In Luke 12: 13-21 Jesus warns his followers to be careful not to get caught up in the earthly trappings of this world. Greed can distract us from what truly matters, but thanks be to God who rescues us from all failure and points us back to what the true riches are.
Pastor Brown shares the Word with us from Luke 11:1-13 “The Lord Teaches Us to Pray, for What He Wants Us to Have And With Thanks for What We Receive.” We pray as the Lord taught us, having the confidence that our God not only hears our prayers, but also responds as he knows best.
Nothing is better than sitting at the feet of Jesus and hearing his powerful Word. This week we listen to Pastor Schone as he reminds us of things needed and the world that tries to distract us from hearing God’s Word.
Jesus makes us loving neighbors. Listen to this sermon based on Luke 10.
Jesus was determined in his mission to rescue the world. He wouldn’t let sin, death, or the devil and his demons get in the way of rescuing people. Take comfort that Jesus lets nothing get in his way.
What does it mean to be a disciple of Christ? How does that look in our lives? Listen to this sermon based on 1 Peter 1-2.
The Lord puts his name on his people. What does that mean? Listen to this sermon on Numbers 6:22-27.
At the Tower of Babel, God confused the languages and scattered the people. At Pentecost, God brought the gospel to people in many different languages. God works through his Gospel and builds his church. Listen to this sermon based on Genesis 11.
There are many things that can trouble our hearts in this world. We can feel alone, in turmoil, or without peace. Jesus comforts us that we have peace, true peace, that he gives to calm our hearts. Listen to this sermon based on John 14.
On the night Jesus was betrayed, he gave his disciples a new command: Love one another as he has loved them. Jesus’ sacrificial love is the love fuels our lives of love. Listen to this sermon based on John 13.