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July 2010

July 4
"Salvation is Near"
Speaker: Rev. Dr. Ken Klaus
God uses preachers and preaching to share salvation's story. People may or may not listen, but preachers have to preach.
(Luke 10:8-11)

July 11
"Out of Hell, Into Heaven"
Speaker: Rev. Dr. Ken Klaus
A teacher of the law asked Jesus, "What must I do to inherit eternal life?" The unspoken question is, "How can I avoid eternal death and damnation?"
(Luke 10:25-37)

July 18
"Against Indifference"
Speaker: Rev. Dr. Ken Klaus
God's gifts aren't usually taken from people by force, they're given up through indifference and apathy.
(Luke 10:42b)

July 25
"The Changeless Christ for a Changing World"
Guest Speaker: Dr. Walter A. Maier
We present a classic Lutheran Hour message from the program's founder and first Speaker, Dr. Walter A. Maier. This message was originally broadcast the day after Christmas, 1937.
(Hebrews 13:8)

August 2010

August 1
"Fools"
Speaker: Rev. Dr. Ken Klaus
Why would God call anyone a fool? God's Word gives us the answer: "The fool says in his heart, 'There is no God.'"
(Luke 12:19-21)

August 8
"Proper Priorities"
Speaker: Rev. Dr. Ken Klaus
When we pursue our desires but fail to seek God's will, our priorities are out of order.
(Luke 12:29-31)

August 15
"Figure it Out"
Speaker: Rev. Dr. Ken Klaus
Jesus is not the person many people mistakenly think He is or would like Him to be.
(Luke 12:51)

August 22
"Does He Know You?"
Speaker: Rev. Dr. Ken Klaus
People often do what they do because they think the rules don't apply to them.
(Luke 13:23-25)

August 29
"Does God Care?"
Guest Speaker: Rev. Dr. Lawrence Acker
The troubles and trials that seem to surround us are not punishments from God but rather a chastening of the Lord. This classic Lutheran Hour message by the Rev. Dr. Lawrence Acker was originally broadcast in June, 1951.
(Psalm 73:11-14)