Sermons
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Here We Stand – Reformation Day
Like Martin Luther, we stand firmly on the Word of God for our salvation.
Liturgist and Preacher: Pastor Bill Engfehr; Reader: Joe Rathert
Finishing the Race – Nineteenth Sunday after Pentecost
St. Paul compares the life of faith to a race and encourages us to finish the race.
Liturgist and Preacher: Pastor Bill Engfehr; Reader: Nic Schatte
The Not-So-Obvious Miracle – Eighteenth Sunday after Pentecost
When Jesus healed ten lepers, only one returned to give thanks. His gratitude revealed something deeper—a second miracle, one not of the body but of the soul. In this moment, we see the true miracle of faith and salvation that transforms hearts and lives.
Liturgist and Preacher: Pastor Tony Boos; Reader: Joe Rathert
Are You an Obstacle – Seventeenth Sunday after Pentecost
Jesus gives a dire warning to those who would be obstacles.
Liturgist and Preacher: Pastor George Gude; Reader: William Ellington
Heaven or Hell? – Sixteenth Sunday after Pentecost
How can we know that we will go to heaven?
Liturgist and Preacher: Pastor Bill Engfehr; Reader: Nic Schatte
Wise Managers – Fifteenth Sunday after Pentecost
Everything belongs to God. Jesus teaches us in Luke 16 that true success comes from being trustworthy stewards of His gifts, returning to Him in thanksgiving and living faithfully with what He provides.
Liturgist and Preacher: Pastor Bill Engfehr; Reader: William Ellington