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The Lutheran Witness Podcast: ‘I Believe in One Holy Christian Church’: The doctrine of the church
Wherever one finds the living voice of Christ and those who by the Holy Spirit hear and believe it — both pastor and flock together — there is the church.
The Lutheran Witness Podcast: The Paradoxical Church
The Church endures because Christ endures, and He will never let His Gospel go un-believed, until the end of time.
The Lutheran Witness Podcast: Una Sancta, One Holy
You gather to receive from Jesus what only He can give: Himself in Word and Sacrament.
The Coffee Hour – Searching the Scriptures: June/July 2021 Lutheran Witness
Andy and Sarah talk with Rev. Roy Askins, Managing Editor of The Lutheran Witness.
The Lutheran Witness Podcast: How the Church Can Support Military Families during Deployment
They say something always breaks in the first week of a spouse’s deployment.
The Coffee Hour – Searching the Scriptures: May 2021 Lutheran Witness
Andy and Sarah talk with Rev. Roy Askins, Managing Editor of The Lutheran Witness.
The Lutheran Witness Podcast: Good Works in the Freedom of Faith
While good works have no necessity for the inner person, they are necessary on account of the outer person (the old creature inherited from Adam).
The Lutheran Witness Podcast: Anointed for Burial
Jesus was anointed so many times, it is no wonder that He was called “the Christ,” which in Greek means “anointed.”