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Sermons on Matthew (Page 6)
The birth of Christ, and Christianity itself is filled with illogical and unexpected directions. Paths taken by shepherds, the wise men, and people before and after His arrival don’t always follow the expected path. What course are we on today? As individuals, as a congregation, as a community? May we too be open to those…
Our theme for this midweek advent series is “wait upon the Lord.” For centuries, people waited for the arrival of the Messiah, God’s son, Jesus. In our series we will remember and celebrate His Birth, and the hope He brought to our world. Join us as we wait upon the Lord…with faith!
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The Book of Matthew brings us to the Sermon on the mount…and a list of blessing that may seem archaic to modern ears, but to the listeners of the day it was very familiar. As we reflect on what these blessings mean to us today, we see how each blessing reaches us wherever we are…
We welcome our guest proclaimer Rev Perry Schefelker as he brings us a message of hope and caring for God’s Kingdom. Join us as he shares the mission of Lutheran Bible Translators as they continue to translate the Bible to new languages in order to to bring God’s Word to those who don’t yet have it.…
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Companies have audits at the end of the year – earthly audits. But what if we had a heavenly audit? As Jesus addressed the sheep and the goats, God’s audit can disclose our shortcomings…in this audit, how will we measure up? Audits can also be a tool – It can also guide us and help…
As we near the end of the church year there are such contrasts – hope…and darkness. Join us as we examine the readings – and the story of the servants and their talents. How we use our talents today can make a huge difference. May we not be afraid to share our talents, and to…
When the bridegroom came, the door was shut. Those who were not ready were left out from the wedding feast. Are we ready for Him in our lives, or do we take Him for granted? How can we be prepared? How can we live in hope and faith for Him? May we, like those prepared…