Sermons Archive - Prince of Peace Lutheran Church

Like the disciples on the night that Jesus was betrayed, we too have denied Him. Confessing that this is so, our Savior does not deny us, but confirms that we are His brothers and sisters, and by His Spirit, convinces us that our sins of denial are forgiven.

COVID-19 has everyone frightened. But why? We are constantly confronted with death. But we just ignore it. And if we think about it, why it happens, we can become angry...

Judas Iscariot betrayed Jesus for $200. It is hard to think that we would ever do such a thing. But we have. And what can we do about it?

When it comes to sin, we usually think about what we say and what we do. But what about what we think? Can thinking alone be sinful?

Many around Jesus misjudged Him. We still have the propensity to do the very same thing. Can anything be done about it?

The ancient Greeks thought that there were different types of love. There was love for friends. Love for family. And love for what we admire. But there is even a better love: Love as an action.

It is not that the Word of God does not work. It does. Like rain it actually does something. It's just that we're not listening.

The Holy Spirit tells us that our Christian life is a race which we are to run to win. But why? Why even try? Have we not already been redeemed by our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ?

Peter, James and John witnessed the transfiguration of Jesus. They saw Moses and Elijah. They heard the voice of God. What an experience! But we ourselves have something more sure!

The miracles of Jesus are called signs. Why? They point to Jesus and tell us that He is God Himself who became man to help us. But how? How did Jesus help us?