Impact

Any message from John the Baptist is going to include Jesus and any message about Jesus includes you. Learn more from Luke 4 in this week's episode.

In Colossians 3, Paul gives you encouragment to live as you are, holy through Jesus and dearly loved by God. Professor Kyle Bitter is here to share some thoughts on the second half of this wonderful chapter.

The Bible says Christians have died, but it also says Christians are alive. The place is Colossians 3. The reason is Jesus. Listen to Professor Kyle Bitter explain.

You have been given gifts by God. Life, faith, salvation to name a few. Here is another: the gift to serve. That is what 1 Corinthians 12 is all about. Listen to Pastor Collin Wenzel, a teacher at Luther Prep School, talk about your spiritual gifts.

Was Paul really the chief of sinners? He made that claim in his first letter to Timothy. This episode takes a look at what he said in context and highlights the mercy of God.

There is no better grower of fruit than the Holy Spirit. He produces fruit through the Word of God and it is fruit that shows itself in the Christian's life. Listen to part two with Pastor Colin Wenzel on Galatians 5.

In Christ, you are free from the demanding law of God. That doesn't mean you are free to sin, it means you are free to obey God out of love. This week we welcome a new guest to Impact and he will help us pull truth from Galatians 5.

Jesus said, "I am the bread of life." That gospel nugget fills us with hope. Listen to Pastor Nate Wordell share his thoughts on these sustaining words of our Savior.

Bread goes bad. Jesus never will. The difference is something to contemplate and be thankful for. Pastor Nathan Wordell is our guest this week to help us with John 6 where Jesus says, "I am the bread of life."

The Lord is almighty and, therefore, very capable of the supernatural. He showed it more than once and each time it was used to help his people. Listen to this true story about God's supernatural power found in Joshua 10.