Andy talks with Rev. Dr. Adam Koontz, assistant professor of exegetical theology at Concordia Theological Seminary, Fort Wayne, Indiana.
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The Lutheran Witness Podcast: The Internet of Things
As we find our appliances and homes ever more connected to the world and becoming the “Internet of Things,” the Christian finds connection not through technology, but in our Lord Jesus Christ.
The Lutheran Witness Podcast: Hermann Sasse: Courage for Confession
Hermann Sasse recognized that the church of Jesus Christ lives neither in pessimism or optimism but in hope that gives us courage to confess that our crucified and risen Lord, who remains with His church to the end.
The Lutheran Witness Podcast: Treasury of Daily Prayer: A COVID Lifeline
Our Treasury of Daily Prayer was like a COVID-19 lifeline to the Word of God.
The Lutheran Witness Podcast: Waking up in America
Souls have always needed more than dreams for food.
The Lutheran Witness Podcast: The Existing Legal Protections of Religious Liberty
Religion in America also has some very powerful legal protections.
The Coffee Hour – Faith and 5G
Andy talks with Pastor Trevor Sutton on the intersection of faith and technology.
The Lutheran Witness Podcast: Lutheran Martyrs in Nigeria
“There is a bloodbath in Nigeria,” says Lela Gilbert.
The Lutheran Witness Podcast: Facial Recognition and the Face of God
Our identity is first and foremost found in Christ.
The Lutheran Witness Podcast: Supreme Court Makes LGBT Agenda a Civil Right
The Supreme Court has ruled that “sex” must be construed so as to include sexual desires and gender self-identity.