Date: December 21st of 2025  

Speaker: Rev. Dr. Matthew Richard  

Text: John 1:19-28  

Context: Sermon at St. Paul's Lutheran Church of Minot, ND  

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Date: November 9th of 2025  

Speaker: Rev. Dr. Matthew Richard  

Text: John 4:45-56  

Context: Sermon at St. Paul's Lutheran Church of Minot, ND  

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Date: November 2nd of 2025  

Speaker: Rev. Dr. Matthew Richard  

Text: Matthew 5:1-12  

Context: Sermon at St. Paul's Lutheran of Minot, ND  

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Date: October 26th of 2025  

Speaker: Rev. Dr. Matthew Richard  

Text: Matthew 11:12-19  

Context: Reformation Sermon at St. Paul's, Minot, ND

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The Law isn’t just for the unconverted or the guy next to you in the pew. It’s for you, the Christian, too. But why? Why is the Law still preached to those who are in Christ. Isn’t the Gospel enough? The answer is simple: the old Adam hasn’t been reformed—he has to be drowned daily. And for that, you need the Law to expose the sin that still clings, so that you can be driven again and again to Jesus. Now, we’re not talking about rummaging around in your feelings. That is not maturity. Instead, mature Christians learn to use the Law rightly - as a mirror to see the truth. But keep in mind, they don’t examine themselves to condemn themselves, but to confess what is wrong—and let Christ deal with it. In this episode, we cover the topic of Self-Examination and Repentance.

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Date: October 19th of 2025  

Speaker: Rev. Dr. Matthew Richard  

Text: Matthew 22:34-46  

Context: Sermon at St. Paul's Lutheran Church of Minot, ND  

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Date: November 18th of 2025  

Speaker: Rev. Dr. Matthew Richard  

Text: Matthew 18:21-35  

Context: Sermon at St. Paul's Lutheran Church of Minot, ND  

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In this special episode, we step into the theological deep end and ask a bold question: Who is God’s Israel? Is the modern nation of Israel the fulfillment of God’s promises? Are Christians obligated to support the reinstatement of Old Testament sacrifices in Jerusalem? And how do we rightly understand God's ancient people - the Jewish people—especially in light of Romans 11?

Special Guest Bio:

Harrison Goodman serves as the Executive Director of Mission and Theology for Higher Things.  He’s a husband, a father, a pastor, and an elder millennial for better but mostly for worse.  He’s known online by literally 10s of people for talking too fast and spending the first half of his life on the secular side of Judaism.  Fortunately, as college is often seen as a time of experimentation, he was baptized at the age of 19 through campus ministry.  While it caused a rift at home, the Lutheran faith has been a comfort to him ever since.  

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Date: October 5th of 2025  

Speaker: Rev. Dr. Matthew Richard  

Text: Luke 7:11-17  

Context: Sermon at St. Paul's Lutheran Church of Minot, ND  

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In this episode, we are diving into "The Theology We Sing! Discerning Good Christian Music." Not every song is created equal. Some proclaim Christ, others... well, not so much. And so, why do we sing, and how do we discern good Christian music from bad and shallow music? How do we analyze the true from the trendy? Does it matter what we put on our lips in worship?