Christ Lutheran Church in Cullman Alabama

For All the Saints: Our Hope in Christ. For All Saints Day Brandon preached on Revelation 7 - remembering the faithful departed and reflecting on our hope in Christ.

In this sermon, Brandon talks about Confession and Absolution and how God has entrusted his church with the office of the keys for the purpose bring His people His peace.

In this sermon Brandon discusses Jesus’ invitation in Matthew to “Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.”

Everyone is yoked to something, achievement, approval, success, or the exhausting effort to justify ourselves. But Christ’s yoke begins not with our work, but with his gift. Jesus calls us to come empty-handed, receive his grace, and discover the rest only he can give. Freed from the burden of proving ourselves, we are invited to walk with Christ and share his promise of forgiveness and peace with a weary world.

In this sermon from Jeremiah, we explore the difference between living according to the world’s comforting stories and living in God’s true story. Looking at the contrast between the prophets Jeremiah and Hananiah, we see that God’s truth is not always easy, but it is always good. Through Christ, God has saved His people not only for themselves, but for the life of the world, sending them to bear witness to His grace even in the midst of suffering.

The Holy Spirit comes to you to make Christ known and the enable you to proclaim Christ to the world.

Jesus Christ is seated at the right hand of the Father, but that does not mean he has abandoned us. He is interceding on our behalf and brought to us by the Holy Spirit.

In this message, Brandon talks about Jesus's promise to give us life abundantly and how that is to be understood in a world that is undeniably supernatural.

This Maundy Thursday, Brandon talks about the tension present in Maundy Thursday and how Jesus comforts us despite all kinds of uncertainties.