Rev. Tom Baker
Rev. Tom Baker

Host of Law & Gospel

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Rev. Tom Baker is Director of Development for Concordia Mission Society which supports of missionaries, overseas medical vans and GOOD NEWS magazine.

Law and Gospel

Topics of Discussion: (1) 9th Sunday after Pentecost: Luke 10:40. (2) Come home and read Bible or newspaper? (3) Mary and Martha have Jesus at their home. (4) Real problem with Martha. (5) Caller: Render to Caesar?

Law and Gospel

Topics of Discussion: (1) Ruminations with Wes Reimnitz. (2) LCMS Youth event in Texas. (3) Practical hints for doing Vacation Bible School.

Law and Gospel

Topics of Discussion: (1) Insight on Natural Law. (2) Using the CTCR document on “The Natural Knowledge of God.” (3) How can the Church use natural law to help with evangelism?

Law and Gospel

Topics of Discussion: (1) Ruminations with Mark Smith. (2) Exodus International closes its doors. (3) What is the next step the Church should take?

Law and Gospel

Topics of Discussion: (1) 8th Sunday after Pentecost: Colossians 1:12-13. (2) What does the Bible mean that we have been qualified and translated into the kingdom?

Law and Gospel

Topics of Discussion: (1) Hymn: “Jesus Has Come and Brings Pleasure Eternal.” (2) Callers: Tower of Babel question; Examine Galatians 3:10-12.

Law and Gospel

Topics of Discussion: (1) Ruminations with Mark Smith. (2) What does a pastor do today when a gay couple wants to get married in the church? (3) Newspaper letters-to-the-editor opposed to gay marriage.

Law and Gospel

Topics of Discussion: (1) 7th Sunday after Pentecost: Galatians 6:15. (2) Is Paul contradicting the Old Testament that circumcision counts for nothing?

Law and Gospel

Topics of Discussion: (1) Open Mike Friday. (2) Caller: Isaiah and parables; Who gets driven to the cross? (3) Hymn: “Come, Follow Me.” (4) Who’s running the verbs?

Law and Gospel

Topics of Discussion: (1) Ruminations with Wes Reimnitz. (2) Supreme Court ruling on gay marriage. (3) Orders of creation. (4) Caller: True love is commitment rather than feeling.