"Love your neighbor" is Jesus' concise summary of the second table of the 10 Commandments. Pastor Kyle Bitter, a teacher of God's Word at Luther Prep School, is back to help us better understand these commands from God. 

The Ten Commandments are not going to save you. Jesus did that. However, that does not make them unimportant. Pastor Kyle Bitter, a teacher of God's Word at Luther Preparatory School is here to help us learn more about these universal and timeless commands. 

One of the great teachings of Jesus is an answer to a question from Thomas: "Lord, how can we know the way?" Jesus said, "I am the way . . ." Professor Keith Wessel from Martin Luther College is here to help explain this verse and others from John 14. 

Where is the Father's house? Here is a better question. How has Jesus prepared a place for us in the Father's house? Professor Keith Wessel from Martin Luther College is here to help us understand the opening verses of John 14. 

Outsiders are everywhere. That is, people who don't yet know Christ. Therefore, the Apostle Paul instructs us to be wise in the way we act. That and more this week with Professor Kyle Bitter as we reach the end of Colossians. 

Deadly snakes in the desert slither into this episode from Numbers 21. Our guest is Pastor Aaron Jensen. Even if you hate snakes you'll love this story, because it points to our Savior. 

The government has always been and will continue to be under the sovereign control of almighty God and he has something to say about our duty to the government. Pastor Clinton Kreuziger is here to take us through Romans 13 where God directs us to submit to the governing authorities. 

God's promise of salvation through Christ is an anchor for your soul, and because it is God's promise, that is one heavy anchor. Listen to Pastor Greg Lyon talk about that and more selected verses from the wonderful book of Hebrews. 

There is a lot of good stuff in these chapters. We had to pick and choose. Listen to Pastor Greg Lyon share insight on selected verses that highlight the work of our Savior Jesus. 

The shepherds saw Jesus and shared. Mary saw Jesus and pondered. Both are beautifully appropriate reactions to our Savior's birth. Professor Aaron Dolan from Martin Luther College is back for a second look at the Christmas story as told by Dr. Luke.