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Sermons on Advent (Page 8)
J.S. Bach has been considered the “fifth evangelist.” In his composition, he asks us to “surely praise Christ” in all we do. As we praise Him, we wonder how our Creator become a human creature? As omnipotent God became powerless as a baby, this was his gift to us, the gift of Jesus. Let us…
John had sent messengers to confirm with Jesus, was he really the one? Like John, we can have our doubts. As we come down from our “mountaintop experiences,” we also succumb to doubt. Jesus gives us the antidote for doubt, our faith in him. Lord, help us to trust and to be willing to get…
What can Buttercup, Wesley, and Humperdinck teach us about True Love? Good question! Let’s listen…
John the Baptist challenged the Jews to complete change as the world prepared for Christ.What would inspire such a revolutionary change? The pending arrival of Jesus Christ, requiring a complete change of mind and direction. May we also be ready for personal repentance and preparation to follow our Lord Jesus Christ! He promises victory over death and…
As we explore tonight’s Gospel reading from Matthew 12, we are reminded that Christ in us gives us hope – and this hope will never disappoint us!
Do you remember when you were young – what the surprise and wonder of Christmas was like? Prepare to shift your perspective and be surprised again by the miracle of God sending his Only Son, a bigger gift than we could ever imagine!
Simeon proclaims the baby Jesus as the light of the world and the glory of Israel. But a bright light casts a deep shadow.
God brought the light and separated the light from the darkness so many years ago. We still face darkness today that can take many different forms. When we are in need, help us to remember there is still light for us, the light of Christ. We at Blessed Savior are blessed to be able to…
As we reflect on “what Christmas is really all about”, we remember that Jesus is our reason for the season so let us celebrate his birth and life. We at Blessed Savior hope you and your family have a very Merry Christmas and a blessed New Year!
Looking to the arrival of our Lord, we visit with Mary and Elizabeth in the months before the Christ Child arrived. As Elizabeth acknowledged our Lord, help us to celebrate him today.