Impact

King Joash was 7 years old when he became King of Judah. Talk about an over-achiever! This is more than just a cute story from a long time ago, however. It is a testimony to God's unwavering faithfulness to his promise of grace. Listen to Pastor Aaron Dolan tell the story and relate it to your story. 

This Psalm speaks of God's omniscience (he knows all), omnipresence (he's always everywhere), and omnipotence (he's all-powerful). There's no "omni" word for this but it's true: it's a Psalm for  all people  and that includes you! Listen to Pastor David Wenzel talk about this beloved Psalm of David. 

Which is greater - the combined sin of the world or God's grace? Thankfully it's the latter. Listen to more about that grace in part two of Romans 5 with Professor Paul Wendland from Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary. 

God's love is a one-of-a-kind love. And it's for you! Listen to Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary Professor Paul Wendland talk Romans 5. 

You have been adopted into God's family. Really! How great is that! Listen to Pastor Caleb Klatt share that great news. 

You have been set free to serve. That is the heart of Christianity. Listen to President Earle Treptow of Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary and part two of our discussion on righteousness. 

What do you have that is yours and not yours at the same time? No, this is not a riddle. It's truth from God's Word. Listen to Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary President Earle Treptow explain. 

John 3:16 of the Old Testament is found in Psalm 145. This Psalm is a praise Psalm and our God is most worthy of praise. Listen to Dr. John Brug speak about this Psalm of David.     

What must I give up to follow Jesus? A better question is, "what do I gain?" Listen to Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary Professor Steve Geiger talk about the challenging words of Jesus about being his disciple. 

Does God really love you? Psalm 103 has the answer. Listen to Dr. John Brug speak on this dearly loved Psalm. 

Satan wanted Jesus to depend on himself instead of his Father, to doubt his Father's protection, and to worship someone other than God. Jesus wasn't having it. Listen to Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary Professor Steve Geiger talk about how Jesus defeated all of the devil's temptations in our place.   

"In the beginning". This phrase is the opening of Genesis and of John's gospel.  Listen to Pastor Kent Reeder connect the two. 

"In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth." This very first verse of Scripture is front and center   this week on Impact. Listen to Pastor Kent Reeder speak about our wise, powerful, and loving creator God. 

Peter's first epistle is loaded with wisdom and encouragement. And who doesn't need that? Listen to Pastor Greg Lyon from Wisconsin Lutheran College visit with Impact host Mark Kjenstad. 

Howdy, stranger. That's what Christians are according to the apostle Peter. Listen to Pastor Greg Lyon from Wisconsin Lutheran College and Impact host Mark Kjenstad discuss chapter one of Peter's first epistle. 

There is no greater Gospel comfort anywhere in Scripture than what we find in Isaiah. Listen to Martin Luther College Professor Koelpin share his thoughts on this giant prophet. 

With God as our father and Jesus as our brother, Christians are family. As family, we sometimes need to call out sin and always need to help. Martin Luther College Professor Jim Pope joins Impact again to discuss Galatians 6. 

Learn some prayer lessons and some parenting lessons with Martin Luther College Professor David Scharf. This episode of Impact goes through 1-2 Samuel where we meet Hannah, Eli, and Samuel. 

Listen to part 2 of a discussion about our "rich in mercy" God. It might be just what you need to hear today.

What you deserve from God and what you receive from God are very different. Listen to Martin Luther College Professor Nicolas Schmoller and Impact host Mark Kjenstad dig into Ephesians 2.

Why doesn't God answer my prayers? Where is God when I'm hurting? Martin Luther College Professor Mark Paustian has clear answers to those common questions. 

Someone once said the only thing equal to God's love is his patience. God's patience is on full display in the book of Judges. That patience comes to you in Christ. Listen to Professor David Scharf from Martin Luther College talk about this remarkable quality of God.

We confess in the Apostle's Creed that Jesus descended into hell. When did this happen? How did this happen? Why did this happen? Listen to host  Mark   Kjenstad and Professor James Pope from Martin Luther College talk about this important and misunderstood teaching of Scripture. 

After St. Paul tells us that without the resurrection, our faith is useless, he assures us that there is a resurrection. Listen to host  Mark   Kjenstad  and St. Andrew Pastor Randy Hunter share insight on the impact of Christ's resurrection based on the reliable account of the Apostle Paul. 

He is risen indeed! Listen to Pastor Randy Hunter unpack the significance of the resurrection of Jesus and the great impact it has in our lives.