Be Thou Faithful Unto Death

A collection of inspiring and thought-provoking sermons and addresses given by Lutheran pastors on the occasion of confirmation. The speakers, hailing from both Germany and America, offer their insights and reflections on the meaning and significance of faith, obedience, and commitment in the lives of young Christians. Rudolph Koegel, a prominent Lutheran theologian and educator, provides an introduction and annotations that place the sermons in their historical, theological, and cultural contexts.

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