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Impact features interviews with gifted Bible scholars to help you grow in your understanding of Scripture. The guests on this podcast have dedicated their lives to teaching God's Word and provide great blessings through their valuable insight.
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- Sep 21, 2026
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Episode 297 - Be Strong and Courageous (opens the original)
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God's words to Joshua prior to entering the Promised Land are words you too can cherish. Martin Luther College Professor Aaron Dolan is here to discuss.
Episode 296 - The Parable of the Ten Minas (opens the original)
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God most certainly has expectations for us while Jesus is away. That truth is the message of this Luke 19 parable. Dr. Stephen Geiger from Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary is here to explain Jesus' Parable of the Ten Minas.
Episode 295 - Keep Quiet or Else (opens the original)
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God sent the apostles out to spread the word about Jesus, but the government ordered them to keep quiet about Jesus or else. What did they do? That is Acts 5. Seminary Professor Sam Degner is here to take us through this wonderfully inspiring chapter.
Episode 294 - The Apostles Escape from Prison (opens the original)
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Persecution is the name of the game for the witnesses of Jesus going back to the first witnesses of Jesus. Seminary Professor Sam Degner is here to take us through Acts 5.
Episode 293 - The Creation of Woman (opens the original)
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This week we finish up in Genesis 2 with Pastor Justin Cloute, Wisconsin Lutheran College. Topics include the institution of marriage.
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