This week on the Word of the Lord indoors forever, we finish Ruth with Ruth Waits with

Naomi. Take my right of redemption. Boaz redeems. Ruth bears Obed, and then we head back into the New Testament with intro to James.

Join me, Pastor Will Wheaton, for the Word of the Lord indoors forever, your daily 15 minute,

verse by verse, Bible, study on demand listen at the word indoors

or your favorite podcast provider Who breaks the darkness with a

a lierew, raising price.

Praise the bar, the bar who,

the business, turning my dress into sight.

Praise the bar. into sight.

Praise the bar who brings the bar who brings the house home,

here we can average that is in. If the average and its knees,

all its doors and its doors and fleeing fastest

fleeing fastest to recover it. The Lutheran Public Radio Choir with the hymn praised the one who breaks the darkness, talking about

turning blindness into sight, praise the one who frees the prisoners.

Well, in the gospel reading, according to the one-year electionary, for this coming Sunday, we find Jesus doing just that, releasing prisoners from their sin and healing a blind man.

In fact, the blind man sees by faith before he sees with his physical eyes.

Welcome back to issues etc. coming to you live from the studios of Lutheran Public Radio in Collinsville, Illinois.

I'm Todd Wilkin. Thanks for tuning us in.

Pastor Will Weden will join us to look forward to Sunday morning according to the

one-year electionary. He's assistant pastor at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Hamill, Illinois,

formerly served as director of worship for the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod.

He's author of the books, celebrating the Saints, thank, praise, serve, and obey

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