KNNA Theological Programming

What does it look like to be a Christian?  How are we saved?  When we are saved, what does the Christian life look like?  Is there a difference?  Can we talk only about justification without talking about sanctification? Is there such a thing as a Christian ethic?

Pastor Clint K. Poppe, Pastor Adam Moline, and Vicar Noah Kerstein begin to answer these questions with a new study on the Book of James. This episode serves as an introduction to the epistle, and discusses the date and authorship of James, the identity of James, and a brief discussion regarding the perceived differences between James and Paul.

What does it look like to be a Christian?  How are we saved?  When we are saved, what does the Christian life look like?  Is there a difference?  Can we talk only about justification without talking about sanctification? Is there such a thing as a Christian ethic?

Pastor Clint K. Poppe, Pastor Adam Moline, and Vicar Noah Kerstein begin to answer these questions with a new study on death and dying. This episode discusses cremation and burial, and how a Christian can best make the good confession.

What does it look like to be a Christian?  How are we saved?  When we are saved, what does the Christian life look like?  Is there a difference?  Can we talk only about justification without talking about sanctification? Is there such a thing as a Christian ethic?

Pastor Clint K. Poppe, Pastor Adam Moline, and Vicar Noah Kerstein begin to answer these questions with a new study on death and dying. This episode discusses end of life issues, including nursing homes, hospice care, pain and suffering.

Acts Bible Study is meeting on Thursdays at 1 p.m.

The Book of Acts looks at the history of the early church, focusing on how Christ continues to work in His church through the Word and the Sacrament to call people into the Christian faith.

What does it look like to be a Christian?  How are we saved?  When we are saved, what does the Christian life look like?  Is there a difference?  Can we talk only about justification without talking about sanctification? Is there such a thing as a Christian ethic?

Pastor Clint K. Poppe, Pastor Adam Moline, and Vicar Noah Kerstein begin to answer these questions with a new study on death and dying. This episode discusses service planning, both at the church and at the funeral home.

What does it look like to be a Christian?  How are we saved?  When we are saved, what does the Christian life look like?  Is there a difference?  Can we talk only about justification without talking about sanctification? Is there such a thing as a Christian ethic?

Pastor Clint K. Poppe, Pastor Adam Moline, and Vicar Noah Kerstein begin to answer these questions with a new study on death and dying. This episode discusses pastoral visitation; when it is appropriate and what to expect.

What does it look like to be a Christian?  How are we saved?  When we are saved, what does the Christian life look like?  Is there a difference?  Can we talk only about justification without talking about sanctification? Is there such a thing as a Christian ethic?

Pastor Clint K. Poppe, Pastor Adam Moline, and Vicar Noah Kerstein begin to answer these questions with a new study on death and dying. This episode offers an in depth look at Psalm 23, with a special emphasis on the universal popularity of "The Shepherd's Psalm."

What does it look like to be a Christian?  How are we saved?  When we are saved, what does the Christian life look like?  Is there a difference?  Can we talk only about justification without talking about sanctification? Is there such a thing as a Christian ethic?

Pastor Clint K. Poppe, Pastor Adam Moline, and Vicar Noah Kerstein begin to answer these questions with a new study on death and dying. This episode continues an in depth look at John 11, examining verses 38-44, with a special emphasis on the resurrection of the body.

Acts Bible Study is meeting on Thursdays at 1 p.m.

The Book of Acts looks at the history of the early church, focusing on how Christ continues to work in His church through the Word and the Sacrament to call people into the Christian faith.

Acts Bible Study is meeting on Thursdays at 1 p.m.

The Book of Acts looks at the history of the early church, focusing on how Christ continues to work in His church through the Word and the Sacrament to call people into the Christian faith.