In this episode of the Boundless Podcast, we explore what it truly means for a follower of Jesus to trust in the God who calls. Through Scripture, real‑life application, and Gospel‑centered encouragement, we look at how God’s calling shapes our identity, strengthens our faith, and anchors us in His promises.

Rooted in Lutheran theology and the hope of the Gospel, this message helps listeners see how trust in Christ transforms everyday life—especially when God’s call leads into the unknown. Whether you’re seeking deeper Christian living, spiritual growth, or a clearer understanding of discipleship, this episode offers practical insight and heartfelt encouragement for your walk with Jesus.

Discover how God’s faithfulness empowers His people to follow, trust, and live boldly in His grace.

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On this Boundless Podcast episode, “Created–Redeemed–Sanctified,” Pastor Ryan explores the mystery and comfort of the Holy Trinity through a Gospel‑centered message that speaks directly to weary hearts. Rooted in Scripture and shaped by Lutheran teaching, this Trinity‑focused reflection shows how God the Father creates us, God the Son redeems us, and God the Holy Spirit sanctifies and strengthens us for daily life.

If you’re seeking biblical truth, spiritual growth, and a deeper understanding of the Holy Trinity, this episode will uplift your faith and remind you that God’s work in your life is truly boundless.

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On this special Pentecost and Memorial Day episode, Ed reflects on the two sounds that shape this unique weekend: the solemn notes of remembrance and the mighty rushing wind of God’s Spirit. One calls us to honor those who gave their lives in service to our nation. The other calls us into the life, mission, and freedom given through Christ.

Drawing from Acts 2 and the deep rhythms of Christian hope, this message explores what it means to stand between remembrance and promise — between the cost of earthly peace and the gift of eternal peace. Edward unpacks how the Holy Spirit still speaks, still gathers, and still sends the Church into a world hungry for hope, truth, and grace.

Whether you’re reflecting on the meaning of sacrifice, longing for renewal, or simply needing to hear again that God is still at work, this episode invites you into a moment of grounding, gratitude, and Spirit‑filled encouragement.

Listen, be strengthened, and share this message with someone who needs the reminder that the Spirit still speaks.

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In this concluding episode of the Red Letter Challenge, Pastor Ryan focuses on Jesus’ call to GO—a core teaching of Christian discipleship and Gospel‑centered living.

Jesus sends His followers into the world with purpose, compassion, and Spirit‑empowered confidence. “Going” isn’t limited to global missions; it’s the everyday calling to live out the words of Jesus, share His love, and reflect His grace in our homes, workplaces, and communities.

This message explores what it means to live as a disciple of Jesus, carrying His mission into ordinary moments. Through Scripture, practical insights, and real‑life application, we unpack how every believer is called to participate in the Great Commission, embody the love of Christ, and bring the Good News into daily relationships.

The mission of God is not reserved for pastors or missionaries—it belongs to every Christian.

If you’re seeking encouragement, clarity, and a deeper understanding of what it means to follow Jesus, this episode will equip you to step boldly into the life He has prepared for you.

Discover how the ascended and living Christ sends you, empowers you, and works through you.

You are called. You are sent. You are part of God’s ongoing story.

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This message proclaims the Ascension of Jesus Christ not as the end of His earthly story but as the beginning of ours.

Drawing from Luke 24 and Acts 1, it highlights how the risen and ascended Lord launches the Church into a Spirit‑empowered mission.

The Ascension reveals Jesus reigning for His people, sending His followers as witnesses of His resurrection, forgiveness, and kingdom.

Rather than stepping away, Christ steps into His heavenly throne to continue His work through His disciples.

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Pastor Ryan continues our journey into what it means to give because God has first given to us—a central theme in Christian living, discipleship, and Gospel‑shaped generosity. Through Scripture and real‑life application, he explores how God’s grace forms our hearts, our habits, and the way we live out our faith each day.

This message is the fourth part of our series inspired by the Red Letter Challenge, a practical and Christ‑centered guide to spiritual growth and daily discipleship.

We’re grateful to the Rev. Zach Zehnder for creating this impactful resource for the Church.

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The "Consumer Culture" teaches us to "do in order to get."

Jesus comes and turns that around!

"Do because you already have!"

This is the third in a series of messages based on "Red Letter Challenge."

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No matter how serious, big, or awful your sin is, God's grace extends to cover it!

This is the message on Forgivness in the Red Letter Challenge.

Pastor Ryan teaches us that forgiveness is an incredible gift, and we can drop the stones of whatever burdens us to receive it freely from God!

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This is a similar message to the Red Letter Challenge - Being sermon, but was for the Confirmation Service of 2026, where Pastor B. addresses the 2026 Catechumens.

This episode explores the difference between simply *being* in a relationship with Jesus and actively *doing* what he says—because real faith requires both. The central takeaway: we don’t finish strong by willpower alone—we finish by fixing our eyes on Jesus, letting our “doing” flow out of our “being,” and prioritizing time with Christ through worship, Scripture, prayer, and rest.

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This episode explores the difference between simply being in a relationship with Jesus and actively doing what he says—because real faith requires both.

Using stories from When Harry Met Sally, the Israelites in the wilderness, and Peter’s early devotion and later failure, the message highlights how many people start strong but struggle to finish well.

The central takeaway: we don’t finish strong by willpower alone—we finish by fixing our eyes on Jesus, letting our “doing” flow out of our “being,” and prioritizing time with Christ through worship, Scripture, prayer, and rest.

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