Lutheran Forum, a theological quarterly, has offered insightful, confessional commentary and scholarship to the Lutheran churches in America for more than fifty years. Each issue of 64 pages offers articles on a range of topics, from Old and New Testament exegesis to episodes in American Lutheran history, from introductions to global Lutheran churches to studies in Luther, reflections on mission and liturgical practice to Lutheran saints, philosophy, political engagement, new hymns and contemporary Lutheran art, in styles that range from popular to scholarly. No other journal offers so wide a breadth of engagement with what it means to be confessing Lutheran today.
Interim Editors: Matthew Staneck, John Hannah