Podcasts about Wels

What would you do if you lost your keys?...

“You just gotta believe!”...

Have you ever bitten into a bland meal...

Jesus never sugarcoated discipleship...

Jesus had a way of thinning crowds...

It's not always easy to forgive...

Life is full of choices...

Heute bei Dr. Hart und Dr. Zart: Ein Wels, der Motorrad fährt...

Did you ever have anyone dump a bucket of cold water over you...

The Bible describes Jesus as an advocate...

Sometimes your work will go unnoticed...

In this episode of The Lutheran History Podcast, we talk with Dr. Timothy D. Grundmeier about his recent article, “Pennsylvania's ‘Youthful Daughter': Reexamining the Early History of the Wisconsin Synod,” featured in the Wisconsin Lutheran Quarterly (Spring 2025). While many are familiar with the Wisconsin Synod's early ties to German mission societies and eventual fellowship with the Missouri Synod, Dr. Grundmeier highlights an often underappreciated chapter in WELS history: its formative partnership with the Pennsylvania Synod. Drawing on rich archival sources, he paints a fuller picture of how eastern Lutherans supported and shaped the growing church in the Midwest through financial aid, pastoral connections, and shared theological commitments. This episode invites listeners to reflect on the blessings of intersynodical cooperation and the broader roots of confessional Lutheranism in America.Support the show Confessional Languages Scholarship The Wauwatosa Diary (book) Youtube ( even more behind-the-scenes videos available for certain patron tiers) Facebook Website Interview Request Form email: thelutheranhistorypodcast@gmail.com About the HostBenjamin Phelps is a 2014 graduate from Martin Luther College with a Bachelor of Arts with a German emphasis. From there went on to graduate from Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary in 2018. Ben has been a regular writer and presenter on various Lutheran history topics. His 2018 thesis on Wyneken won the John Harrison Ness award and the Abdel Ross Wentz prize. He is also the recipient of several awards from the Concordia Historical Institute.Ben is currently a doctoral student in historical theology through Concordia Seminary's reduced residency program in St. Louis. ...

“Walk humbly with your God”...

You are the Son of God's honored guest...

Imagine that you are at a wedding reception...

In his world, humility rules...

What would Jesus do?...

How can we comprehend an enduring future...

But Jesus knows the devil's schemes...

The first episode of the 2025-26 season of WELSTech is unlocked! Martin and Sallie kick off with a Lutheran-flavored AI theme for the season and share resources to assist with school AI policies. Sallie has a random pick of the week, and Martin shared Gmail keyboard shortcuts. All this and more. Let's go! The discussion […]

Some have called the Valleys of Kashmir “Heaven on Earth.”...

In my 21st-century lifestyle...

Can you rattle off the names of your great-great-grandparents?...

The big moment was near...

Tired of life hacks that promise the world but deliver little? We search for quick fixes for our meals, our homes, and our relationships, but what if there's one "hack" that truly changes everything?This message is part of our sermon series, "Trustworthy," where we explore the reliable truths found in God's Word. This week, we uncover the greatest life hack of all: living each day in light of our sure hope in the living God who has redeemed us! This isn't a temporary fix; it's a radical transformation that impacts our health, wellness, emotions, and relationships.In a world filled with distractions, it's easy for our faith to become apathetic (1 Timothy 4:1-5). But the good news is that our hope isn't in our own efforts, but in the living God who is our Savior! He has saved us for a purpose and now calls us to live out the victory He has already won for us.Join Pastor Ben Kuerth as he explores 1 Timothy 4:6-13 and discover how God invites us to actively train, labor, and strive in godliness, living out the new identity we have in Christ.Sermon: The Greatest Life HackSeries: TrustworthySpeaker: Pastor Ben KuerthBible Text: 1 Timothy 4:6-13This sermon is part of our "Trustworthy" series at Divine Savior Church, a WELS congregation in Doral, FL.Support the showMoved to give? http://dschurch.link/givedoralFor more info about our church please visit our website: https://divinesaviorchurch.com/dscdor/

Go to church...

We have one who has run the race in our place...

Fire can warm or destroy...

How vulnerable is your church or school to hacking? On this episode of WELSTech learn why vigilant training on threat avoidance is important in ministry settings and find links to available (and many times free) resources to assist with those efforts. Sallie shares a family friendly YouTube channel and Martin has some hardware to detect […]

God doesn't want you to see hardship as punishment for sin...

When you face opposition, remember he faced worse for you...

After surviving WTJT in Hamburg, the experienced excruciating physical and mental pain was NO REASON for B.Engel and Tschebesta to take the trip to the small city of Wels, Austria and watch our beloved Turboneger performing in a solo show. Wha...

After surviving WTJT in Hamburg, the experienced excruciating physical and mental pain was NO REASON for B.Engel and Tschebesta to take the trip to the small city of Wels, Austria and watch our beloved Turboneger performing in a solo show. What a perfect, positive treat!

Yes, the gospel. causes division..

When Jesus was born, angels filled the sky...

God wants us to get the Word out...

When you're struggling, look up into the night sky...

The Lord made great promises to Abram...

We all have battles. It could be...

Trust in God's promises...

God's generosity frees us to be generous to others...

Love has a way of reordering how you think...

Do you believe God's promises?...

Live your life focused...

Faith, family, and football...

How much time do we spend worrying?...

What do you know about Ravens?...

I knew a man who was looking forward to retirement...

Life is not about possessions...

"Set your mind on things above"...