Senior Pastor
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Sermons by Pastor Vern Lintvedt (Page 47)
Our #1 hunger is for love, and we never seem to outgrow that need. Help us to remember to turn to God’s Word to satisfy that need and become full of joy once again!
499 years ago, Martin Luther started a discussion that has continued to this day. His work to return the Church to the Word of God made a lasting impact, and his translation of the Bible made God’s Word available for all. His Word is a mighty fortress filled with surprises and grace. Let’s listen.
When God wrestled with Jacob, Jacob was persistent and would not let him go until God blessed him. We know that God who is righteous and just, will hear and act speedily on his people’s behalf. The answer might not be what we expect! Can persistent prayer and faith help us be open and ready…
Many of us will experience a time in our lives that we question the events of the day and why God would allow that to happen to us. Have faith! God does have a purpose. God will not give us more than we can handle. Trust in God and know His purpose makes everything alright…
The mustard seed is so very small, but when the plant matures it can be a large tree. Something small, such as a seed, can yield great results. Your faith may start out small, like a mustard seed. But your faith grows with time.
God has called us by name. God claims you and declares you are his beloved during your baptism. He treasures everyone, His love is constant and unwavering.
We look in on Amos during the time he was called to the northern capital city. God called him to meet with the believers of the time to examine their lives and their business. He went to remind them they, like us, must strive to follow God in all things and every day, not just…
What defines our comfort zone? What about those outside our comfort zone? Jesus’ ministry focused on those outside the accepted comfort zone. May we follow His example, show compassion like He did, and reach out to others without thought of what’s in it for us.
“For we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand, that we should walk in them.” Ephesians 2:10 We are indeed all a piece of work, God’s work and his wonderful creation! May we rejoice in that knowledge and assurance!
Words are powerful – they can tear down and build up. The destructive power of God’s word is intended to provide healing to excise the tumor and allow living tissue to heal. God’s word is a hammer, tearing down and rebuilding. His refiner’s fire consumes the lies and the liar, but He gives us refuge…