The Lutheran Hour

The gracious words of God change our lives for the better, tell us of our inheritance, and remind us that we are part of a much larger family.

Like sheep that need a shepherd, followers of Christ need pastors who will come looking for them when they stray.

The Holy Spirit empowers us to open our mouths and share Jesus, so that all might have what none of us deserve.

People can be passionate about sports, gardening, video games, or family. All those things can be good, but none of them can save you.

God's mission is like water. Without changing what it is, the Good News of God's Kingdom takes the shape of its cultural container, crossing boundaries and barriers.

The Christians of ancient Antioch were known for their spirit of selfless sacrifice. The spirit of Antioch continues in the Church today because Christ Himself is with us.

The Law and Gospel light of Jesus is both an exposing searchlight that reveals our shortcomings and a warm grow light that nurtures us.

Memorial Day honors those who made "the ultimate sacrifice" in service to country, but there was one Sacrifice infinitely greater.

Jesus leaves His followers waiting for Him to return but He promises they will not be left alone.

It's been said that God's call often comes as a surprise. In Acts 9, we meet three men who found themselves called in ways they could neither forecast nor control.