Family of Christ Lutheran Church Sermons

The Resurrection of Jesus Christ is the single greatest event in history and has had the single greatest impact on the entire world.

Yet, we sometimes forget that it has an impact for me. If Jesus really rose from the dead, and came so that I...

The Resurrection of Jesus Christ is the single greatest event in history and has had the single greatest impact on the entire world.

Yet, we sometimes forget that it has an impact for me. If Jesus really rose from the dead, and came so that I...

Palm Sunday is the day we celebrate Jesus’ triumphal entry to Jerusalem, and notice He is on a donkey, not a great white stallion. Jesus comes to bring peace—ultimately, the peace that is needed between God and mankind. If the people won’t proclaim...

Palm Sunday is the day we celebrate Jesus’ triumphal entry to Jerusalem, and notice He is on a donkey, not a great white stallion. Jesus comes to bring peace—ultimately, the peace that is needed between God and mankind. If the people won’t proclaim...

The generosity of Jesus is without comparison. He says hard things to people when probably no one else would. He shares of His time at the house of those who are despised. And through it all, Jesus has at the forefront of all His actions -- our...

There is much rejoicing in heaven at one sinner turning in repentance. When the "Lost" are found, it is cause for celebration! Why does it seem the church has forgotten its first duty, to seek and save the lost?

The feeding of the 5,000 usually amazes people because of the food part of the miracle. What is just as astonishing is that Jesus taught about the Kingdom of God to over 5,000 people! What does it mean that God’s Kingdom comes to us, we are fed, and...

Jesus constantly throws convention on its head by inviting people to eat with Him that the rest of the world can’t believe.

Who is routinely invited to your table?

Is there someone that God is wanting you to invite?

Throughout Scripture God has met with his people. Jesus continues this approach by routinely meeting around the table with people – many times, with people that the religious authorities had a problem with. Jesus says he comes to eat with sinners...

Throughout Scripture God has met with His people. Jesus continues this approach by routinely meeting around the table with people — many times, with people that the religious authorities had a problem with. Jesus says He comes to eat with sinners...