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This episode covers the second half of the prayer that Jesus used to teach us how to pray. Listen to St. Andrew Pastor Clinton Kreuziger share thoughts on the meaning behind the words. 

The Lord's Prayer has been treasured by God's people of every generation. On today's podcast, Pastor Clinton Kreuziger will help us better understand the meaning behind the words. You may never think of it the same way again! 

The prayer life of Nehemiah is something to admire and learn from. Listen to Professor Paul Koelpin of Martin Luther College discuss that and other lessons from this Old Testament historical book. 

If you like history, this is your episode. Listen to Professor Paul Koelpin from Martin Luther College place Nehemiah in the context of world history. He also will help you understand the words of Jeremiah that we all love: I know the plan I have for you...

Isaiah 40 is loaded with rich gospel comfort from our Lord. Listen to part 2 of a conversation on Isaiah 40 with Dr. Mark Paustian from Martin Luther College. 

God has words of comfort for his people and he asked Isaiah to bring them to us. Listen to Dr. Mark Paustian from Martin Luther College talk about the good news of Isaiah 40. 

God's people have heard the words at the end of Numbers 6 for thousands of years, and they never get old. Listen to Pastor Nate Wordell from Wisconsin Lutheran College connect those words to our triune God. 

One of the most well-known Bible passages is, "We love because he first loved us." Hear it explained in its context by Dr. Phil Huebner, campus pastor at Wisconsin Lutheran High School. 

There are many facets to the description of God. The best place to begin is love because God is love. Dr. Phil Huebner is the first Impact guest of the new year and he has the privilege of talking about God's love as explained by the apostle John in 1 John 4. 

Listen to part 2 of our Christmas episode with Pastor Jon Bilitz. Merry Christmas! 

We don't know a lot about Mary and Joseph, but we know what God wants us to know. Listen to Pastor Jon Bilitz from Wisconsin Lutheran Chapel share details found in Matthew 1. 

The Word of God is what this podcast is all about. Listen to multiple guests talk about its necessity, its power, its effectiveness, and more. 

There is one way to combat false teachers and their lies. Know the truth. Listen to Pastor Greg Lyon from Wisconsin Lutheran College talk about where to find the truth. 

Peter has a lot to say about false teachers. What he says is worth paying attention to. Listen to Pastor Greg Lyon from Wisconsin Lutheran College talk about the middle chapter in Peter's second epistle. 

Gratitude comes easy to us as Christians. However, it does not come so easy to us as sinners. Listen to senior seminary student Joel Hopper teach us lessons on gratitude from the true story of Jesus and the 10 lepers. 

The great Christian enemy Saul became the great Christian missionary Paul. How was that possible? Listen to Dr. Glen Thompson talk about the conversion of the Apostle Paul in Acts 9. 

We can learn how to pray by looking at prayers in Scripture. There is a gem at the end of Acts 4 worthy of our attention. Listen to part 2 of our discussion with seminary professor Sam Degner. 

We all desire to be a more bold witness for Jesus. It can happen, and can only happen, through the Holy Spirit. He stands ready to equip you with what you need to share Jesus. Listen to Professor Sam Degner from Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary tell about the difference the Holy Spirit made for the apostle Peter. 

Talk about a loaded chapter! Hebrews 4 continues with a stunning description of God's Word and a close up look at Jesus, our great high priest, and how he opens the way for us to approach God with confidence. Listen to Timothy Rimpel from Illinois Lutheran High School share his insight on Hebrews 4. 

You know what God did on the Seventh Day, right?  He rested. Did you know that is a picture of you and Jesus?  Hebrews 4 makes that evident. Listen to Mr. Timothy Rimpel, a teacher of God's Word at Illinois Lutheran High School, talk about the rest we have in Jesus. 

There are so many ways to describe Jesus. Have you thought of this one? Master Teacher. In John 4, we see the Master Teacher in action in his life-changing conversation with a Samaritan woman at a well. Here is part 2 with Professor Steve Geiger. 

Truly Jesus is the Master Teacher. See him in action in a life-changing conversation with a Samaritan woman at a well. Professor Steve Geiger from Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary will help us understand Jesus' words. 

The devil is real and powerful and after souls. He also is a loser. We have Jesus to thank for that. Listen to more on Revelation 12 with Pastor Erich Schaser from Fox Valley Lutheran High School. 

The origin of Satan is a bit of a mystery. His presence in our world today, however, is no mystery. The defeat of Satan is no mystery either. It is a fact. Listen to Pastor Erich Schaser from Fox Valley Lutheran High School explain details from Revelation 12. 

Over 33,000 verses in Scripture and this is the most well-known of all of them. How well do you really know it? Listen to Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary Professor Steve Geiger share his thoughts on this beautiful gospel verse and the context around it.