Sermons
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On Being a Pharisee – Second Sunday in Advent
The Gospel lesson Matthew 3:1-12 is actually addressed to the Pharisees of the day, so it has very little to say to us (or does it?)
Liturgist and Preacher: Pastor John Lukomski; Reader: William Ellington
If He Builds It, They Will Come – First Sunday in Advent
Isaiah prophesied 700 years before the coming of Jesus that He would come. Our Lord builds His Church through Jesus. As a church, we wait in this world that is filled with chaos, cliffs, and danger. Jesus will come again to the place that He has built for us.
Liturgist and Preacher: Rev. Tony Boos; Reader: Nic Schatte
Thanksliving – Thanksgiving Eve
Thanksgiving is more than a day–it is the way we are to live.
Preacher: Pastor Bill Engfehr
The Day of the Three Crosses – Last Sunday of the Church Year
In the last days of Jesus' earthly ministry He focused on the end of the world and Judgment Day. In this sermon we will learn what Judgment Day means to us.
Liturgist and Preacher: Pastor Michael P Walther; Reader: Joe Rathert
The End Will Come – Twenty-third Sunday after Pentecost
As the end of time approaches, it is our opportunity to witness for Jesus.
Liturgist and Preacher: Pastor Bill Engfehr; Reader: Nic Schatte
It’s Not About You! – Twenty-second Sunday after Pentecost
You ever have a moment in your life when you question, "Who am I?" "Why am I here?" Moses had a moment like that and asked questions like that to God. Funny thing is, God doesn't answer Moses question directly. He says something more profound to Him and to us. In essence, He says "it's not about you, it's about me and what I am, about what I do for you."
Liturgist and Preacher: Rev. Tony Boos; Reader: David Moldenhauer