Jesus calls His followers to undergo transformation, endure opposition, and engage others in conversation.

Whatever we ask of Jesus is probably too small, because Jesus provides more than what we expect.

The Holy Spirit breathes life into the Church and the Church breathes that life out to the world, with the love of Christ.

Learn how the followers of Christ are raising God's flag in the world.

The top three best-selling books all present visions of hope, but how they hope to achieve it is a much different story.

"Tears of Hope" is a special presentation of The Lutheran Hour®. The excitement and anticipation for the annual camping trip with Dad ends with a devastating turn of events. Broken and blaming himself, Luke questions how a good and gracious God could allo

There are artists who can take old junk and turn it into something new and beautiful. Dr. Michael Zeigler tells how Jesus repurposes both the junk and the joy in our lives.

God promised to make Abraham the father of many nations through the gift of a son named Isaac. But then God asked Abraham to return that gift in a most shocking way.

Jesus engages his opponents in a battle of wits and wins -- for us.

The more you listen to the life of Jesus, the more you admire Him and the more grateful you are to be included in His company.

In Christ, losing is winning and winning is losing. Dr. John Nunes explains what that means.

Dr. Michael Zeigler talks about spiritual growth in the season of Lent and dying to self in a "do-it-yourself" world.

How do you encourage someone to receive the gift God has for them? That's what evangelism is all about.

What fills the heart that has no room to forgive?

Forgiveness is a gift Christ won for us on a cross, thousands of miles away and two thousand years ago.

God's forgiveness covers our sins-but it's not a coverup!

Dr. Michael Zeigler explains why it's not a contradiction to offer forgiveness while insisting on justice.

Dr. Michael Zeigler discusses forgiveness--what it is and what it isn't.

When life becomes an endless roundabout of regret, Christ is your entrance to forgiveness and a new start.

This Christmas Eve, God wants to be found in the human community gathered in the name of Jesus and in the conversation connected with Him.