This week we have another go at Colossians 1. The whole chapter is full of precious gospel. Our guest, Pastor John Boggs from Luther Preparatory School, is here to guide us through the first half which gets at prayer, feeding on the Word, our rescue by Jesus, and more.

Faith and works go together in salvation, but it's important to understand the way they go together. Professor Kyle Bitter from Luther Preparatory School is our guest to help us through James 2.

Luke records the story of Simeon's encounter with baby Jesus. Professor Paul Koelpin is here to help us learn from this true story. While in Luke 2 we will also read about Anna the prophetess and her reaction to seeing the Christ child.

John 1 is a beautiful text for Christmas. It's about the Word, which means it's about Jesus, the Word made flesh. As we head into a new year, we have a new guest. Professor Justin Cloute from Wisconsin Lutheran College is our guest as we discuss the precious beginning of John's Gospel.

No one writes about our Savior Jesus better than Isaiah. This week's special Christmas episode looks at Isaiah 52. Our guest is Martin Luther College professor Keith Wessel.

If ever a person was born to do what he did it is John the Baptist. Pastor Jon Bilitz is our guest to take us through the story of his birth, including the Song of Zechariah.

The angel Gabriel had incredible news to share with Mary, the one God chose to be the mother of Jesus. Pastor Clinton joins us this week to discuss that visit found in Luke 1.

God has a perfect memory, and yet, he declares, "I will remember their sins no more." We can explain this mystery with one word: grace. Pastor Greg Lyon is here to take us through those words and more from Hebrews 8.

Happy Thanksgiving! Psalm 98 helps us bring praise to our gracious God. Our guest is Professor Andrew Hussman from Luther Prepatory School.

The true story of The Three Men in the Fiery Furnace could properly be called The Four Men in the Fiery Furnace, sort of. Our guest is Pastor Nate Wordell, campus pastor at Wisconsin Lutheran College. He will explain.