There’s a star in the East, and Caspar, Melchior, and Balthasar — together with their newfound friend and hanger-on Trish (who has just completed her “spiritual road trip certification”) — are on an epic journey to worship the Christ child in the manger.
The Coffee Hour — Set Apart To Serve: Moving to Seminary (Rebroadcast)
How does a family make the transition to Seminary? Ross and Jenni George share their story!
The Coffee Hour — Texas Lutheran Writers Round Up
It’s time for the Texas Lutheran Writers Round Up! What is this annual event, and what can attendees expect?
The Coffee Hour — Sharing the Love of Christ in the Armed Forces (Rebroadcast)
How do Chaplains get to make the love of Christ known in their vocations as Chaplains in the Armed Forces? Chaplains Kurtis Bueltmann, David Edwards, and Craig Muehler join us on the show to share their stories!
The Coffee Hour — God in Man Made Manifest: The Season of Epiphany
What makes the season of Epiphany so special?
{The Lutheran Ladies’ Lounge} Wild Card: A Glimpse into History with Mrs. Kretzschmar
This episode is a glimpse into KFUO Radio’s rich history with an interview with Mrs. Kretzschmar, wife of KFUO founder Dr. Richard Kretzschmar.
The Coffee Hour — Set Apart to Serve: Seminary Journey Mapping
How does Journey Mapping help individuals and congregations support future church workers? Annie O’Donoghue and Nick Sargent of Standing Partnership join us!
The Coffee Hour— “The Blessed Seed” LW Searching Scripture, January 2025: Genesis 3:9-15
Rev. Carl Roth talks about the “Searching Scripture” feature in the January 2025 issue of the Lutheran Witness.
The Coffee Hour — Studying Original Sin in the Book of Concord
How does the Book of Concord help us understand Original Sin? The Rev. Brady Finnern joins Andy and Sarah to talk about the Formula of Concord reading plan he created for 2025 and what we will learn in January’s readings!
{The Lutheran Ladies’ Lounge} Our Favorites, Revisited: Prayer with Dr. Kleinig
In this warm and pastoral Kitchen Table Talk conversation, Dr. John Kleinig answers vital questions on prayer from a biblical Lutheran perspective.