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The Lutheran Hour was first broadcast Oct. 2, 1930 and continues on the air today, making it the world’s oldest continually broadcast Christ-centered radio program.
The Lutheran Hour
English, Christianity, 1 season, 25 episodes
The Lutheran Hour
English, Christianity, 1 season, 25 episodes
He Is Risen, Indeed
Christ's resurrection affects everyone—even those who don't believe it happened.
4/9/2023 • 0
The Lutheran Hour Holy Week Special - Holy Thursday
4/3/2023 • 0
The Lutheran Hour Holy Week Special - Good Friday
4/3/2023 • 0
Hell: No One Has to Go There
Hell is a serious word, meant to be taken seriously. However, hell doesn't have to be one's inevitable destination.
4/2/2023 • 0
Is God Missing in Action?
Is God "missing in action?" Not if we see things from God's eternal perspective.
3/26/2023 • 0
Bad Karma vs. Good Creator
When bad things happen, is it "bad karma" or an opportunity for our Good Creator to be doing a greater work?
3/19/2023 • 0
Thirsting for Life
Jesus gives living water to those who are spiritually dehydrated.
3/12/2023 • 0
An Arresting Encounter
A devoutly religious person has an arresting encounter with Jesus and learns what it means to be "born again."
3/5/2023 • 0
It Begins with Who I Am
The desert is a place of testing. The desert places of our lives are like that, too.
2/26/2023 • 0
Table Manners
Frequent family dinners are important, but none more so than the gracious meal to which God invites His family, the Church.
2/19/2023 • 0
Shine Like Stars
A social media star with a million followers can't possibly know all one million of them. However, there is one really famous Person with billions of followers Who knows--and loves--each one.
2/12/2023 • 0
Your Time to Shine
Light is necessary for life; God's light, even more so.
2/5/2023 • 0
Hopelessly Hopeful
Having hope for humanity is not the same thing as hoping in humanity.
1/29/2023 • 0
Whatever You Do
The mundane just isn't mundane when seen through heaven's eyes.
1/22/2023 • 0
Gifts to Share
A body of water becomes stagnant when there is no outflow. The same could be said of us.
1/15/2023 • 0
Gifted
What if we learned to see this world and everyone in it as gifts from God?
1/8/2023 • 0
Out of Egypt
"Out of Egypt I called my son." With these words the Gospel of Matthew reveals the rich and interconnected history of the young nation, Israel, and the young Savior, Jesus. On their journeys to discover the true Israel and what He means to your life today
1/1/2023 • 0
A Shoot from the Stump
A shoot springs forth from the stump of Jesse. Is it a sign of hope--or a threat?
12/25/2022 • 0
Gestures of Hope
Dr. Michael Zeigler shows how even the smallest acts of kindness can go a long way, by God's grace.
12/18/2022 • 0
How Long...
"How Long..." is a special presentation of the The Lutheran Hour featuring the music of Erin Bode and an original story revealing an ancient set of poems inspired by the book of Isaiah called the "O Antiphons".
12/17/2022 • 0
Beauty We Can't See
We often feel our need for God's presence only when we see what it looks like when He's absent.
12/11/2022 • 0
Paradise Restored
If God is love, what are we to make of His wrath?
12/4/2022 • 0
Freshly Fallen Snow
Dr. Michael Zeigler talks about fresh snow, fresh starts, and three kinds of beauty.
11/27/2022 • 0
Where It All Comes Together
We see division and discord all around us, but there is one place where it all comes together—the fullness of God in the person of Jesus Christ.
11/20/2022 • 0
Still Holding On
God's judgment clears the way for God's new creation, in Christ.
11/13/2022 • 0