LSM Podcasts 2015-2016

Darrell Jodock           
St. Olaf                                                                                   
"500 Years of Interpreting and Reinterpreting Luther."

L. DeAne Lagerquist             
St. Olaf                                               
“Global Legacy of the Reformation”

Ralph Klein               
Lutheran School of Theology in Chicago   
“Rare Books, Reformation Medallions and Luther”

Brooks Schramm & Kirsi Stjerna    
Gettysburg/PLTS     
“Luther and the Jews"
 

Brooks Schramm & Kirsi Stjerna    
Gettysburg/PLTS     
“Luther and the Jews"
 

Phil Ruge-Jones        
Texas Lutheran University                         
"Luther and the Word"

Martin Lohrmann    
Wartburg Seminary                         
“Reformers Working Together: The Collegial Side of the Lutheran Reformation”

Robert and Victoria Christman       
Luther College          
“The Reformation and the Common Folk (Germany and the Low Countries)”

Wanda Deifelt          
Luther College                                              
“Art and the Reformation”
By using art works from Cranach (and his workshop) we will study how key theological themes (such as interpretation of Scriptures, sacraments, priesthood of all baptized believers, and the role of a Christian in the world) are conveyed in forms other than the written word.

Kit Kleinhans            
Wartburg College 
“Reformation: Why and How? An Introduction”
There have been reform movements in the church almost from the beginning of Christianity. What happened in the early sixteenth century that led us to identify this period as THE Reformation? We’ll examine the theological background as well as the political context that helped shape the Protestant Reformation as we know it.