Treasure in a field, a pearl of great price, a net in the water - come learn about the Kingdom of God.

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The truth is that Jesus, the Son of God, died to conquer sin, rose from the grave to conquer death, and now rules in heaven. So why is it that there is still trouble in our lives? Pastor Schroeder explores this question by looking at the parable of the wheat and the weeds.

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Today we learn about one of Jesus' parables, the Parable of the Sower.

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Where do we go looking for rest? Today, we see that Jesus gives rest to wearied and tired souls and the rest he gives is rest that lasts.

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What idols need destroying in our lives? Today, Pastor Schroeder talks about the account of the people of Israel and the golden calf, and what it still means for us today.

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Jesus tells us that we shouldn't be surprised if the Christian life is one of hurt and persecution. But he tells us that when we stand up for him, we aren't standing alone.

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Today, we remember what God forgets.

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On this Trinity Sunday, we remember that our Triune God - Father, Son, and Holy Spirit - put his name on us.

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Come and see how Jesus gives his Church the power to fulfill its purpose. Join Pastor Schroeder for the Festival of Pentecost.

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Creatives often mention “finding your voice”—the characteristics that make you uniquely yourself—and then owning that voice in your work. In our mission as the mouth of God, the Church speaks to the world. What will be the unique voice of our synod and our congregations in the next decade? How will we own our voice in the work of the Church?

As more people in our society claim no religious affiliation and as our country continues along the continuum toward post-Christianity, the Church finds herself in uncharted territory. How will Christian leaders guide our synod, our congregations, and our members in their mission to be the mouth of God?

Having spent 20 years in mission outreach and synodical leadership, Pastor Schroeder explores the challenges and opportunities in finding our voice and owning that voice as we carry out the mission of being the mouth of God.

Intro/Outro music: "Depth of Field" by David Hilowitz