The Lutheran Witness Podcast KFUO Radio

The Lutheran Witness is launching a podcast. It may not be the traditional podcast, but it’s another way for you to learn more about what it means to have a Lutheran perspective on the world. There’s also a little bit about the “Letter to the editor” contest on the new website. Make sure you check it out.  
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In the ancient church, making the confession that Jesus is Lord could bring persecution and possibly death. Why did they hold so steadfastly to this confession? The Rev. Bryan Wolfmueller explains the biblical background of this phrase and why we should continue to hold fast to this confession. Read the full article on The Lutheran Witness website. 
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God knows our future. Our coming and going and last breath are known to Him. In this introductory article to his series called, “Our Problems; God’s Solutions,” the Rev. Dr. Adam Koontz sets the stage for looking at our problems from a biblical perspective. 
You can read the original article on the LW website. 
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The COVID-19 pandemic affected the way we gather to receive our Lord’s gifts. In today’s episode, Rachel Bomberger discusses the joy of finally being able to gather together with God’s people, even if it took place in a parking lot. As the Early Church also faithfully gathered even in catacombs, so also we gladly gather to receive God’s Word and His sacrament, even in uncomfortable times. 
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God commanded Moses to create a bronze serpent; God healed those who looked to the serpent. Generations later, King Hezekiah tore down the pole since the Israelites had started to worship the pole. Modern cell phone towers now reach to the heavens throughout the world. In this article, the Rev. Trevor Sutton explores the boundaries of using God’s gifts and worshiping them.  

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The Supreme Court added to the interpretation of the Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. They interpreted “sex” must be construed to include sexual desires and gender self-identity. This could have far-reaching effects on the church and para-church organizations.  

For more information on The Lutheran Witness or to subscribe to the magazine, please visit witness.lcms.org. Sound effect obtained from zapsplat.com.