Here's an excerpt from the Issues that said are a book of the month for February,

Dying to Live, Second Edition.

We're all dying.

We can either die alone or we can die in Jesus.

But his death brings life, and it's when we die with him that we really begin to live.

Learn more about dying to live, the foundation, focus, and shape of the Christian life at Issue ZTC.org

or by calling Concordia Publishing House, 1-800-3253040.

Dying to Live Second Edition, The Issues, Et cetera, Book of the Month.

The following is an encore presentation of Issues, etc.

Music an encore presentation of issues, etc. I'm going to call the season of Epiphany a greatly underappreciated part of the church year.

Usually it's just kind of viewed as a nebulous extension of the short Christmas season

or kind of something to fill time between Christmas and

the beginning of Lent, depending on when you begin your Lenton observations.

But it's so much more.

This season of Epiphany is packed with stuff, the images of Christ that just bombard

us through the hymns of epiphany, through the readings

of epiphany, through the seasons and the symbols that we celebrate during the season, that

most people goes completely and utterly unnoticed. It is so much more than simply some wise men came from the east because they'd seen

a star heralding the birth of Jesus Christ. So much more. We're going to see how much more as we

study the epiphany hymn, hail to the Lord's Anointed. Greetings and welcome to issues, et cetera,

on this Monday afternoon. Martin Luther

King, Jr. Day, I'm Todd Wilkin. Thanks for tuning us in. We'll be studying the hymn. Hail to the

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