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Confession, coveting, consequences, and more in part two of the true story of Achan. Returning to share his insight is Pastor Nate Wordell, from Wisconsin Lutheran College.

God does not like sin. That is demonstrated again and again in the Old Testament. Thank God he sent Jesus, who took our sin upon himself. Pastor Nate Wordell from Wisconsin Lutheran College is here to help us learn from the sin in the true story of Achan in Joshua 7.

"No more tears." Won't that be something. WELS President Mark Schroeder is here to share thoughts on John's Revelation, which includes a glimpse into heaven!

All have sinned. All are justified. Translation: God sent Jesus to clear us of our ugly record. Pastor Don Schultz from Lakeside Lutheran High School is here to explain how he did that.

The resurrection of Jesus is a sign that Jesus is who he says he is: the Son of God and your Savior from sign and death. Jesus called it "the sign of Jonah." Professor Paul Koelpin from Martin Luther College is here to help us learn.

Jesus is all over the Old Testament and that includes the story of Ruth. Dr. Mark Paustian is back and he helps us see him.

In chapter 2 of Ruth, we see generous kindness from Boaz to Ruth. That is where God hides. When you receive kindness, realize that God is behind that. Dr. Mark Paustian, from Martin Luther College, explains that and more as we continue this beautiful story of God's love.

We learn a lot about sharing Christ from the book of Acts. In this episode on Acts 17, Professor Sam Degner from Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary helps us see how establishing common ground is a witnessing strategy.

Jesus showed his power over death when he raised Lazarus from his grave. What does that mean for you? Listen to part 3 of this 3-part episode with Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary Professor Steve Geiger to find out.

Jesus once said, "I am the resurrection and the life . . . " Are any words from our Savior more comforting than those? They are front and center this week as we welcome back Professor Steve Geiger from Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary for part 2 of the true story of the raising of Lazarus.