Impact

We all desire to be a more bold witness for Jesus. It can happen, and can only happen, through the Holy Spirit. He stands ready to equip you with what you need to share Jesus. Listen to Professor Sam Degner from Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary tell about the difference the Holy Spirit made for the apostle Peter.

Talk about a loaded chapter! Hebrews 4 continues with a stunning description of God's Word and a close up look at Jesus, our great high priest, and how he opens the way for us to approach God with confidence. Listen to Timothy Rimpel from Illinois Lutheran High School share his insight on Hebrews 4.

You know what God did on the Seventh Day, right? He rested. Did you know that is a picture of you and Jesus? Hebrews 4 makes that evident. Listen to Mr. Timothy Rimpel, a teacher of God's Word at Illinois Lutheran High School, talk about the rest we have in Jesus.

There are so many ways to describe Jesus. Have you thought of this one? Master Teacher. In John 4, we see the Master Teacher in action in his life-changing conversation with a Samaritan woman at a well. Here is part 2 with Professor Steve Geiger.

Truly Jesus is the Master Teacher. See him in action in a life-changing conversation with a Samaritan woman at a well. Professor Steve Geiger from Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary will help us understand Jesus' words.

The devil is real and powerful and after souls. He also is a loser. We have Jesus to thank for that. Listen to more on Revelation 12 with Pastor Erich Schaser from Fox Valley Lutheran High School.

The origin of Satan is a bit of a mystery. His presence in our world today, however, is no mystery. The defeat of Satan is no mystery either. It is a fact. Listen to Pastor Erich Schaser from Fox Valley Lutheran High School explain details from Revelation 12.

Over 33,000 verses in Scripture and this is the most well-known of all of them. How well do you really know it? Listen to Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary Professor Steve Geiger share his thoughts on this beautiful gospel verse and the context around it.

When Jesus says something, it is the truth, whether we can understand it or not. Why? Because he is God from heaven. Listen to Professor Stephen Geiger from Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary share insight into a most fascinating conversation between Jesus and Nicodemus that is filled with truth.

In Romans 7, Paul bemoans that fact that he often finds himself doing what he doesn't want to do and often not doing what he wants to do. Can you relate? Listen to Pastor Dave Wenzel from Fox Valley Lutheran High School, share insight on our sin problem, and the solution.