A sermon on the obligation and blessings of giving generously.

The final sermon in the series on Generous Living.

The ongoing relevance of the Lutheran Reformation.

How is it that we should live?

Preached in conjunction with St. Luke's capital campaign to reduce mortgage debt.

Based on The Feeding of the 5000 from Mark 6:30-44, this sermon examines the reality that even the smallest gifts, when offered to God in faith, can accomplish things.

A sermon on the 14th Sunday of Pentecost, based primarily on St. Matthew 18:15-20, "Life Together" examines what it means for the Christian to live their religious life in community with others.

This episode of the podcast is not a sermon, but is a post-DragonCon 2017 interview with Dr. Andrew Grunzke, Associate Professor of Education at Mercer University. Dr. Grunzke is a DragonCon veteran, and author of several works on popular culture,...

The fourth and final installment in the sermon series, "Te Wonder Women of Scripture," this sermon examines the story of the young servant girl, Rhoda. Based on Acts 12:5-19, Rhoda's faith, sense of wonder, and persistence are held up as desirable...

Rahab was more than a prostitute. She is evidence that God meets us right where are, awakens us to faith, and calls us into service. Rahab's bravery and daring not only saved her family from certain death, but grafted her into the lineage of Christ (St....

The second in a series inspired by the summer blockbuster, "Wonder Woman."

This sermon looks at Salome, an early follower of Jesus and mother to disciples James and John. When Salome's request of Jesus to give positions of honor to her sons is...