Join Host David Schultz as he welcomes Pastors David Bahn and Jeff Doria to discuss the “new normal” of worship in the age of social distancing and “non-congregating congregations". God is still active and at work in wondrous ways as churches find new and different methods of carrying God’s message of grace and salvation to an anxious world.

What can we learn from the past that will help us to successfully deal with the future? A seminary president-history professor gives us his take on faith and life for today. Join us for a conversation with the Rev. Dr. Lawrence Rast, President of Concordia Theological Seminary, Fort Wayne, Indiana. Pastor John Cain hosts.

Rev. Tim Carter speaks about his experience ministering to prisoners. Lessons learned, humility and a deeper understanding of how God works in everyone are all discussed. You can listen to more inspirational broadcasts on 100.7 The Word Sunday nights at 7pm.

Pastor Ken Hennings has served many roles in the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod but one he enjoys most is being Father of two other pastors, Luke and Paul. And when asked by Engaging Truth host Pastor David Schultz about lessons learned from their Father, both agreed it was being exposed to church life from the viewpoint of grace. Luke called it "a great appreciation for church, Jesus and the Gospel." Paul added he was always impressed by "our Dad's ability to handle the messiness of people's lives with the gift of grace."

Sola scriptura, sola gratia and sola fide, that is, scripture alone, by grace alone, through faith alone. Join host Pastor David Schultz as he welcomes the Rev. Dr. Laurence White to the Engaging Truth microphone to offer comment on the basis of Luther's efforts to reform the church.

How does the Reformation of 500 years ago help me today? A look at one of the most important statements of faith from the Reformation era will guide us. We will hear from President Mike Newman, of the Texas District of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod, as he helps us apply the Augsburg Confession to your life in Christ, (specifically Articles 4 and 5). About a dozen years after Martin Luther nailed his "95 Theses" against corruption to the Castle Church door (October 31, 1517, in Wittenberg, Germany), a powerful presentation was made to Emperor Charles V.

Living and leading through a truly major pandemic of the Plague as a pastor, Martin Luther pointed fearful people to the true source of faith, life and hope: the Bible. Joining host John Cain in conversation is Dr. Erik Herrmann, Professor of Historical Theology at Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, MO www.CSL.edu. He is also Director of Concordia Theology, a research publication at concordiatheology.org.

Join Engaging Truth Host Pastor John Cain as he welcomes the Rev. Dr. Tom Egger, newly installed president at Concordia Seminary, St. Louis. Changing times demand rethinking the approach of training pastoral candidates while remaining true to God’s Word. Dr. Egger explains his philosophy on preparing the next generation of pastors for their labors in the field.

Colorado baker Jack Phillips has been at the center of a religious freedom firestorm involving his refusal to bake a cake for a gay wedding. Join host Pastor John Cain as he welcomes Phillips and his attorney in a discussion of recent development in the controversy.