Sermons
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The Most Beloved Passage – Second Sunday in Lent
The most beloved passage in the Bible is "for God so loved the world." But who is Jesus talking about when he says "the world" and what does that mean for us?
Liturgist and Preacher: Pastor John Lukomski; Reader: Joe Rathert and Pastor John Lukomski
Jesus Speaks to You from the Cross – Midweek Lent
For our midweek Lenten services, we are reading Jesus’ seven words from the cross—words spoken to particular situations, but recorded in the Scriptures to speak to us.
Liturgist and Preacher: Pastor John Lukomski
What the Devil? – First Sunday in Lent
The temptation of Jesus gives us a clear description of the tactics of Satan, our enemy, and also the clear way he is overcome.
Liturgist and Preacher: Pastor John Lukomski; Reader: William Ellington
Why Fast? – Ash Wednesday
We’ve all been asked, "What are you giving up for Lent?", yet for many of us, the discipline of fasting remains more of a concept than a lived experience. Explore how Matthew 6 invites us to move beyond public performance and realign our hearts with the treasures that truly matter.
Liturgist and Preacher: Rev. Tony Boos
Looking Up – The Transfiguration of Our Lord
Peter, James, and John were granted a rare opportunity to look beyond their present circumstances to witness the transformative glory of Jesus firsthand. This transfiguration serves as a vital "foretaste" of what lies ahead, offering spiritual encouragement to look upward before facing the inevitable reality of the cross and suffering.
Liturgist and Preacher: Rev. Tony Boos; Reader: Joe Rathert
Light and Salt – Fifth Sunday after the Epiphany
Jesus calls us to the light and salt of the world. But what does that mean exactly? Is it just being a good person or is there more to it?
Liturgist and Preacher: Pastor John Lukomski; Reader: David Moldenhauer