You can listen to our new audio book, I Trust When Dark My Road, A Lutheran View of Depression.

It's voiced by the book's author, Pastor Todd Peppercorn, and includes an introduction

voiced by Pastor Matt Harrison, President of the Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod.

Just go to issuesetc.org, enter your email address, and we'll send you a link to the audio book.

I Trust When Dark My Road, A Lutheran View of Depression.

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The Lord, we give you the gift of sin, and brings us conjured street again.

Let them love us for fantasy, the sinful soul to creep again.

Come to the cross, trust, Christ, and we, the Lord, the peace, can never hear,

we'll come for a candle, mercy.

That is, listen, public radio, choir, with stanza 8 of the hymn,

salvation unto us has come. Come to the cross, trust, Christ, and live.

Well, Christ is gathering people early in the day, late in the day, he's gathering them

to labor in his vineyard, and in the end, the wages that are paid are all sheer grace.

That's what we look forward to on this coming Sunday morning, according to the three-year

electionary. Greetings, and welcome to Issuesetc.org, coming to you live from the studios of

Lutheran public radio in Collinsville, Illinois. I'm Todd Wilkin. Thanks for tuning us in.

We'll be looking forward to Sunday morning with Pastor Sean Denzer, and then we'll spend some

time with Greg Cocoel, founder of Stand to Reason. We'll be talking about using questions to answer

the objections of unbelievers. Pastor Sean Denzer is director of worship for the Lutheran

Church Missouri Senate. Sean, welcome back. Great to be here, Todd. We're going to be looking

at Matthew 20, 1 through 16. That's the laborers in the vineyard. Is there a connection between

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