Pieper Lectures, 1996 - 2008

Pieper Lectures 1996-2008 have been co-published by Concordia Historical Institute and Luther Academy. Titles of lectures may differ in the published books.

• Program: February 22-23, 1996. Doctrine of the ministry: David Scaer, August Suelflow, Ken Schurb, Robert Kolb, Lawrence Rast, Jr.
• Manuscript: Francis Pieper: His Theology and Legacy by David Scaer (21 pages)
• Outline: Walther and the ministry by August Suelflow (3 pages)
• Outline: The Meeting of Church and Ministry in the Lutheran Confessions and some of their Interpreters by Ken Schurb (2 pages)
• Outline: Tileman Hesshus - His Doctrine of the Pastoral Office and its Reception in the Missouri Synod by Robert Kolb (1 page)
• Outline: Francis Pieper on the Office of the Ministry by Lawrence R. Rast, Jr. (4 pages)
• Announcement: September 25-26, 1997. Church Fellowship
• Program: September 25-26, 1997
• Church Fellowship in the Early Church by William Weinrich
• The Lutheran Confessions on Church Fellowship by Charles Arand
• The Parting Words of Saints: an Agenda for Fellowship Discussion for the 21st century by J. A. O. Preus III
• Martin Chemnitz on Church Fellowship by Scott Bruzek
• Francis Pieper on Church Fellowship by Kurt Marquart
• Church fellowship in the Evangelical Lutheran Synodical Conference of North America by Erling Teigen
• The ELCA and its Predecessors: Their Past and its Future View of Church Fellowship by David Gustafson
• Announcement: September 17-18, 1998. Pietism and Lutheranism
• Quantifiable righteousness: justification and regeneration in Pietist thought by Gerald Krispin
• The Roots and Fruits of German Pietism by Ronald Feuerhahn
• An Orthodox Lutheran Response to Pietism: an Introduction to the Work of Valentin Loescher by Paul McCain
• Warm Winds from the South: the Spread of Pietism to Scandinavian Lutherans by Wilhelm Petersen
• Pietism and Neo-Pietism in Nineteenth-century American Lutheranism by Lawrence Rast, Jr.
• Liturgy and Pietism, Then and Now by John T. Pless
• Announcement: September 23-24, 1999. What Does it Mean to be Lutheran?
• Program: September 23-24, 1999
• What Did it Mean to be Lutheran in the Confessional Period? by Patrick Ferry
• What Did it Mean to be Lutheran among the Orthodox Lutheran Fathers, 1530-1580? by Scott Murray
• What Did it Mean to be a Lutheran in the Pietist Tradition? by Carter Lindberg
• What Did it Mean to be Lutheran in the Liberal Protestant Tradition? by Martin Noland
• What Does it Mean to be Lutheran Today? by J. A. O. Preus III
• What Will it Mean to be Lutheran in the 21st century? by Dean Wenthe
• Announcement and program: September 21-22, 2000.
• Lutheran Catholicity. The Lutheran Reformation and the Early Church by William Weinrich
• The Lutheran Reformers' Understanding of the Historical Deformation of the Church by Cameron MacKenzie
• Catholic or Heretic? Martin Luther as Rebel and Reformer by John A. Maxfield
• Catholicity and the True Unity of the Church in the Lutheran Confessions and Missourian Orthodoxy by Lawrence R. Rast, Jr.
• "That They May be One" - Lutheran Interpretation of John 17 from the Reformation to Today by Bruce Schuchard
• The Catholicity of Lutheran Worship by Paul Grime
• Outline: The Lutheran Reformers' Understanding of the Historical Deformation of the Church [by Cameron MacKenzie] (3 pages)
• Announcement: October 18-19, 2001. The American Book of Concord - a Sesquicentennial Celebration.
• The Gnesio-Lutheran background of the American Revolution by Oliver K. Olson
• "The Priceless Treasure of the Orthodox Confession" - Confessional Subscription and Lutheran Identity in the United States by Lawrence R. Rast, Jr.
• The Significance of David Henkel by Louis A. Smith
• The 1851 American Book of Concord: in Anticipation of a Brighter Day by Mark Loest
• The Book of Concord and Confessional Subscription among Norwegian Lutherans - Norway and America by Erling Teigen
• Book of Concord Lutheranism: a Hermeneutical Proposal by Charles P. Arand
• Announcement and program: October 3-4, 2002.
• Sanctification: New Life in Christ. Christian Vocation and the Concept of Time in Luther's Exegesis of Ecclesiastes by David R. Speers
• Sanctification and Individual Prayer in Lutheran Theology by Arnold J. Koelpin
• Sanctification and the Lord's Supper in Lutheran Theology by John R. Stephenson
• Philip Melanchthon and the Third Use of the Law by Ken R. Schurb
• Sanctification and Charitable Works in Lutheran Theology by Matthew C. Harrison
• Sanctification and Baptism in Lutheran Theology by David P. Scaer
• Manuscript: Sanctification and Baptism in Lutheran Theology by David P. Scaer (12 pages)
• Supporting materials: Philip Melanchthon and the Third Use of the Law by Ken R. Schurb (2 pages)
• Manuscript: Sanctification and Charitable Works in Lutheran Theology by Matthew C. Harrison (10 pages)
• Announcement: October 2-3, 2003. Preaching through the Ages.
• Preaching like Amos by Paul Raabe
• The Divine Preaching of Jesus by Carl C. Fickenscher II
• The Preaching of St. Augustine by John Nordling
• Luther's Preaching to the Hometown Folks by Kenneth Hagen
• C. F. W. Walther as Preacher in his Parish and at Synodical Conventions by John C. Wohlrabe, Jr.
• American Preaching: Lutheran and Evangelical by Klemet Preus
• Announcement: September 16-17, 2004. The Bible in the History of the Lutheran Church.
• Martin Luther on Hearing Holy Scripture as the Word of God by John Maxfield
• Scriptural Authority in the Age of Lutheran Orthodoxy by Kenneth Appold
• Lutheranism and the Rise of Historical Criticism by Ronald Feuerhahn
• C. F. W. Walther and the Doctrine of Scripture in the Early History of the Missouri Synod by Thomas Manteufel
• American Fundamentalism and the Authority of Scripture in the LCMS in the Early Twentieth Century by Lawrence R. Rast, Jr.
• After the Walkout: Scriptural Authority and Interpretation in the LCMS since the Crisis of the 1970s
• Announcement: September 22-23. 2005. Call and Ordination in the Lutheran Church.
• Critical Decisions Regarding Call and Ordination to the Preaching Office in the Lutheran Reformation by Jobst Schöne
• Call and Ordination in the Thought and Practice of C. F. W. Walther and in the early Missouri Synod by Cameron A. MacKenzie
• The Old Ministry Debate in the Synods of the Synodical Conference and in the ELS Today by Rolf Preus
• The Ministry, Call and Ordination in Contemporary Lutheran Ecumenical Discussions by Steven D. Paulson
• Call, Ordination and the Practice of the Preaching Office in the Lutheran Church Today by George F. Wollenburg
• Announcement: September 11-12, 2006. Higher Education and Vocation: the University of Wittenberg (1517-1533) between Renaissance and Reform
• The Lutheran Vocation of Citizen in American Today by David Adams
• Protector, Leader, and Benefactor: the Modern Lutheran Lay Leader in the Shoes of the Lutheran Prince by Christian Preus
• A Lutheran Perspective on Vocation, Career Preparation, and Higher Education Today by Gene Veith
• How Lutheran Theology Should Inform the Vocations and Why it Usually Doesn't by Uwe Siemon-Netto
• The Lutheran Layman's Vocation of Priest in Worship and Private Prayer by John Pless
• Book Review: The Pieper Lectures. Volume 11, The Lutheran Doctrine of Vocation by Kenneth A Cherney (photocopy from Wisconsin Lutheran Quarterly, 105:4, Fall 2008. 3 pages)
• Announcement: September 27-28, 2007. Evangelicalism and the Missouri Synod.
• Walter A. Maier, Sr., and the Advent of Evangelicalism in the Missouri Synod by Richard Shuta
• Lutheran and/or Evangelical? The Impact of Evangelicalism on LCMS Pastors by Harold Senkbeil
• Contemporary Worship: How Can You Tell if it's Lutheran? by Charles L. Cortright
• The Charismatic Movement in the LCMS by Timothy Scharr
• The "Back to the Reformation" Movement in American Evangelicalism Today by Michael S. Horton
• Evangelical Style and Lutheran Substance: a Review of the Controversy by David R. Maxwell