
The Lutheran Hour was first broadcast Oct. 2, 1930 and continues to air today, making it the world’s oldest continually broadcast Christ-centered radio program. Learn more at lhm.org/the-lutheran-hour/.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 466 | Founded | 21 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

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Weekly podcast is very inspirational. Good guests.
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!
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This program centers conversations around Christian faith, biblical interpretation, and practical ministry, often pairing a host with theologians, pastors, and church leaders to unpack parables, sermons, and faith-in-life topics. Episodes frequently weave scriptural study with personal storytelling, ministry resources, and applications for individual believers and faith communities. Notable threads include exploring forgiveness, suffering, and hope through Lutheran theology, as well as offering actionable guidance for outreach, evangelism, and spiritual formation. A distinctive strength is its emphasis on pastoral insight and classroom-level biblical context delivered in accessible, sermon-like formats, sometimes featuring scholarly guests ... more
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Recent guests on The Lutheran Hour include:
1. Dr. David Schmidt
2. Michael Ziegler
3. David Schmidt
4. Dr. Michael Zeigler
5. Daniel Pavela
6. Glenn Nielsen
7. Reverend Dr. Ryan Tinetti
8. Chris Mackey
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