Rev. Jake discusses the Book of Revelation, the Mark of the Beast and the Covid 19 Vaccination

1

Draw us to Thee;

For then shall we

Walk in Thy steps for ever,

And hasten on

Where Thou art gone,

To be with Thee, dear Saviour.

2

Draw is to Thee,

Lord, lovingly;

Let us depart with gladness,

That we may be

For ever free

From sorrow, grief, and sadness.

3

Draw is to Thee;

O grant that we

May walk the road to heaven;

Direct our way,

Lest we should stray,

And from Thy paths be driven.

4

Draw us to Thee;

That also we

Thy heavenly bliss inherit,

And ever dwell

Where sin and hell

No more can vex our spirit.

5

Draw us to Thee

Unceasingly;

Into Thy kingdom take us;

Let us for e’er

Thy glory share;

Thy saints and joint-heirs make us.

1

The Lord ascendeth up on high,

The Lord hath triumphed gloriously,

In power and might excelling;

The grave and hell are captive led,

Lo, He returns, our glorious head,

To His eternal dwelling.

2

The heavens with joy receive their Lord,

By saints, by angel hosts adored;

O day of exultation!

O earth, adore thy glorious King,

His rising, His ascension sing,

With grateful adoration.

3

Our great High Priest now goes before,

Upon His Church His grace to pour,

And still His love He giveth:

O may our hearts to Him ascend;

May all within us upward tend

To Him who ever liveth.

On this episode we have a conversation on Selective Fellowship with our panel:

Pastor Magnus Sorensen of the Augustankirken in Arhaus, Denmark, a member congregation of the Confessional Orthodox Evangelical Lutheran Communion

Pastor Matthew Fenn of St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church in Stratford, Ontario, Candad, a member congregation of the Lutheran Church Canada

Pastor Scott Adkins of the Bethesda Lutheran Church in Dresser, Wisconsin, USA, a member congregation of the Lutheran Churches in Mission for Christ

1

Lo, God to heaven ascendeth!

Throughout its regions vast

With shouts triumphant blendeth

The trumpet’s thrilling blast;

Sing praise to Christ the Lord;

Sing praise with exultation,

Great King of every nation,

The God of hosts adored.

2

With joy is heaven resounding,

Christ’s glad return to see;

Behold the saints surrounding

The Lord, who set them free;

Bright myriads thronging come,

The cherub band rejoices,

And loud seraphic voices

Their sovereign welcome home.

3

No more the way is hidden,

Since Christ our head arose:

No more to man forbidden

The road that heavenward goes.

Our Lord is gone before,

Yet here He will not leave us,

But soon in heaven receive us;

He opens wide the door.

4

May we, His servants, thither

In heart and mind ascend;

And let us sing together;

We seek Thee, Christ our friend;

Thee, God’s exalted Son,

Our life, our way to heaven,

To whom all power is given,

Our joy, our hope, our crown.

5

O when shall come the dawning

Of that appointed hour,

Of that all-glorious morning

When Christ shall come with power?

O quickly come, we pray,

That we, dear Lord, may meet Thee,

With loving fervour greet Thee,

And hail the eternal day.

On this episode we discuss the theology in some country songs in the segment Redneck Theology

On this episode we have a conversation with Pastor Benjamin Phelps of the Grace Lutheran Church in Kenai, Alaska, USA, a member congregation of the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod

On this episode we have a conversation with Pastor Michael Church of Our Savior Lutheran Church in Warrenton, Virginia, USA, a member of Evangelical Lutheran Church in America

1

Since Christ is gone to heaven, His home,

I know that I will follow;

And in this hope I overcome

All anguish, doubt, and sorrow.

For where the head is, will I know,

The members He has left below

In time He surely gathers.

2

Since Christ hath reached His glorious throne

And gifts for men obtaineth,

My heart can rest in heaven alone,

No other rest remaineth.

I long to be with Him on high;

My heart and thoughts would ever fly

To Him who is my treasure.

3

From Thy ascension let such grace

To me, O Lord, be given,

That steadfast faith may guide my ways

Unfaltering up to heaven,

And at Thy voice I may depart

With joy to dwell where Thou, Lord, art:

O hear my supplication.

On this episode we have a conversation with Pastor Erick Sorensen of the Hillside Lutheran Brethren Church in Succasunna, New Jersey, USA, a member Congregation of the Church of the Lutheran Brethren