How did God address the Gentile nations through the prophet Isaiah?

What is God's message to His own people regarding both judgment and consolation?

And how does Isaiah's divine message apply to us today.

Find out in the new Concordia commentary on Isaiah, Chapter 13 through 27.

Learn more at issues ETC.org or by calling Concordia Publishing House 1-800 325 3040. The issues that set are a book of the month for

February, the Concordia commentary on Isaiah 13 through 27. The following is an encore on We hear these terms like critical theory or intersectionality and sometimes we let them go in one

ear and out the other but they really do these ideas these worldviews really do have

an impact on our everyday lives.

They are in our schools, they are in the workplace, and they're not just

they're floating around, they're being implemented.

You hear about someone losing their job because they won't take part in a

diversity, equity, and inclusion seminar. Well, that's critical theory. That's the

result of ideas and worldviews like intersectionality.

Welcome back to issues, etc.

I'm Todd Wilkin.

Dr. Peter Scare joins us to discuss critical theory and intersectionality.

He's professor of New Testament and chairman

of the Department of Exegetical theology at Concordia Theological Seminary,

Fort Wayne, Indiana. He's authored a column for the Concordia Theological

Quarterly titled Critical Theory and Intersectionality.

Peter, welcome back.

Yeah, good to be with you, Todd.

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