KNNA Theological Programming

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.

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.

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?

Pastor Clint K. Poppe, Pastor Adam Moline, and Vicar Thomas Goodroad begin to answer these questions with a look at Ephesians 5:21-24.

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?

Pastor Clint K. Poppe, Pastor Adam Moline, and Vicar Thomas Goodroad begin to answer these questions with a look at Ephesians 5:15-21.

The study on Luther's Smalcald Articles is led at CUNE in room 102 of Thom on Sunday nights at 6:00 PM CT by Pastor Adam Moline of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church.

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?

Pastor Clint K. Poppe, Pastor Adam Moline, and Vicar Thomas Goodroad begin to answer these questions with a look at Ephesians 5:7-14-6.

Pastor Poppe and Pastor Moline continue their study of the appointed readings for the day according to the LSB One Year Series, but branch out into the Minor Festivals and Feast Days. This episode looks at New Year's Eve.

Luke 12:35-40; Isaiah 30:8-17; Romans 8:31b-39

(This program was originally recorded in 2017)