Rev. Adam Koontz studies Genesis 15:7-21 regarding why God makes a covenant and why blood has to be used, the relationship between faith and promise, why God uses deep sleep for delivering promises, and why God appears in fire and smoke.
Sharper Iron & Truth in Genesis: Faith Doesn’t Talk about Itself
Rev. Sam Wirgau studies Genesis 15:1-6 regarding why God tells Abram to fear not, how God’s promises are a shield for Abram, how we understand all of Abram’s children in light of the Christian church, an what St. Paul draws from verse 6.
Sharper Iron & Truth in Genesis: Gardens of Opulence
Rev. Dr. John Bombaro studies Genesis 13:2-18 regarding Abram as the new Adam, Abram’s faith and doubts, the foreshadowing of Exodus, and the Suzerainty Covenant.
Concord Matters – My Repenter is Broken (Rebroadcast)
The Apology of the Augsburg Confession in the Book of Concord – With host Rev. Sean Smith and guests Rev. Peter Ill, Rev. David Wiist, and Rev. Merrit Demski.
Sharper Iron & The New Covenant: Living with a Broken Repenter
Rev. Peter Ill studies 2 Corinthians 6:16 regarding idolatry, God’s holiness versus the unholiness of idolatry, faith in Christ excluding idolatry, and Christ as the temple of God.
Sharper Iron & The New Covenant: Layers of Christian Suffering
Rev. Dr. Lucas Woodford studies 2 Corinthians 6:4b-5 regarding how people see the messenger can affect the credibility of the message, relationship of suffering and faith, how our Lord wants to be known, and how our faith is exercised..
Moments of Assurance – Just Say the Word
Rev. Mark Hawkinson gives a meditation on Matthew 8:5-13.
Sharper Iron & The New Covenant: Who Are Those Who Live?
Professor David Lewis studies 2 Corinthians 5:15 regarding the Gospel that is for all people and the benefits that are received by faith.
The Coffee Hour – Singing the Truths of Epiphany
Today, Sarah talks with Dr. Jim Marriott, Director of Musical Arts for Concordia Seminary in St. Louis, Missouri.
Sharper Iron & The New Covenant: The Immortal Eye
Rev. Sean Kilgo studies 2 Corinthians 5:8-9 regarding baptism, strength in faith alone, and the eye of faith versus the mortal eye.