The Scriptures are for our endurance, that you would live! This is Rev. Bramwell's sermon for the Second Sunday in Advent, 2024.

What was the original intent behind public Christmas trees? More importantly Why is Jesus called the Wonderful Counselor. This is my sermon for the First Midweek Service in Advent, 2024.

What makes a person righteous? Is it what you do? Or is it Jesus Christ? This is my sermon for the First Sunday in Advent, 2024.

The American day of Thanksgiving is a day of public prayer and thanksgiving to God Almighty. It's a day to confess our national and other sins. And therefore, it is a day to hear the Gospel proclamation of Christ crucified for our forgiveness! This is my sermon for Thanksgiving Day, 2024.

Jesus tells us of wise and foolish virgins. Which one are you? Paul tells us Christ's return is comparable to a pregnant woman going into labor. Are you ready for suddenness of our Lord's return? It could be at any moment now. This is my sermon for the Last Sunday of the Church Year, 2024.

The ruler believed that Jesus could resurrect his daughter from the dead. Our King touched her, raising her to life. He does the same thing for you and for any of our rulers who put their trust in Him. This is my sermon for the Twenty-fourth Sunday after Trinity, 2024.

The celebration of All Saints' Day encourages the Christian in the midst of battle. The Church Militant is reassured of the gospel by reflecting on God's goodness toward the Church Triumphant. In this sermon I draw our attention to the blessings God gives to the martyred, persecuted, and all His people who are ridiculed. When the world says all kinds of evil against us falsely on account of Jesus, we are blessed!

Watch the replay of the live stream Bible study where I gathered my initial thoughts for this sermon: https://youtube.com/live/AbBWCuI5TBk

In John 8 Jesus tells us that He will set us free, and He has! This is our sermon text fore the festival of the Reformation. In an age of lies, knowing the truth is indeed to be free: free from sin, death, and the devil. Free according to the eternal Gospel.

In John 4 Jesus told the official, "Your son will live." He says the same thing to parents of baptized christians. There the sickness called sin is healed. The fever of unfaithfulness breaks and life is given. The sermon text for the Twenty-First Sunday after Trinity is John 4:46-54

The parable of the wedding feast teaches us that we cannot enter heaven on our own terms. The sermon text for the Twentieth Sunday after Trinity is Matthew 22:1-14.