"Away with the Atheists: Learning Civil Disobedience from the Martyrs" with Rev. Seth Mierow of St. Peters’s Evangelical Lutheran Church in Indianapolis, serving students at Butler University and IUPUI. Access the pdf of his paper at the bottom of the following page and read the Matyrdom of Polycarp. Today's episode is a rebroadcast from April 19, 2017.

Guest Rev. Seth Mierow, from St. Peter’s Evangelical Lutheran Church in Indianapolis, IN and campus pastor for our LCMS U Chapter at Butler University, IUPUI, the University of Indianapolis and others, joins us to reflect on “Holy Week: The Most Important Week of Your Life.” Learn more about campus ministry in Indianapolis and get information about their upcoming spring LCMS U retreat on April 15, “The Case for Miracles and the Resurrection.”

Guest Dr. Jim Tallmon joins us to make “The Case for Rhetoric”. Dr. Tallmon, a rhetorician, is semi-retired but is teaching part-time at Texas State University in San Marcos, TX, teaching online classes for the Wittenberg Academy, maintaining the website “The Rhetoric Ring”, and writing books such as “Of Rhetoric and Redemption in La Rioja.”

Guests Rev. Richard Mittwede and Morgan Young from University Lutheran Church in Austin, TX, our LCMS U Chapter at the University of Texas, discuss “A New Home Deep in the Heart of Texas.”

Guest Robby Trione, from Hope Lutheran Church, and our LCMS U Chapter at the University of Alabama in Birmingham, joins us to discuss “Food Insecurity and College Students.”

Guest Rev. David Nehrenz, joins us to tell the remarkable story of “A Living Breathing Instrument and its CPR.” Pastor Nehrenz serves at Trinity Lutheran Church in Norman, OK, our LCMS U chapter at the University of Oklahoma, which recently dedicated the oldest extant pipe organ in Oklahoma in its sanctuary. The organ previously was in the sanctuary of a German Methodist Church in Oklahoma City and was damaged by the Murrah Building bombing on April 19, 1995.

Guest Todd Nettleton, joins us to discuss the forthcoming movie, “Tortured for Christ.” Mr. Nettleton serves as the Chief of Media Relations for The Voice of the Martyrs, USA and is the host of VOM Radio. Watch the trailers for “Tortured for Christ” at https://www.torturedforchrist.com/about/about-the-movie/?trailer=trailer1. Follow Voice of the Martyrs on Twitter at @VOM_USA and on Facebook at The Voice of the Martyrs – USA.

Guest Rev. William C. Weedon, joins us to discuss “The Relationship of Repentance and Love.”  Pastor Weedon serves as the director of Worship for The Lutheran Church – Missouri Synod, and the host of “Thy Strong Word” also on KFUO.

"Reflections on International Student Ministry" with Mrs. Sharon Riordan, Director of International Student Ministry - St. Louis. You can contact her at ismstl.org or isminc.org, or call 314-452-6406. Visit International Student Ministry to learn more about international outreach overall. Today's program is a rebroadcast from June 7, 2017.

Guest Rev. Jon-Michael Schweigert of Knob Noster, MO joins us to discuss “College Students and Tabletop Board Gaming.” Pastor Schweigert serves as the pastor of Faith Lutheran Church in Knob Noster and as the Director of Campus Ministry at the Lutheran Student Center in Warrensburg, MO, serving students at the University of Central Missouri.