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Christmas Day: A Shepherd's Reflection

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My Christmas Day Sermon.


O Princely Child from David's Stem

A recently translated Christmas Hymn O Princely Child from David’s Stem O Fürstenkind aus Davids Stamm (KELG133) Sung to the tune of "O Morning Star" by Philip von Zesen Translated by Aaron Jenson

Mystery Revealed

A sermon based on Romans 16:25-27 for Advent 4B

A Dream Come True

A sermon for Advent 3B based on Psalm 126

The Brick Wall and the Empty Tomb (Advent 2008)

We have only one midweek advent service per year, so this is the sermon based on Mark 13:24-31

Wise Investment

A sermon based on 2 Peter 3:8-14 for Advent 2B

Let Justice Prevail

A sermon based on Isaiah 64:1-9 for Advent 1B.

More than We Ask For (Thanksgiving 2008)

A sermon based on Luke 17:11-19 for Thanksgiving. It never actually mentions giving thanks, but rather focuses on the mercy of God and elicits thanks as a response of faith.

A Different Message

A sermon based on 1 Corinthians 15:19-28 for the Last Sunday of the Church Year, Proper 29A

Leitourgia Worship Planning Software

Peace Lutheran Church has released Leitourgia 1.2.1, a worship planning application for pastors.  If you are looking for a simple and reasonably priced piece of software to help you organize your worship planning, please check out Leitourgia!  

Forgot Forgiven

A sermon based on Zephaniah 1:7-16 for Pentecost 27A (Proper 28A)

Christ has Come. Really.

A Sunday School Christmas program for a small church.

Good Word for a Bad Time

A sermon based on Psalm 70 for Pentecost 26A (Proper 27A)

The Frustration of Ease

A sermon based on Revelation 7:9-17 for All Saints' Day

The House of God

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Do not trust the words of this saying, “This is the LORD’S temple, the LORD’S temple, the LORD’S temple!” (Jeremiah 7:3, 4, GWV)
The people of Jeremiah’s day, specifically the residents of Jerusalem, were facing invasion by a seemingly unstoppable enemy, but they had faith that God would protect them. Soon after, the Chaldean army captured Jerusalem and took the people into captivity.read more »

Universal Truth

A sermon based on John 8:31-36 for Reformation Sunday

The God Trap

A sermon based on Matthew 22:15-21 for Pentecost 23A (Proper 24A)

Let God Worry

A sermon based on Philippians 4:4-13 for Pentecost 22A (Proper 23A)

As if God were Dead (LWML Sunday)

A sermon based on Luke 24:31-32 for LWML Sunday, 2008

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