We have a great little pamphlet of a sermon Luther preached on how properly to think about and meditate on the passion of Christ. It is on sale now for only 25 cents a copy, in packs of ten. I’d encourage you to consider buying a good quantity of these to share with your congregation, friends, etc.

Just so there is no confusion. You may order a pack of ten copies. That ten-pack is on sale for $2.50, making each individual copy 25¢ each.

Place your order here.

This tract is taken from Martin Luther’s writing “A Sermon Concerning Meditation on the Holy Sufferings of Christ”.

Topics include:

Wrong Ways to Meditate on Christ’s Passion

The Right Way to Think about Christ’s Passion

The Comfort of Christ’s Suffering

On April 5, 1519, Martin Luther sent a copy of his essay titled “A Sermon Concerning Meditation on the Holy Sufferings of Christ” to his friend George Spalatin. Within five years it had been published in 24 editions. It was enormously popular. It was translated into Latin in 1521. Later, when Luther put together helps and sermons for preachers, it was included as the sermon for Good Friday in the Church Postil of 1525.

This translation is based on the English translation that appeared in a 1906 collection of Luther’s writings titled Lutherans in All Lands. An alternate translation may be found in the American edition of Luther’s Works, Volume 42.