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This miracle blows the mind. How? But there is a very simple answer: God is all-powerful. Listen to all the lessons we can learn from this true story in the ministry of Jesus. And hear why this episode is one-of-a-kind. 

Paul asks a lot of rhetorical questions in his letter to the Romans. Here's one in chapter six: Since God delights in forgiving us, should we let sin loose in our lives? His answer: by no means! Listen to this Impact episode for the details. 

The true story of David and Goliath is not just for Sunday School kids. It teaches all of us about our powerful God. 

The last book of the Bible is described by some as intimidating and others as fascinating. Listen to this episode to learn the right approach to learning from the wonderfully comforting book of Revelation. 

The world won't be a pretty place when Jesus returns and yet God's children will shine in the darkness because of Jesus. Listen to Professor Paul Wendland from Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary talk about the hope that Jesus brings during seemingly hopeless times. 

One way or another, God's will will be done. Listen to Pastor Tony Hansen talk about the unique and world-altering way that God intervened. 

You may never win an MVP award, but Jesus says you are valuable to him, and that is why you do not need to worry. For encouragement to worry less and trust more, listen to Pastor Jon Bilitz on Impact. 

"I am who I am." Those mysterious words God spoke to Moses from the burning bush are bursting with meaning. Learn all about them from Dr. Mark Paustian, professor at Martin Luther College. 

Moses and the Burning Bush is a fascinating event that marks the beginning of the Exodus. Listen to Professor Mark Paustian from Martin Luther College uncover the layers of meaning in the opening verses of Exodus 3. 

Moses is a giant figure in the Scriptures and his life story is one of a kind. Listen to how it all began. Along the way, learn what it means when the Bible says God "remembers".

Herod the Great wasn't that great, except when it came to evil. Pastor Jim Pope shares his insight about this evil ruler and tells us where to turn when trying to understand the ways of God. 

Wise men (and women) still seek Jesus! Listen to Pastor Jim Pope talk about what we know and what we don't know about the true story of the Magi. 

"To us a child is born, to us a son given." No one does it better than Isaiah. Listen to a special Christmas Impact with Pastor Michael Helwig from Lakeside Lutheran High School. 

Swimming in filth and rejoicing while suffering are included in part two of our conversation with Pastor Greg Lyon. 

Peter walked and talked with Jesus. He's worth learning from. Listen to Pastor Greg Lyon from Wisconsin Lutheran College talk about chapter 3 from Peter's first epistle.  

The most well-known and arguably most loved Psalm is Psalm 23. The Lord is my shepherd. He is also your king. That is the message of Psalm 24. Listen to this two-for-one Impact with retired seminary professor Dr. John Brug. You might love Psalm 23 even more after listening. 

There is a difference between being thankful and being thankful to God. Using Psalm 65, Pastor Randy Hunter talks about the difference in this special Thanksgiving Impact. 

You name it, Jesus is superior to it. Therefore stick with Jesus! That's the message of Hebrews. Listen to Tim Rimpel from Illinois Lutheran High School give his take on Hebrews 9. 

Jesus was once asked, "What must I do to be saved?" That's a good question. Or is it? Listen to Pastor Aaron Dolan, a Bible teacher at Fox Valley Lutheran High School, talk about the answer Jesus gave. 

 Promise fulfilled! Jesus definitely crushed his head! Listen to the details of the very first promise of a Savior in part II of Genesis 3 with Tim Rimpel of Illinois Lutheran High School. 

The world is morally crooked isn't? Always has been, always will be. Why is that? The answer is found in Genesis 3. Listen to Illinois Lutheran High School teacher Tim Rimpel explain. 

What do you have that you give to Jesus? What does Jesus have that he gives to you? The answer is called  The Great Exchange . Learn this great tool for sharing the gospel in part two of a discussion with Pastor David Wenzel. 

Whether you like to camp or not, you are living in a tent right now. But one day, you'll move to a mansion! Christians live with that perspective and what a difference it makes. Listen to Pastor David Wenzel teach 2nd Corinthians. 

You should have the same attitude as Jesus. IOW: live as a humble servant. This comes from Paul's fantastic teaching in Philippians 2. 

Jesus tells us to "go and make disciples".  That's the short version. Listen to the complete version of this great privilege and weighty responsibility.