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This edition of Table Talk Radio gives our listeners a foretaste of the feast of the Praise Song Cruncher Marathon to come. (And is a present reality http://www.tabletalkradio.org/content/node/193). Before that, we practice the TI and respond to our listeners.

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After responding to listener email, we play the audio edition of Table Talk Jeopardy under the category "Justification."

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Continuing our conversation with Rev. Steven Parks, Pastor of University Hills Lutheran Church in Denver, CO about the teachings of the Roman Catholic Church and the Solas of the Reformation. This edition talks about Sola Fide and the Roman Catholic understanding of Justification.

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Today special guest Dr. Adam Francisco of Concordia Theological Seminary we talk about the religion of Islam. After our conversation with Dr. Francisco, we play the Bible Bee--Law/Gospel supergame.

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Today on Table Talk Radio Evan and Pr Wolfmueller began by playing "Who Want to be a Theologian" followed by "Which Ladder" with special guest Rev. Randy Golter, District President of the Rocky Mountain District of the LCMS. After that, they continue by playing Church Father or.....? Lastly, Rev. Hans Fiene of Mount Calvary Lutheran Church in Denver steps in the Studio to discuss Adolf Koberle's Quest for Holiness.

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Right after a game of Table Talk Jeopardy: Audio edition, Table Talk Radio invites Rev. Brian Kachelmeier to play Bible Bee! That is followed by a new game; What's In Your Pastor's Library.

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Pastor Wolfmueller spent some time on the streets of Denver asking people "How do you get to heaven?" We start out this edition talking about their responses. We then play Table Talk Jeopardy, Who Wants to be a Theologian and end up by responding to questions from our listeners.

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The first show of Table Talk Radio, we begin by introducing ourselves and Table Talk Radio, and talk about Lutheranism and the "Solas" of the reformation.

Imagine life without the Gospel. For many people, even for many people that we know, this is their reality. What would such a life be like? How would we live, think, be?

How do you know what God thinks about you? How do you know if He's smiling or frowning? How do you know if God hates you or loves you?