We confess in the Apostle's Creed that Jesus descended into hell. When did this happen? How did this happen? Why did this happen? Listen to host Mark Kjenstad and Professor James Pope from Martin Luther College talk about this important and misunderstood teaching of Scripture.

After St. Paul tells us that without the resurrection, our faith is useless, he assures us that there is a resurrection. Listen to host Mark Kjenstad and St. Andrew Pastor Randy Hunter share insight on the impact of Christ's resurrection based on the reliable account of the Apostle Paul.

He is risen indeed! Listen to Pastor Randy Hunter unpack the significance of the resurrection of Jesus and the great impact it has in our lives.

The blood of an innocent lamb saved the enslaved Israelites from the angel of death. Listen to Martin Luther College professor Mark Paustian beautifully connect that to Christ.

The fool trusts in his riches. Listen to Dr. Brug, retired professor from Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary, speak about Psalm 49. This Psalm reminds us not to get caught up in the pursuit of worldly wealth. And why not? Because that is foolish.

Baptism makes us children of God and blesses us with the forgiveness of sins. Wait a second, Jesus was without sin. So why was he baptized? Let Mr. Tim Rimpel - a gifted theologian from Illinois Lutheran High School - tell you.

Praying for enemies, handling anger. defining God as righteous are all a part of the usefulness of Psalm 4. Listen to Dr. John Brug, long time Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary professor and noted expert on the Psalms, share his wisdom.

This Impact episode is ideally suited for Lent. Hours before his crucifixion, the Son goes to the Father in prayer. Listen to Dr. Stephen Geiger from Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary as he unravels the mystery of this divine prayer, shows us the determination of Jesus to follow the plan of his Father, and highlights what Jesus teaches us about our prayers.

If God is for us, who can be against us? Who shall separate us from the love of Christ? Professor Dave Scharf from Martin Luther College answers those questions and helps us understand predestination. If you missed Episode 5, go back and listen to a discussion on the first half of Romans 8.

Even though he could, God does not condemn you. Even though it's painful, there is a good purpose. Even though you may wonder, God loves you. Listen to Pastor David Scharf from Martin Luther College speak about this deeply cherished chapter.