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Jesus said to a deaf man with a speech impediment, "'Ephphatha,' that is, 'Be Opened." The man's ears were opened and his tongue released. He was healed. He deals with us in the same way, and in doing so, he curb stomps Satan. I explain how in this sermon on Mark 7:31-37.
Jesus' parable of a Pharisee and the tax collector deals with pride and humility--the way of Lucifer and the way of Jesus. Let's confront the reality of our sinfulness, repent, and be forgiven of our sinful pride.
Many people think they are entitled to come to church. The church is supposed to welcome everyone, after all. Is that true? Are everyone welcome? Even those who blaspheme the Lord and make His into a den of robbers? In this sermon for the Tenth Sunday after Trinity, we are called to repentance and remember the blessing that by the Spirit the Lord lets us dwell in His house.
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God's Word sets you apart from the unbelievers in the world. Do you have faith in it? Are you pressing in on Jesus to hear God's Word? Luke 6:5:1 is my sermon text for this sermon on the Fifth Sunday after Trinity.
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Advocates of sin appeal to Jesus to remind Christians that He said "Judge not." Is that the end of the story? Are you never supposed to help a fellow sinner see his sin and avoid blindly walking into the pit? Of course not. Neither are you supposed to let your old Adam convince you of this error. Luke 6:36-42 is my sermon text for this sermon on the Fourth Sunday after Trinity.
There are two types of people in the world, those who repent of living a reckless life, and those who are angry that they are forgiven. These two groups are described in many and various ways. Here, we reflect on the difference between the repentant and the unrepentant. I preached this sermon to St. Mark Lutheran Church, Ferndale CA on the Third Sunday after Trinity (6/16/2024). The readings are Micah 7:18-20, 1 Timothy 1:12-20, and Luke 15:1-32.
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