Martin Luther on Mental Health, practical advice for Christians today, is the issues

that set a book of the month for October. It's written by Lutheran Laman, Dr. Stephen

Saunders, Professor of Psychology at Marquette University. Martin Luther on Mental Health

is published by Concordia Publishing House, their phone number 1-800-325-3040, or Learn

More at issuesetc.org, the issues that set a book of the month for October, Martin Luther

on Mental Health.

Well, we've got some comments and questions from our listeners, feedback on our evangelism

series with Dr. Ken Sherb, some questions about our new audio book. I trust and dark

my road, and listeners expressing their thoughts on having Molly Hemingway on the show.

It's time for a listener email on the issues, etc. comment line, email address, talkback

at issuesetc.org, and the comment line 618-223-8382.

I'm really looking forward to our interview with Dr. Bradley Berzer in about 40 minutes

on, he's going to give us a biography on Christopher Columbus. Looking forward to that one.

He's a guy we need to get on more often.

I agree. I'd love to take a history course from him. Let's begin with Jason. Great question,

Jason S. Actually, it's not a question. It's a comment. Mark Hemingway's audio seems

to fade in and out during his two or three most recent appearances. Very difficult to follow

in a noisy environment. We concur, and thanks for listening and trying to listen, Jason.

Well, we apologize. We're trying to track this down because we noticed two interviews

ago that his audio, it was not just slightly fading. It would fade to inaudibility throughout

the course of an interview. It would be normal sound. Then it would just fade. We thought,

well, maybe he's getting off mic that can happen. To me, it sounded like they were running

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