Concord Matters — Sharathon 2026: The Book of Concord with the Lutheran Ladies Lounge
Lutheran Ladies Lounge members Sarah Gulseth, Erin Alter, and Rachel Bomberger join Rev. Brady Finnern for a special Sharathon edition of Concord Matters.
Wrestling With the Basics — Slow of Heart
With hosts Rev. Matt “Youngblood” Clark and Rev. “Jolly” John Lukomski.
Morning Prayer Sermonette: Luke 11:14-36
Rev. Levi Willms gives today’s sermonette.
Thy Strong Word — Free-Text First Friday: Sacred Trash: What Ancient Holy Garbage Reveals About God’s People
The Rev. Mark Duerr joins the Rev. Dr. Phil Booe to discuss the archeological discoveries at sacred disposal sites.
{The Lutheran Ladies’ Lounge} Sharathon 2026 Crossover: The Ladies Join Concord Matters
In this special Sharathon crossover episode, Sarah, Erin, and Rachel join the Rev. Brady Finnern as guests on KFUO’s Concord Matters, a weekly program dedicated to discussing the Book of Concord, what the Lutheran Confessions mean for our Lutheran faith, and how they can be applied practically in our various vocations.
Daily Chapel — Rev. Doug Griebenaw on John 14:1-14
Rev. Doug Griebenaw gives today’s sermon based on John 14:1-14.
The Coffee Hour — Sharathon 2026: Set Apart to Serve Culture
How has Set Apart to Serve become a cultural shift in the LCMS? The Rev. Dr. James Baneck is our guest!
The Coffee Hour — Sharathon 2026: Friends for Life
How can podcasts support Christians as they uphold the value of all life? Stephanie Neugebauer and the Rev. Andy Becker join us!
The Coffee Hour — Sharathon 2026: Content Creation in the Age of AI
How does our current age of AI affect how we create content as humans? President of Concordia University, Nebraska Dr. Bernard Bull is our guest!
Sharper Iron — Spring into the Psalms – Psalm 13: Protest, Petition, and Praise
Rev. Zelwyn Heide joins host Rev. Timothy Appel to study Psalm 13.
The Coffee Hour— Following the Formula, Article IV: Good Works — LW Searching Scripture, April 2026
Rev. Carl Roth talks about the “Searching Scripture” feature in the April 2026 issue of the Lutheran Witness.
