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Sermons from St. Paul Lutheran Church, Westerville, Ohio episodes
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- 15 min
- The Porcupine's DilemmaHow does one open up to a relationship after being hurt so often? Why can't relationships just be normal? Answer: None of are normal... but Jesus loves us anyway and offers us living water.17 min
- 14 min
- Death Brings LifeThere are two often missed words in this text which give it significant meaning. Listen to Pastor Will as he pulls out those words and explains their importance.18 min
- 11 min
- The Great TemptationsThe great temptations are not just found in Mo-town. Self-service and false gods are our great temptations.15 min
- Words of LifeJoin Pastor Aaron on this Ash Wednesday as he reintroduces us to the words of life from the cross. The first of Jesus' last words.11 min
- The Purpose of WaitingNobody likes to wait... be it for shopping lines, internet speed, traffic... test results... new beginnings. But, if something new is being done, we are called to wait on the Lord, the creative power behind new things.17 min
- Love Your EnemyTo love your enemy is not an easy thing to do, yet Jesus call us to do just that. Click play and explore Jesus' command and how we go about loving our enemies.19 min
About Sermons from St. Paul Lutheran Church, Westerville, Ohio
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Here at St. Paul Lutheran Church our pastors prepare relevant and meaningful sermons every week. Each sermon is based on the Bible and proclaims God's Word as both Law and Gospel, meaning that God's…
Word points out our sin, but at the same time gives us the good news of salvation in our risen Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. While listening to these sermons over the internet is no substitute for the fellowship of the assembly, these sermons are provided for you as a spiritual "pick-me-up" until we can gather again in God's house on Sunday morning. May you be blessed by these sermons!