Monday - The Lutheran Inquisitor
A quest for answers to pressing issues and their ramifications for the Church today
Tuesday - Love Letters
Series of Bible studies on the epistiles
Wednesday - Worth Doing Badly
A weekly overview of the Bible readings for each Sunday of the Church Year with Pastors David Weber and Jaime Kriger
Thursday - Songs of Hope
Reflections on the Psalms with Denise Seaman
Friday - Redeemer Theological Academy
Confessing Christ to an unbelieving world
Saturday - Straight Answers to Awkward Questions
Pastor George Samiec searches the Bible to address challenging issues and provide answers to those intriguing questions our listeners always wanted to know but were afraid to ask
Sunday - Sunday Cantata
Pastor Tapani Simojoki introduces a cantata written by Bach for each Sunday of the church year
Alarms!, Cross Encounters
Alarms are meant to be noticed. Yet they can be ignored. At Pentecost and from then on the Holy Spirit has been active focusing people on Jesus. Will the world hear?
Subscribe to podcastJesus doesn’t babble, The Lutheran Hour
Christ’s Word of peace to those who have grown weary of words.
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Learning to say hallelujah, Redeemer Theological Academy
Christ is risen! He is read indeed! Alleluia! Or is it Hallelujah? Whether there is an “H” or an “A,” the key is to proclaim the works of the LORD. Specifically, we take great comfort in knowing that Christ has been put to death for our transgression and raised to life for our justification. In this great act of salvation we rejoice!
Series A, The Day of Pentecost, Worth Doing Badly
Numbers 11:24–30; Psalm 25:1–15; Acts 2:1–21; John 7:37–39
The truth of faith rolls out slowly as it takes hold by in-forming and in-structuring the human soul. The Spirit works from the inside out, so that His work is neither recognised nor appreciated by those who are overly impressed by the outward things that can be managed, monetised and manipulated. The Spirit’s moves freely like the wind, which cannot be controlled. This is the freedom the Spirit imparts to us by in-forming and in-structuring us in the truth that hydrates our souls, freeing us from the tyrannical demands of our selfish ego.
Pastoral education, The Lutheran Inquisitor
Interview with Dr. Christoph Barnbrock, Lecturer of Practical Theology at the Lutheran Theological University in Oberursel, Germany.
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