The Lutheran Hour

Oswald Hoffmann, the former speaker known for his impactful sermons, revisits the compelling story of Gideon, an unexpected military leader. He elaborates on Gideon’s transformation from fear to faith, emphasizing how divine guidance shaped his courageous leadership against the Midianites. The discussion explores the challenges of living by faith amid modern fears and highlights God's unconventional methods in delivering His people. Hoffmann's reflections urge listeners to embrace grace and community, illustrating the timeless relevance of Gideon's journey.

Archives August--Dr. Oswald Hoffmann recounts the story of Moses.

After Jesus claimed the Old Testament was written about Him, the people of His hometown wrote Him off.

Of course, we should search the Scriptures, but we search them for Jesus, the One to Whom the Scriptures point.

God's Law-talk prepares us for God's Gospel-talk. Author Tim Carter (The Executioner's Redemption) is featured.

God's plans for us are not me-centered; they are Christ-centered. Dr. Zeigler talks with "Soul Surfer" author, Bethany Hamilton.

God's Word grows like a perfect garden, bearing fruit in every season.

The Book of Job is not light reading, but Christians read it in the Light of Christ.

The Book of Job can teach us something about prayer and about how we can talk honestly to God, covered by Jesus.

The devil is real, but rather than fretting about the evil he can do, we rejoice in all that Christ has done to defeat him.