CasasPorCristo.org pairs Christian mission with service in the time-honored way...demonstrating Christian love. Providing something as simple as a floor can add twenty years to the lifespan of the residents. The opportunity to share the Gospel is resulting in an average of 1.8 baptisms per household served! Keturah Richison, Development Coordinator for Casas por Cristo, explains the opportunity for U.S. churches to partner with this mission group, one that is making a difference in Mexico, Guatemala, Dominican Republic, and Nicaragua.

Dr. Kari Vo is a theological writer of the "Daily Devotions" for Lutheran Hour Ministries. Her inspiring discussion of Mother's Day, both the happy parts and the sad parts, will touch your heart. Kari also reminds us that "Jesus is everything", "human beings are so valuable but incredibly fragile", and since the "Gospel is everything", living without it and living in the past is futile. You will be moved and challenged by joining Dr. Vo and host Pastor John Cain.

Leslie Sullivan accepted the call to St. John Lutheran Church, Cypress, TX, to serve as Director of Christian Education in 2018. Her undertaking involves worship organization, music direction, and also serving as a volunteer coordinator for the LCMS Youth Gathering in Houston this July. Her personal desire “is to have all who work with her to know they are loved by God”. Pastor Dave Schultz hosts as we learn of Leslie's commitment to this message.

Rev. Dr. Gregory Seltz, Executive Director, Lutheran Center for Religious Liberty in Washington, D.C., offers his insight on the state of religion and government in the US.

Rev. Dr. Gregory Seltz, Executive Director, Lutheran Center for Religious Liberty in Washington, D.C., offers his insight on the state of religion and government in the US.

Cyndy Gusler came from a foster home childhood. Disappointment and discouragement seemed never to end. Until she came to grips with who Jesus made her to be. With that she determined to spend her life loving people, feeding them, and sharing Jesus with them. Join us to hear Cyndy's excitement and the ministries mission of real women living real lives serving a real God.

Rev. Dr. Gregory Seltz, Executive Director, Lutheran Center for Religious Liberty in Washington, D.C., offers his insight on the state of religion and government in the US.

Since Covid, something has happened in how we communicate with each other. Worship, Bible Study, school and many other activities, became a virtual presence. We could not engage in cultural things with each other. How we shared the truth of forgiveness, hope, and grace had to become very formal. We lost "informal communication". Join us as we hear from Rev. Dan Potts about becoming intentional again about informal language--such as potlucks, meeting on the children's playground, playing dart ball, and bowling together--that is just being together again. Pastor John Cain hosts.

Rev. Dr. Gregory Seltz, Executive Director, Lutheran Center for Religious Liberty in Washington, D.C., offers his insight on the state of religion and government in the US.

The President of the Texas District of the LCMS is being interviewed by Pastor David Bahn, former Sr. Pastor of St. John Lutheran Church in Cypress, and now retired. When you think about Easter, what is its essence but "Christ is Risen; He is risen indeed!" To explain the true message in other words is to say, "there is no name under Heaven given among men, whereby men must be saved." Instead of just endeavoring to be convincing to your friend or neighbor, invite him to join this celebration. For this message of Easter is that God is with us "in the difficulties that surround us. Christ is risen; He is risen indeed!"