This is most certainly a place to start looking.
Sound doctrine is easy to state and hard to find on the open internet. This index gathers church bodies, seminaries, journals, podcasts, and broadcasters that hold to the Book of Concord — so your search starts in the right stacks.
Confessional and conservative Lutheran sites
Church bodies, seminaries, publishing houses, and journals that hold a quia subscription to the Lutheran Confessions. Filter by category, or use the search above.
The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod
The largest confessional Lutheran body in North America; a founding member of the International Lutheran Council.
lcms.org →Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod
Confessional Lutheran synod in fellowship with the ELS, holding a quia subscription to the Confessions.
wels.net →Evangelical Lutheran Synod
A confessional synod in fellowship with the WELS and a member of the Confessional Evangelical Lutheran Conference.
els.org →The American Association of Lutheran Churches
Stands upon the Scriptures and the Lutheran Confessions; in altar and pulpit fellowship with the LCMS.
taalc.org →Church of the Lutheran Confession
A small confessional body with congregations across North America, Africa, and India.
clclutheran.org →International Lutheran Council
A worldwide association of confessional Lutheran church bodies, including the LCMS and the AALC.
ilcouncil.org →Concordia Theological Seminary, Fort Wayne
Committed to the Holy Scriptures, the Lutheran Confessions, and the liturgical life of the Church.
ctsfw.edu →Concordia Seminary, St. Louis
One of two LCMS seminaries, forming pastors, deaconesses, and church workers since 1839.
csl.edu →Concordia Publishing House
The LCMS publishing arm — books, hymnals, catechetical, and congregational resources.
cph.org →Book of Concord (bookofconcord.org)
A full, searchable text of the Lutheran Confessions, now maintained by Steadfast Lutherans.
bookofconcord.org →Book of Concord — CPH Edition
The Concordia Publishing House translation of the Confessions, with study notes.
bookofconcord.cph.org →Brothers of John the Steadfast
A lay-driven blog and conference ministry encouraging the reading of the Lutheran Confessions.
steadfastlutherans.org →Just and Sinner
The teaching ministry of Dr. Jordan Cooper (AALC) — articles, videos, and systematic theology.
justandsinner.com →Gottesdienst
The journal of Lutheran liturgy, defending the historic Divine Service and its rubrics.
gottesdienst.org →Higher Things
Confessional Lutheran youth conferences, retreats, and catechesis for the next generation.
higherthings.org →Solid Lutheran podcasts
Programs that teach and defend the Confessions on a regular schedule — for the car, the study, or the kitchen table.
Issues, Etc.
Hosted by LCMS pastor Todd Wilken. Confessional teaching and cultural commentary, guests drawn from across confessional Lutheranism.
issuesetc.org →Just and Sinner Podcast
Dr. Jordan Cooper (AALC) works through the Confessions, church history, and contemporary theological debates.
justandsinner.com →KFUO Radio
The LCMS's own station — home to Bible studies like Thy Strong Word and confessional commentary such as Law & Gospel.
kfuo.org →The Lutheran Hour
The long-running broadcast ministry of Lutheran Hour Ministries, an LCMS auxiliary, in more than fifty countries.
lhm.org →
Broadcast & social media worth following
A short, deliberately conservative list. Verify any account against the sites above before treating it as a doctrinal authority.
Just and Sinner
Dr. Jordan Cooper's video channel — lectures, Q&A, and reviews of theological works.
Issues, Etc.
Video and archived audio of the daily program, organized by topic and guest.
KFUO Radio — Live Stream
The station's 24/7 broadcast, listenable online at kfuo.org alongside its show archive.
The Lutheran Ladies' Lounge
A KFUO Radio program for women, with an associated Facebook group and Instagram presence.