The Only Way to Live--by Faith!
October 2, 2016
Life's big questions need God's big answers. Pastor Gregory Seltz says we exercise our faith when we wrestle with God. Also, a doctor offers insight and encouragement to women who've been diagnosed with breast cancer.
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Habakkuk 1:1
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Archives
How can something be unlimited and yet have limits? Pastor Ken Klaus explains the paradox of God's perfect patience.
September 25, 2016
The things we own are not our own--they are gifts from God, entrusted to our care.
September 18, 2016
How are we at befriending others? Dr. Gregory Seltz says there is no other friend like Jesus, the Good Shepherd Who reaches out to rescue the lost. We'll also learn that grief is where sadness and hope meet.
September 11, 2016
We get to choose how we deal with others. Will our words build them up or tear them down?
September 4, 2016
What happens when human pride pushes God out of the way? Pastor Ken Klaus talks about boasting--the real and the ridiculous--and a listener asks, "Is hell too harsh a punishment?"
August 28, 2016
In this political season, Pastor Gregory Seltz revisits a classic yet timely message from the Lutheran Hour archives. Hear why we should not place our ultimate hope in politicians but rather trust in the Lord.
August 21, 2016
This week on The Lutheran Hour, “Archives August” continues, as Pastor Gregory Seltz revisits another classic message from Dr. Oswald Hoffmann. Does everything fit into a pattern for good to those who love God? Hard to believe sometimes, but that is God’s promise. Hear how He makes it work. We’ll also examine a church’s “mission DNA” and answer questions from listeners.
August 14, 2016
In a world of words that lack the power to do much of anything, God’s Word stands out! It’s “Archives August” and Pastor Gregory Seltz revisits one of Dr. Oswald Hoffmann’s classic messages. Dr. Jeff Kloha explains why some controversial ancient books are not part of the Bible.
August 7, 2016
In A Man Named Martin - Part 1: The Man viewers encounter a 15th-century religious reformer from Germany who broke ranks with the Catholic Church. This Bible study is the first of a three-part series devoted to Martin Luther -- a monk whose Spirit-inspired grasp of God's justification of sinners through faith in the Savior was the cornerstone of the Protestant Reformation. In this five-session Bible study, Luther's life and times are examined through the lens of history, religion and theology. Expanding on commentary from Rev. Gregory Seltz, Speaker forThe Lutheran Hour, numerous scholars add their expertise and perspective to render an illuminating portrait of the life of this extraordinary human being. The influence and impact of Luther's life is the stuff of serious study. As a forlorn sinner feeling lost and desperate before a stern and exacting Judge, Luther desponded of all hope for eternity. But as one who came to cling to the Spirit-delivered truths of justification by faith and the liberty believers experience by God's grace, he rebounded to become a triumphant ambassador for the Gospel. The details of Luther's life -- his childhood with his parents Hans and Margaret, his university pursuits, his decision to become a monk, his protestation of Catholic practices, his voluminous and erudite scholastic output, his life in hiding, and his roles as husband and father -- are all considered in this study. A Man Named Martin is a fresh and explorative look at an individual who, down through the centuries, has increased in importance and vitality to the Christian church. To this day, Luther's staunch faith and the extent of his outreach, remain a standard for Christ-centered living to believers in the 21st-century.
August 5, 2015
In A Man Named Martin - Part 1: The Man viewers encounter a 15th-century religious reformer from Germany who broke ranks with the Catholic Church. This Bible study is the first of a three-part series devoted to Martin Luther -- a monk whose Spirit-inspired grasp of God's justification of sinners through faith in the Savior was the cornerstone of the Protestant Reformation. In this five-session Bible study, Luther's life and times are examined through the lens of history, religion and theology. Expanding on commentary from Rev. Gregory Seltz, Speaker forThe Lutheran Hour, numerous scholars add their expertise and perspective to render an illuminating portrait of the life of this extraordinary human being. The influence and impact of Luther's life is the stuff of serious study. As a forlorn sinner feeling lost and desperate before a stern and exacting Judge, Luther desponded of all hope for eternity. But as one who came to cling to the Spirit-delivered truths of justification by faith and the liberty believers experience by God's grace, he rebounded to become a triumphant ambassador for the Gospel. The details of Luther's life -- his childhood with his parents Hans and Margaret, his university pursuits, his decision to become a monk, his protestation of Catholic practices, his voluminous and erudite scholastic output, his life in hiding, and his roles as husband and father -- are all considered in this study. A Man Named Martin is a fresh and explorative look at an individual who, down through the centuries, has increased in importance and vitality to the Christian church. To this day, Luther's staunch faith and the extent of his outreach, remain a standard for Christ-centered living to believers in the 21st-century.
August 4, 2015
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