Pastor Tom Schlund's sermon from November 18th reminding us that the end is near. While we might not know the exact day that Jesus is returning, we do know that we can be prepared.

Pastor Tom Schlund preaches on Jesus' observations about the widow's mite from Mark's gospel as we recall the work that the LWML does in supporting God's mission around the world.

Pastor Tom Schlund's sermon from All Saints Day reminding us of the hope that we have by being set apart by God and being called holy!

The Gospel of Jesus Christ has set us free to abide in the Word for the rest our of lives. This is the truth that sparked the Reformation that we celebrate today.

This week we continue where we left off last week. Jesus encounters a man who asks what he needs to do to be saved. Last week we talked about what it meant to be "good". This week we hear Jesus' conversation with his disciples after this encounter about what is most important.

Who do you think of when you think of "good" people? We have all sorts of qualifications that makes someone good. We typically think of this "goodness" as getting us to a great reward when we die. In our text today, Jesus reminds us that no one is good except God, but that it is good news because it is our only hope!

The first verse of today's text tells us to pay closer attention to what we have heard, lest we drift away from it. This will be our main thrust for the sermon in understanding how we pay closer attention to what it is that we have heard.

Pastor Schlund's sermon about how hard it is to wait patiently for things.

Jesus comes down from the Mount of Transfiguration and finds himself in a intimate conversation with a father and his very sick son. The father, upon being challenged by Jesus, offers up a peculiar statement that many Christians can relate to in their own lives.