No fake small talk on this episode! We look at the Fourth Petition of Luther's Large Catechism.

On this episode, featuring Rev. Mark Witte of Grace Lutheran in Monroe, MI, we look at the beginning of chapter two of Hebrews and talk about how Hebrews lays out one's salvation.

We finish up talking about the first chapter of Hebrews and begin to discuss the purpose of this letter. There are conversations about angels, the use of Old Testament quotations, and the supremacy of Jesus.

Mark Witte of Grace Monroe joins Jeff and Dan on this episode of the Gospel for You. We look at the background of the epistle to the Hebrews, speculate on the author, and cover the first four verses of this complicated and nuanced letter.

Arguably the hardest petition to pray, we cover the Third Petition of the Lord's Prayer, "Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven." In a world that tells us to exert our will on our surroundings, dive into the freedom of dwelling in the will of God.

In our final episode of the book of Ruth, we are again joined by Professor Charles Schulz of Concordia University - Ann Arbor. We dive into the conclusion of Ruth's story and wrap up our discussion on our series of Joshua, Judges, and Ruth.

Professor Charles Schulz of Concordia University - Ann Arbor joins us to continue our journey through the book of Ruth. We look at how God continues to provide for Ruth and set up the motif of "redeemer" that weaves through all of Scripture.

Thy Kingdom Come. What does this mean? It means that our conversation on the Lord's Prayer continues on Coffee with the Confessions this week!

 Dr. Penhallegon continues our discussion on Ruth chapter 2. We continue the story with Ruth finally meeting Boaz and hearing about God's grace on His people. 

Dr. Phil Penhallegon joins the Gospel for You to transition us from the book of Judges to the book of Ruth. We get into the background of this short book as well as cover the first chapter.