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Episode 27: featuring Pastor Joel Voss
How can Christians find trustworthy resources in a world full of competing voices? The question isn’t new. During the Reformation, Martin Luther worked to make Scripture and its teachings more accessible to ordinary Christians. Today, the challenge isn’t a lack of Christian content but knowing which resources faithfully teach God’s Word amid so many competing messages.
On this episode of Faith Footnotes, Pastor Joel Voss draws on more than 35 years of parish ministry and years of synod leadership to discuss what makes a Christian resource trustworthy. He shares why knowing and revisiting the basic teachings of the Bible matters, how Christians can stay grounded in God’s Word, and the opportunities and challenges new forms of media present for churches and Christian publishers.
As Northwestern Publishing House marks 135 years of serving God’s people, Pastor Voss reflects on what has changed in Christian publishing—and what hasn’t. His perspective offers a timely reminder of why faithful Christian resources matter and how they can help people apply God’s Word to everyday life.
Resources:
- Luther’s Catechism
- A Walk Through the Book of Revelation (adult Bible study)
- 364 Days of Thanksgiving and Devotion (two book set)
- People’s Bible Devotions series
Christian Conversations with NPH
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