Christian hope in Luther tries to rescue elements for the current theological studies of recent times on this topic. Lutheran theology, coming from the 16th century Reformation, did not directly address the issue at hand in that period. Thus, in the face of new research on eschatology, it is necessary to rescue articles of faith that help to trace Christian hope from the Lutheran perspective. To achieve the objective of understanding and defining Christian hope in the Lutheran perspective, it was essential to reread Lutheran theologians – Luther, Melanchthon, Chemnitz, Gerhard, Walther – and theologians consecrated in present-day Lutheranism. The methodology used was bibliographic. The text was written in the chronological form, starting with Luther, following until the work of Lutheran theologians of the last century. As a result, the research presents the development of the theme of Christian hope in teaching and proclaiming the Christian Church.