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Devote Yourself to the Gospel - May 3 Sermon
This description of the disciples in Acts 2:42-47 is the pinnacle of what the Christian church should be. But how did it happen? And what lessons can we take from it today? That's what we learn today as we seek to live devoted to the gospel.
Jesus, the Lamb of God, is Our Good Shepherd - April 26 Sermon
This week we were blessed to have Matthew Rugen share God's Word with us. Matthew is a senior at Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary, where he is studying to be a pastor. Matthew shared a message with us based on Revelation 7:9-17, where we learn that Jesus, the Lamb of God, is our Good Shepherd.
We Are All Witnesses - 4.12 Sermon
This week we start a new sermon series focusing on the book of Acts. We're starting with Peter's sermon on the day of Pentecost. It was a seminal moment for the early Christian church. A large crowd had gathered. Everyone was curious about this group of Jesus' disciples. What does Peter say? Exactly what you'd expect. He preaches about Jesus, about sin and grace, about the stubbornness of humanity and the unstoppable plan of God.
Take Your Stand on the Gospel - Easter Sunday Sermon
The resurrection of Jesus sounds too good to be true. It sounds a little far-fetched. That's what the Corinthians were starting to think in 55 AD when Paul wrote this letter. But in 1 Corinthians 15, Paul begins his defense of the resurrection of Jesus. He shows us first that the resurrection is a reality. Then he shows us the incredible results it has for our lives as it reshapes our identity.
It is Finished! - Good Friday Sermon
It's not hard to see ourselves in this Good Friday narrative. We are just like the people two thousand years ago. Things haven't really changed. We are still focused on ourselves. Our own wants, our own needs, our own desires. Meanwhile, on the cross, Jesus is focused on the needs of others and the will of his Father in heaven. Through his perfect sacrifice, the work of our salvation is finished. Our debt is paid. Through Jesus, God looks at us, and he calls us good.