<description>It's often said, "Misery loves company." Christ comes to us in our misery with God's love and mercy.</description>

It's often said, "Misery loves company." Christ comes to us in our misery with God's love and mercy.

Misery Loves Company

<description>Our small efforts to become the people Jesus saved us to be might seem insignificant, but small efforts compound.</description>

Our small efforts to become the people Jesus saved us to be might seem insignificant, but small efforts compound.

Don't Despise Small Beginnings

<description>If Easter tells us that Jesus the King has won, then Ascension tells us the King is reigning, and His reign is good.</description>

If Easter tells us that Jesus the King has won, then Ascension tells us the King is reigning, and His reign is good.

The King Who Reigns

<description>Offer up your plans to God in prayer and see what God does with them. Let your plans become prayers that lead you to praise.</description>

Offer up your plans to God in prayer and see what God does with them. Let your plans become prayers that lead you to praise.

Planning Is Everything

<description>God is the God of second chances, not for Himself but for others.</description>

God is the God of second chances, not for Himself but for others.

Second Chances and First Impressions

The Lutheran Hour was first broadcast Oct. 2, 1930 and continues to air today, making it the world’s oldest continually broadcast Christ-centered radio program. Learn more at <a href="https://www.lhm.org/the-lutheran-hour/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">lhm.org/the-lutheran-hour/</a>.

The Lutheran Hour was first broadcast Oct. 2, 1930 and continues on the air today, making it the world’s oldest continually broadcast Christ-centered radio program.

The Lutheran Hour

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