In this episode, we’re joined by Dr. Kim Marxhausen. Kim will be walking us through ways that caregivers can better care for themselves, and how we can offer support to our neighbors who are caring for loved ones. If you’re new to this podcast, be sure to hit the subscribe button so you don’t miss…

The Reformation had a profound impact on the hymnody of the Lutheran Church. Today, we’ll be talking about the musical shifts that occurred during the Reformation era with our guest, Peter Reske. Peter is the senior editor of music and worship resources here at Concordia Publishing House. Find out more at: cph.org/companion

The Bible contains many love stories, but the account of the prophet Hosea and his unfaithful wife Gomer, wins the prize for the most surprising. Her new bible study, God’s Relentless Love, author Sharla Fritz digs deep into the Book of Hosea.

In his new book, Meant for More: In With and Under the Ordinary, Dr. John Nunes explains that we –you—are meant for more. Dr. Nunes is the president of Concordia College New York.

Christians are called to engage for the sake of the Gospel. We engage those for whom the Gospel is intended (which is everyone). Our guest today is going to help us understand what this looks like in the midst of political conversations and considerations. We’re glad to welcome our friend Rev. Dr. Alfonso Espinosa back…

Healthy leadership is instrumental to the effectiveness of any organization. Today we’ll be talking about leadership, what sets Lutheran leaders apart, and what leaders should be looking for as they navigate change. Our guest today is Dr. Donald Christian. Don is the President and Chief Executive Officer of Concordia University Texas.