The Lutheran Hour was first broadcast Oct. 2, 1930 and continues on the air today, making it the world’s oldest continually broadcast Christ-centered radio program.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 420 | Founded | 20 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity |
The Holy Spirit is the Helper who comes to dwell in and with us, to encourage and empower us.
Forgiveness isn't a formality with God. Forgiveness is formative. It changes us.
Every age has a stage, not just a stage of life, but also a stage on which to perform and to serve.
God made us to move--toward Him in faith and toward our neighbor in love.
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It seems like The Lutheran Hour is losing its Lutheran identity. It could very well be any Christian outreach program, which isn’t a bad thing but it really isn’t set apart from other religious programs. The music used is also often generic Christian music that might be heard in a Hobby Lobby. Our distinct Lutheran heritage isn’t much on display here in 2025.
Me and my family listen to your podcast and actually listen to it. We have to listen to it to make it make sense. It’s different. And that means that we understand it, we actually listen and think on it. That’s what makes your podcast so much more enjoyable and interesting.
A very relatable message. We all fall short, but are forgiven by the blood of the Lamb! God be praised!
A very relatable message. We all fall short, but are forgiven by the blood of the Lamb! God be praised!
Consistently great biblical messages with meaning for everyday life . Perfect for when you are on the road and/or when you are struggling to follow the message(s) of your home church’s pastor.
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This series provides insightful and thought-provoking content centered around Christian faith and values, with a strong emphasis on the teachings of Jesus Christ. Episodes feature sermons, discussions about biblical figures, and personal stories of transformation, all aimed at encouraging listeners in their spiritual journeys. The speakers often incorporate relatable anecdotes and contemporary issues, making age-old truths relevant to modern life. The blend of scholarly insight and personal testimony sets this series apart, as it actively engages listeners from various backgrounds seeking deeper connections with their faith.
Listeners can expect a mix of theological exploration, practical spirituality, and inspirational storytelling that r... more
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The Lutheran Hour launched 20 years ago and published 420 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on The Lutheran Hour include:
1. Dr. Shelley Schwalm
2. Dr. Reed Lessing
3. Dr. Ryan Tinetti
4. Tim Carter
5. Bethany Hamilton
6. Dr. Daniel Pavela
7. Dr. Tim Seleska
8. Pastor Hermán Novelli
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