The Lutheran Hour

Dr. Michael Zeigler shares a story about people who had more in common than they thought.

Jesus overturned and upended people's first impressions of Him.

Jesus' parables draw His followers out of the crowd and into the circle of His disciples.

The word of Jesus turns us out from ourselves and our problems to the faith, hope, and love that He brings.

When you open yourself up to hearing the backstory behind the apparent contradiction, you may encounter what the Bible is all about.

The Gospel according to St. Mark shows us the Savior Who is always on the move.

The book of Galatians gives us a glimpse inside the family of God. It describes the Christian family as one that stands firm in Christ's freedom, walks united in the Spirit, and bears one another's burdens in love.

We will never fully grasp the idea of God, but that doesn't keep us from experiencing God's love for us in Christ.

The prophet Daniel illustrates how to face the facts while never losing faith in how the story ends.

We sometimes hear the voice before we see the face that goes with it. Seek God's face where you hear God's Word.

How is God like a band director? Learn how God enables us to play our part in His "Magnum Opus."

Political turmoil is nothing new and political security is only temporary. We can't escape politics. However, Dr. Michael Zeigler offers good news of a kingdom that cannot be overthrown and will never pass away.

Big problems call for faith in an even bigger God. Pastor Gerard Bolling tells how the God Who is bigger than our problems works through us to bring bigger blessings to the people around us.

Humble pie is on the menu at an ill-fated feast.

Some people never change. Most people do. With God, all people can.

"The kingdom of God is not a game. The law teaches us how to love others as God first loved us. Our performance matters, but in God's kingdom belonging comes before performance." Dr. Michael Zeigler

"We've all been asked to testify, to give a witness to what it is that we're looking for. We're always sending messages to the people watching us: this is what I value, this is what I'm looking for." Dr. Michael Zeigler

A king's dream, a mysterious statue with feet of clay, an unearthly rock that grows to fill all the earth, and God's empathy for a weeping world, embodied in Christ-it's all part of Dr. Michael Zeigler's message, this week.

The thing about God is, He's winning-even when it doesn't look like He's winning. Maybe, especially when it doesn't look like He's winning. Dr. Michael Zeigler begins a series of messages based on the book of Daniel that tells how God uses history as a ve

Open doors and loud tables—places where God does His quiet work of changing lives, one dinner invitation at a time. God made room at His table for us so that we can make room at our tables for others. New Series "Households of Faith"

Jesus is the Guest who will become the Host for all who trust in Him." New Series "Households of Faith"

Our relationship with God is not something to "set and forget" like a thermostat.

Messy prayers, loud tables, open doors-three signs of a spiritually vibrant household.

Are you living in fear or living by faith? We present a classic message from Pastor Ken Klaus. It's "Archives August".

How do you compare to your next-door neighbor, your brother-in-law, or the person you were five years ago? Comparing ourselves against God's requirements can prompt us to turn in repentant faith to Jesus, the Savior beyond compare. It's "Archives August".