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On The Line

Bryan Stecker
Evangelization
Christianity
Critical Race Theory
Secularism
Lutheran Church Missouri Synod
Nostalgia
Lutheran Church
Addiction
Racism
George Floyd Incident
Emotional Turmoil
Personal Reflection
Islam
Misinformation
Hospitality
Social Justice
American Church
The Church
Minneapolis
Inner City Ministry

OTL is the Lutheran, Long-Form podcast that engages Theology and Culture. New Episodes Every Monday!

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Latest Episodes

Join us at the long table as we retrace the forgotten corners of American religion, from frontier revivalism and folk magic to the birth of Mormonism, and ask what these movements reveal about faith, authority, and the hunger for revelation in every ... more

Join us at St. John's Lutheran Church in Racine, Wisconsin, as we rediscover the treasures of confessional Lutheranism, explore why beauty, truth, and order still matter, and confront what’s lost when the Church trades her birthright for the fashions... more

Join us in Moscow, Idaho, as we recover a biblical vision of politics, family, and freedom—exploring how God orders nations and households, why secular neutrality is a myth, and how Christians can live publicly and courageously in the world without c... more

Join us at Concordia University Wisconsin as we wrestle with the philosophy of mind, the challenge of materialism, and the promise and peril of new technologies—from AI to transhumanism—and ask what it means to be truly human in light of God’s design... more

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Recent Guests

Evan Scamman
Pastor and Theologian defending Confessional Lutheranism and Infant Baptism
Lutheran Church
Episode: Evan Scamman: Defending Confessional Lutheranism & Infant Baptism
Dr. Angus Menuge
Professor of philosophy at Concordia University, Wisconsin, with a focus on the philosophy of mind.
Concordia University, Wisconsin
Episode: Dr. Angus Menuge: Artificial Intelligence, Transhumanism, and C.S. Lewis' Warning About the End of Man
Dr. Susan Mobley
Historian of Education, focused on Classical Education and its impacts
Concordia University Wisconsin
Episode: Dr. Susan Mobley: This Idea Changed Everything (And We Barely Noticed)
Dr. Jamison Hardy
President of the Concordia University System
Concordia University System
Episode: Dr. Jamison Hardy: Major Updates on the Concordia Universities
Dr. Joel Elowsky
Theologian with expertise in early church history and Lutheran doctrine.
Episode: Dr. Joel Elowsky: The Early Church Was Lutheran
Dr. Stephen Pietsch
Theological expert discussing the Lutheran Church dynamics
Lutheran Church
Episode: Dr. Stephen Pietsch: What is Happening in the Australian Lutheran Church?
Christian Preuss
Dr. Christian Preuss is involved in apologetics and has spoken at the Christian Culture Conference.
Episode: Christian Preus: Atheism & The Gods of the Culture
David Ramirez
Pastor and theologian discussing Enlightenment's effect on Christianity
Episode: Rev. David Ramirez: How The Enlightenment Deceived Christians
Dr. Adam Francisco
Leading apologist in the Lutheran Church and expert on understanding Islam
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Episode: Dr. Adam Francisco: History & Beliefs of Islam

Hosts

Bryan Stecker
Co-host with experience in theological discussions and community engagement, emphasizing Lutheran perspectives.
Bennett
Co-host known for his insightful contributions to discussions about Lutheran theology and modern culture.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 259 ratings
  • Great

    Podcast Addict
    5
    tom
    4 months ago
  • If God will’s it, this podcast will save America

    Best podcast period. Everyone should listen to episode 2 with Dr Koontz

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Cowboy611
    United States4 months ago
  • Much needed

    Well thought out, relevant, and impactful. Truly a God-send

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sam Homp
    United States4 months ago
  • Great substance and highly engaging…be careful you will be addicted

    Every week there are gems. And every week will both satisfy you and leave you hungry for more.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    M F G B
    United States5 months ago
  • What I’ve been looking for…

    One The Line is a thought provoking and challenging long form podcast. I have enjoyed the conversational style of the interviews, the excellent questions from Bryan, and the caliber of the guests. This is a needed addition to the Lutheran space as well as an excellently produced podcast by any standards.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Elijah the iPhone Guy
    United States8 months ago

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Many commend the depth of theological insight, highlighting the unique perspectives shared by hosts and guests alike.
Reviews often mention the podcast's ability to relate traditional Lutheran teachings to contemporary issues, making it accessible and relatable.
Listeners appreciate the thoughtful and engaging discussions, noting the podcast's relevance in today's cultural landscape.
Listeners express gratitude for the focus on personal faith journeys, finding inspiration and encouragement from the conversations.

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Evan Scamman: Defending Confessional Lutheranism & Infant Baptism
Q: What do we do with babies who aren't baptized?
Like King David believed about his deceased son, we trust in God's mercy and that the promises of Christ encompass those who are not baptized.
Evan Scamman: Defending Confessional Lutheranism & Infant Baptism
Q: What about the struggles modern people face?
Modern Christians grapple with comfortable lives and biblical illiteracy, often being influenced by consumer culture rather than deep theological understanding.
Evan Scamman: Defending Confessional Lutheranism & Infant Baptism
Q: What makes Lutheranism distinct?
Lutheranism is distinct because it adheres to the pure teaching of Christ, emphasizing the doctrine of the Apostles, which is foundational to its theology.
Dr. John Bombaro: Why the Lutheran Teaching on the Eucharist & Liturgy Surprises Catholics
Q: How do we begin to teach our people so they are coming to Mass specifically for the Christ of the Eucharist?
The liturgy preserves all of that and prepares them to meet Christ meaningfully.
Tim Wood: What the Data Says About the Future of Lutheranism
Q: Do you think a lot of it is, if we can control the fentanyl inflows into the US., do you think that will solve some of these issues?
It's certainly gonna help.

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1. Evan Scamman
2. Dr. Angus Menuge
3. Dr. Susan Mobley
4. Dr. Jamison Hardy
5. Dr. Joel Elowsky
6. Dr. Stephen Pietsch
7. Christian Preuss
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