Martin Luther really 'got' St. Paul and this is premium, 200 proof St. Paul! Luther called the letter to the Galatians, "the Magna Carta of Christian Liberty". Dr. Rod Rosenbladt did a close reading of Luther's Galatians commentary over the summer of 2011 and outlined the preface and first four chapters. The videos are a must see. These are the accompanying outlines written by Dr. Rosenbladt from which he created the lectures.

The free previews of the four main chapters which Dr. Rosenbladt provided for the lectures are available in our Freebies section.

Whether you are a life long student of scripture or a newbie, this one's for you; we all need to get excited about how good the Good News of Christianity is! The death of Christ saves!

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The Bible is a big book! Actually, it is a mini library consisting of sixty-six individual books. Either way you look at it, the central theme of the Bible remains a mystery to many people. This need not be the case. In the Bible in an Hour audio presentation, veteran Bible teacher Wade Butler will be your guide as he takes you on a panoramic journey through the Scriptures.

Many people know all of the stories in the Bible, but have no idea how they all fit together. It's like they have a string of pearls all loose in a bag, but have never seen the whole necklace. It's like they have all the pieces of a jigsaw puzzle, but have never seen the top of the box. Bible in an Hour will show you the way the pearls are strung together, and finally, finally, you will see the top of the box. -Wade Butler

If you're looking for a heavy dose of guilt and shame, then you've come to the wrong place. Does your struggle with sin ever cause you to question your salvation? Is there an area of your life that is totally out of control? Has the perfect standard of God's law brought you to the brink of despair?

Take heart. You are not alone. The conflict between law and grace has permeated Christendom for centuries and continues on to this day. The acrid smoke rising from the battlefield has even clouded the minds of some Christians to seriously contemplate; "Is Christ's death enough to save even a sinner such as me?"

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Zion Lutheran Church in Tomball, Texas invited Dr. Rod Rosenbladt and Craig Parton to speak at the 2009 Apologetics Symposium. Their assignment was straightforward: define the apologetic task and give the bedrock foundation for an easily understood defense of the Christian faith.

With the exception of Dr. John Warwick Montgomery, there are no more eminently qualified and experienced men to address this topic than these two men, and they both hit grand slam home runs with these lectures.

Several of the attendees at the Symposium told us that these were the best lectures on the subject that they had ever heard. One gentleman told us he had been studying apologetics for twenty years and these (and one by Mr. Parton, in particular) were the clearest, most powerful lectures on the subject that he had ever heard.

From the Author of Bible In An Hour^®

First 3 Tracks Available FREE In Our Freebies Section!

In this presentation Pastor Butler examines the significance of the Tabernacle and the Ark of the Covenant as a prophetic picture of the person and work of Christ. The parallels to Christ and His ministry are highlighted and drawn in high relief against the background of both the Old and New Testaments.

The ministry of the priests is compared and contrasted to the ministry of Christ.

Year after year the priests entered from outside the Tabernacle to perform the prescribed washings and sacrifices. From there they would enter the Holy place to burn incense on the altar, place the loaves on the table of the showbread, and tend to the lamp of God. Once a year the High priest would enter the holy of holies, the most holy place, to sprinkle the blood of the sacrifice on the mercy seat, the covering of the ark. It is Pastor Butler’s contention that Jesus made the same journey, only He did it in reverse order, from the holy of holies to outside the tabernacle.

Hungry for truth? Starving for clarity? Well then, pull up a chair and feast on these tasty lectures presented by Dr. Rod Rosenbladt and Craig Parton Esq. as they team up to answer the growing question "Where in the Church is the Gospel?"

In the perfect follow-through to the first part of this series, "The Gospel For Those Broken By The Church", Dr. Rosenbladt shares the essential ingredients present in churches that preach the Gospel and will equip you with the basic tools needed to evaluate a Gospel centered church. These lectures provide healthy food for thought when weighing a church's faithfulness to the Gospel and offer hope for those who may be starving in the post-evangelical famine.

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Featuring Dr. James Nestingen

Are confession and absolution archaic notions which we've outgrown? Are they simply parts of a stodgy, old and outdated church?

Or are they still just as necessary and, dare I say it, relevant as they ever were? Maybe even moreso?

What are confession and absolution? What do they do and what do they mean?

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For the Christian, it can often be difficult to reconcile being both sinner and yet righteous by faith. It is a dichotomy that can truly seem so contradictory as to not even be possible. But yet, being baptized into Christ's death and resurrection, the sinner is declared blameless, Jesus' righteousness being imputed to the sinner's account for Jesus' sake.

Our lion design focusing on Dr. Martin Luther's "Simul Iustus Et Peccator", or "At Once Justified and Sinner", shows the tension of the difficult, yet true, state for the Christian believer. But rather than focus on the believer himself, this design re-focuses the concept of "Simul Iustus" back to Jesus Christ and the cross.

The Word of God is no stranger to attack. Ever since the Garden of Eden, God's word has been under siege. The first question recorded in Scripture is when Satan asked Eve, "Did God really say...?" (Genesis 3:1). People today are still questioning God's word.

Instead of the Bible being granted the basic dignity of being considered innocent until proven guilty, it is unashamedly considered by many to be guilty until proven innocent. However, in spite of centuries of turmoil and aggression brought against it, the word of the Lord stands firm forever. As the psalmist rightly declares, "Your word, O LORD is eternal; it stands firm in the heavens." (Psalm 119:89).