Journey of Life Lutheran Church Podcast

Journey of Life Lutheran Church Podcast

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Journey of Life Lutheran Church Podcast episodes

  • Faith & Doubt • January 25, 2015 • Luke 7:1-35
    In this week's passage, John the Baptist expresses some doubt about Jesus. Explore the idea and interplay of faith and doubt in this uplifting message from Pastor John

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    "Good News according to Luke" reading plan
    Possible before and after reading prayers

    Let your friends know about this opportunity to walk through the entire life, death and resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth, the most influential person that every lived!
    34 min
  • Dig Deeper — Luke 5 & 6


    Dig Deeper into the fifth and sixth chapters of the Gospel according to Luke in this episode from the "Good News according to Luke" series at Journey of Life.

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    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VCZGGOw0dc
    1 hr 13 min
  • Dig Deeper – Luke 3 & 4


    A weekly Bible study resource available online as a video or audio and a downloadable PDF handout. Suitable for individual or group study.

    Enjoy this (somewhat) in depth look at the third and fourth chapters of the Gospel according to Luke. Part of the "Good News according to Luke" series at Journey of Life Lutheran Church (www.journeyoflife.org)

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    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1VdZTQm32E
    1 hr 10 min
  • The Scandal of the Open Kingdom • January 11, 2015 • Part of the “Good News according to Luke” series
    With this message, the "Gospel according to Luke" sermon series really takes off at full steam, covering two chapters of Luke's Gospel. What we find is Jesus showing through scripture and his own life that the kingdom of God is an open kingdom, that God is drawing all people to himself, not just those of a certain heritage.

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    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XoeIB22zLO4
    38 min
  • Mary Visits Elizabeth/The Example of Love • December 14, 2014 • Message 3 in the “Good News according to Luke” series
    In this message, we see Jesus as the example of love — not just in the way he acted during his earthly life but in the very fact of his coming to earth to be born as a baby. The incarnation is a prime example of love in the extreme. It shows us how much God loves us and sets the bar for how we interact with others.

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    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQTOPbM-cT4
    34 min
  • Let “You” and “Me” Become “We” • 9/14/2014 • Message 2 in the “Resolving Everyday Conflict” series
    AUDIO, VIDEO & PRINTABLE MATERIAL IN THIS POST.

    In this sermon, Pastor John reflects on the parable of the ungrateful servant who, though he was forgiven an unpayable debt, would not forgive his fellow servant a debt of much smaller proportion. Drawing from this story, Pastor John draws the lesson that compassion is part of resolving everyday conflict well. We need to see the other person as a fellow human who is suffering in the conflict. We need to stop, sit and breathe.

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    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUpXFhL24II
    33 min
  • What are you looking at? • 9/7/2014 • Message 1 in the “Resolving Everyday Conflict” series
    AUDIO, VIDEO AND PRINTABLE MATERIALS ARE AVAILABLE IN THIS POST. This is message 1 of 8 in the sermon series "Resolving Everyday Conflict." First of all, communicate. Some conflicts turn out not to really be conflicts at all. Second, recognize that you can't resolve every conflict. But you do have an opportunity in every conflict and recognizing this opportunity will change forever the way you see conflict. The first step in changing the way you work through conflict is to change your goal from "win" or "preserve the relationship" to "glorify God." What are you looking at? If "glorifying God" is your goal, then your feeling of having successfully navigated a conflict is not dependent on the other person(s).

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    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NjuRkY0ydok
    33 min

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