Many Christians have never heard of "the Farewell to the Alleluia," and yet it may be one of the most theologically powerful moments in the liturgical year.
Valentine’s Day: Bleeds or Feels?
15/2/2026 | 49 mins.
February 14 once remembered a martyr — love that bleeds. Today it celebrates romance — love that feels. What happened? And what does that historical drift reveal about human love, divine love, and the gospel itself?
Luke 15: Three Slaveries?
14/2/2026 | 1h 12 mins.
Before moving into Chapter 1 of the book, we return to the introduction to examine a major theological claim: that Luke 15 presents three forms of slavery — a sinful flesh that wants to wander, a troubled conscience that fears it cannot return, and a "little Pharisee" living in our hearts — and that Jesus desires to set us free from each. But does Luke 15 actually teach this?
A Forgotten Lutheran Devotional
13/2/2026 | 59 mins.
Most modern devotionals try to comfort you first. Johann Gerhard does the opposite. Written in 1606, Sacred Meditations was once one of the most beloved devotional books in Lutheran history. Today almost no one reads it
The Older Brother Thesis
12/2/2026 | 1h 9 mins.
Episode 1 begins our series Rethinking the Prodigal Son by examining the "older brother thesis" — the claim that the older brother is the central focus of Luke 15.
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