Sermon Podcasts

God has made a promise and left signs throughout history that point to that promise. Every prophecy Jesus fulfilled historically and theologically so that we know he is the one whom God has promised. Let the signs he fulfilled strengthen our faith that he’s the One and give us assurance for the days to come. Let his unique nature as God and man give us confidence that his redemptive work has completely accomplished what God set out to do. In the God-man Jesus, our waiting is over. We now wait for the fulfillment of our redemption with the confidence that comes from God’s promises kept and the ones he’ll keep.

Pastor Zach Gebert preached this sermon on December 21, 2019 at the Family Worship Gathering of Bethany Lutheran Church’s Lynndale campus in Appleton, WI.

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In the moment of suffering, all we see is suffering. In many cases, it’s impossible to see anything but suffering. This is the human experience on earth. Yet faith sees what our eyes and experience can’t. Job trusted and praised God in the middle of suffering where he saw no end. A farmer waits patiently for harvest even when it seems like growth is slow. In suffering, we are patient when we know that God will fulfill what he’s promised.

Pastor Pat Brown preached this sermon on December 14, 2019 at the Family Worship Gathering of Bethany Lutheran Church’s Lynndale campus in Appleton, WI.

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God’s call to repentance is serious and has a threat behind it. Repent before it’s too late! But for all humans on earth, if your ears are hearing the call, it isn’t too late. The restoration God gives is whole and leaves no trace of shame.

Pastor Mark Henke preached this sermon on December 7, 2019 at the Family Worship Gathering of Bethany Lutheran Church’s Lynndale campus in Appleton, WI.

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No one knows when. It’s coming, that’s certain. That's fact. But when? It’ll be just like the first time Noah’s neighbors felt a drop of rain and were thoroughly confused never having seen rain before. Or if you were talking to a buddy at work and suddenly he disappeared.

When you consider what’s at stake when he returns, vigilance is demanded. If you’re not ready, that’s on you. But we have all we need to be ready.

Pastor Zach Gebert preached this sermon on November 30, 2019 at the Family Worship Gathering of Bethany Lutheran Church’s Lynndale campus in Appleton, WI.

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A King and His Kingdom—concepts that normally don’t fit our day-to-day experience of reality, except they do. When we recognize the King who protects us, the Kingdom in which we live, and the Kingdom that waits for us, everything falls into perspective.

Pastor Part Brown preached this sermon on November 23, 2019 at the Worship Gathering of Bethany Lutheran Church’s Parkway campus in Appleton, WI.

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Sometimes the journey is more important than the destination, but not when it comes to heaven. Our experience of life changes dramatically we can walk this journey of earth with our hearts fixed squarely on our eternal home of heaven.

Pastor Mark Henke preached this sermon on November 16, 2019 at the Worship Gathering of Bethany Lutheran Church’s Parkway campus in Appleton, WI.

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Lesson 9 of Discipleship.101 brings us all together and provides definitions and descriptions of the church and the Church.

Lesson 8 of Discipleship.101 teaches about the Christian Life. Once we know the verdict of "not guilty" that God gives us because of Jesus' work, how do our lives change? What's our motivation? How do we know how to live?

Home is a safe space. But not even home can keep you safe from everything. Today Jesus shows us how wherever we go, we have a safe place in his gospel.

Pastor Zach Gebert preached this sermon on November 9, 2019 at the Worship Gathering of Bethany Lutheran Church’s Parkway campus in Appleton, WI.

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Jesus shows us our true identity, his children. And in the freedom we have at the cross, we can be who we are in any situation.

Pastor Pat Brown preached this sermon on November 2, 2019 at the Worship Gathering of Bethany Lutheran Church’s Parkway campus in Appleton, WI.

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