Speaking of JESUS
Real people having a real conversation about Jesus. That’s it.
Lutheran Hour Ministries aims to inspire you to have more spiritual conversations in your home, digitally, and throughout your community.
We want to encourage you to invite Jesus into everyday conversations with dialogue centered around Christ and His relevance. Each episode features a discussion about a Bible excerpt, what it means to them, and how it applies to daily life.
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Episode 110 | Speaking of Downfalls
November 28, 2021In part two of this conversation with Dr. Tim Saleska, some of the most notable characters in the Old Testament are discussed; giving interesting insights to the books of 1st and 2nd Samuel.
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Episode 109 | Speaking of Incomprehensible
November 14, 2021In this first of two episodes, Dr. Tim Saleska takes a look at the Old Testament books of Samuel and it parallels with our yearning for God today.
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Episode 108 | Speaking of Common Good
October 31, 2021In this final episode of this series on Hopeful Neighborhood Project Don Everts and Jennifer Prophete allays some of the most common apprehension felt when working towards the common good of your neighborhood and the upside of doing so.
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Episode 107 | Speaking of Flourishing
October 17, 2021This episode continues the conversation with Don Everts and Jennifer Prophete. The episode provides insights and resources to envision and improve the wellbeing (shalom) of your neighborhood.
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Episode 106 | Speaking of Gifts
October 03, 2021If you live somewhere and have somebody living “close by“ you’re a neighbor! Working together, using the God-given gifts possessed by you and your neighbors to help raise the wellbeing of your neighborhood.
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Episode 105 | Speaking of Neighborhoods
September 19, 2021In what kind of neighborhood do you live? Urban, suburban, rural? Regardless of what yours looks like there are things we as Christians can do to building relationships and mobilizing to pursue a common goal.