Wyneken in Baltimore: Contesting Lutheran Identity 1845-1850

TLHP 59 Johannes Bugenhagen and Poor Relief with Jason Oakland

TLHP 58 U.V. Koren and C.F.W. Walther’s views on American Government with Andrew Soule

In this episode of The Lutheran History Podcast, the discussion centers on the perspectives of 19th-century Lutheran pastors C.F.W. Walther and U.V. Koren regarding American slavery and governance. Both men were against slavery and sought its abolition, yet they had differing views on whether the institution itself was...

TLHP 57 Becoming Lutheran: The Community of Brunswick from Evangelical Reform to Lutheran Culture with John Maxfield

TLHP 56 Lutheran Sermons and Walther's Pastoral Theology with Scott Henrich

TLHP 55 Sassy Lutherans, the House of Cleves and the Reformation with Heather Darsie

TLHP 54 Did Luther have a 3rd Use of the Law? With Bob Kolb

This podcast episode explores the significance of historical theology and Martin Luther's understanding of the law and gospel. Dr. Robert Kolb, an expert in systematic theology, emphasizes the importance of the church's memory and the role of the Holy Spirit in sustaining and guiding the church throughout history. The ...

TLHP 53 The Wittenberg Concord of 1536

TLHP 52 How the Lutheran Church is Constituted with Michael Holmen

This podcast episode explores the translation of J.W.F. Höfling's book on how the Lutheran Church is constituted. The guest, Michael Holmen, shares his personal connection to the topic and discusses Höfling's life and significant contribution to liturgics and baptism. The episode delves into the controversial views of ...

TLHP 51 The Formation of the Wisconsin Synod with Peter Prange

TLHP 50 Worshiping with the Reformers with Karin Maag

TLHP 49 Lutherans Burned in Brussels: Details Less Often Told with Nathaniel Biebert

TLHP 48 Devotional Life in the Reformation Era with Johann Caauwe

TLHP 47 Finding Fellowship: The Formation of the Synodical Conference with Peter Prange

TLHP 46 A History of Lutheranism in Alaska!

TLHP 45 "Black Geneva Piety" Changing Views of the Relationship of Doctrine and Liturgy with Mark Braun