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
Exsurge Domine, The Lutheran Inquisitor
Celebrating the 500th anniversary of Martin Luther's burning the Papal bull. Two-part interview with Dr. Robert Kolb Dr. Kolb is professor emeritus of Systematic Theology at Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, Missouri.
Subscribe to podcastAbout the future, Cross Encounters
Whatever the future is – and it comprises the predictable and the unpredictable – the followers of Jesus know what they need to do – serve and love their neighbours.
Magnum Opus, The Lutheran Hour
If God were a band director, what part would you play in His great symphony? Dr. Michael Zeigler invites you to hear more about God’s “Magnum Opus.”
Lutheran Radio News
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• Bishop threatens to quit Church of England over relaxing of teachings on LGBT relationships
• Cardinal Nichols criticised for question-blocking during apology to abuse victims
• Ancient gospel stolen by soldiers returns to Greece after 100 years
Series B, 1st Sunday in Advent, Worth Doing Badly
The church’s calendar is anchored in the incarnation and resurrection of Jesus Christ and slowly trains us over time to experience time with eager anticipation rather than anxious despair.
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