Jesus is the Light of the world. However, He sometimes keeps that light out of the visible range. We can't see it, but it changes what we see.

Do you want a life that amounts to more than a hill o' beans? Hear how Christ's death and resurrection gives us life with God that can't be measured.

Life was not meant to be a do-it-yourself project. We need God's help, His strength, His gifts.

If you don't need God, you won't know God.

Jesus gives us Himself as the Bread of Life so that everything we need can be filled by Him and His gifts.

Where we might see only a problem, Jesus sees a person who needs an Advocate.

Jesus crosses borders and even breaks down the barrier of death to do the things that make for unity: shared worship, shared mission, shared harvest.

Like an overture that introduces a great musical work, John the Baptizer is the living voice sent by God to bear witness to Jesus' lordship and salvation.

God makes us believers and the more we believe, the more we become involved in the institutions God made--church, marriage, family, and work.

When you're not limited by the size of your table, you can invite everyone.

Do you need more faith? Then you need the Word. Faith comes from hearing the Word of Christ.

The Good Life--what is it? Pastor Chad Lakies says life is truly good when it's life the way God meant it to be.

Jesus sets a good example, but good examples can't help dead people. Only God's Son can make us alive again.

The church welcomes people, but does it also welcome their problems? Dr. Michael Zeigler says the church should be a place that makes room for both joy and sorrow.

The Lutheran Hour was first broadcast Oct. 2, 1930 and continues on the air today, making it the world’s oldest continually broadcast Christ-centered radio program. To learn more and access additional show resources, visit lutheranhour.org.

Everyone has a story to tell and yours can be one through which Jesus is working to make the world new again.

A mother and her young son trade a life of privilege for one of poverty, a story that is borderline unbelievable, yet nonetheless true.

Jesus sees what's in our hearts. What's in His heart? God saw that we needed a Savior.

If everything you've ever thought or done was captured in a photo, how many of them would you save for all to see? Hear how God redeems all our snapshots--even those that don't seem "album-worthy."

God comes to renew us with His forgiving love, rename us in Baptism, and remain with us through His Word.