The Lutheran Hour

Jesus alone is the Way out, rescuing us from sin, despair, and death. He calls us to live as people "on the way."

Are you feeling worn down or worn out? Through faith, God conforms us to the pattern of Christ.

The Holy Spirit is the Helper who comes to dwell in and with us, to encourage and empower us.

Forgiveness isn't a formality with God. Forgiveness is formative. It changes us.

Every age has a stage, not just a stage of life, but also a stage on which to perform and to serve.

God made us to move--toward Him in faith and toward our neighbor in love.

We lost God's name along the way, but God found us and gave us the Name by which we can know Him: Jesus--"God saves."

A paradox doesn't make sense, mathematically. But it can be an accurate description of real-life experience.

God's love finds His people in the wilderness, the place where God gives bread from heaven, water from a rock, and streams in the desert.

Dale Meyer, former president of Concordia Seminary, shares profound insights on the theme of life's challenges drawing us closer to Christ. He discusses how aging and limitations can shape our faith journey, reminding listeners of Jesus' comforting presence. With reflections on the essence of the Christmas season, he emphasizes humility and joy amidst struggles. The metaphor of a funnel illustrates how history and personal experiences converge, highlighting God's narrative while encouraging a deeper relationship with Jesus through life's narrowing moments.