Craig McScrooge and Troy the Grinch make every effort to ruin your favorite Christmas myths . . . but they work harder to remind you of the true meaning of Christmas: Christ coming for you.

God prescribes order in the church, and gives instructions for what church and pastor must expect of the man who occupies the pastoral office.

In 1 Timothy 2, Paul sets out to describe how the church service is conducted and structured. What is governing principle for both?

The church needs a pastor, and a pastor needs the church. Timothy graduates from St. Paul Seminary, and Paul writes a letter to encourage him in this new ministry.

Craig and Troy dive back into Jeffrey's questions on God's working and actual presence in baptism and the Lord's Supper.

So, Jeffrey asked some questions about God's presence, and we thought he deserved an answer. Hopefully you'll get some benefit from this, too.

At the Here We Still Stand Conference, Craig sits down with Dr. Steven Hein and Pr. Bror Erickson to talk about the life of Bishop Bo Giertz, the Theology of the Cross and how and where they intersect.

Craig sits down with Dr. John Pless and Kurt Winrich to talk about t Martin Luther's Large Catechism and why we need it (Troy couldn't be there because of other commitments *insert sad trombone sound here). Then Kurt Winrich joins in the conversation and tells us about 1517.org and our fantastic Here We Still Stand Conferences that teach us so much about Christ in a Catechetical way.

October 31st is the anniversary of Luther nailing the 95 Theses . . . but hold, on, what were those about? Craig and Troy discuss the key importance of faith and forgiveness.

As a precursor to Jesus, the prophets of God (Elijah, Elisha . . . Elijahsha?) bring new life where there is only death.