Hebrews 2 is loaded with important truths about Jesus. Listen to Pastor Greg Lyon from Wisconsin Lutheran College share insight into these truths. 

Don't leave Jesus. That's a simple theme for the book of Hebrews. Join us as we take a look at this fascinating epistle with Pastor Greg Lyon of Wisconsin Lutheran College. This episode focuses on chapter 1. 

Paul writes in Ephesians, "Put on the whole armor of God." That is what you do every time your Bible is open and every time you listen to this podcast. This is part two on Ephesians 6 with Professor Steve Geiger. 

Every time you listen to God's Word you are putting on armor, and that's a good thing because you have an enemy who schemes to take you out. Listen to Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary Professor Steve Geiger talk about the well-known chapter 6 of Ephesians. 

The Bible is clear on this hugely important truth: Jesus of Nazareth is God in the flesh. Through the Apostle Paul, the Holy Spirit say Jesus is God and that brings great assurance to our hearts and minds. Listen to Pastor Kyle Bitter talk about the supremacy of Christ as found in Colossians 1.  

There is a lot to love about the first half of Colossians 1, including a gospel summary that stands toe to toe with John 3:16. Listen to Professor Kyle Bitter from Luther Preparatory School share insight from this prison epistle of St. Paul. 

Have you ever tried to figure God out? In the closing verses of Romans 11, the apostle Paul tells us not to bother. Professor John Boggs from Luther Preparatory School in Watertown, Wisconsin loves those verses and tells us why. 

In the miracle before us we see Peter's fear and Peter's faith, something we all can relate to. Listen to Pastor Nate Wordell from Wisconsin Lutheran College give us reasons to replace fear with faith. 

One of Scriptures most fascinating miracles is when Jesus walks on water. However, being fascinated is not the intended takeaway. Listen to Pastor Nate Wordell from Wisconsin Lutheran College grab on to what we learn about Jesus and ourselves. 

This episode has more with Professor Stephen Geiger from Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary on being forgiven and forgiving others.