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“Away with him! Crucify him!” On this day of remembrance, we hold onto hope and God’s love for the world. In our current global pandemic, this day may be even more poignant than ever.
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The sermon for Maundy Thursday reminds us that Jesus takes the time to share his love with his followers through teaching and acts of service. How do these words speak to us in a time of global pandemic? Pastor Paul talks about Jesus’ story as a reminder of where our hope lies.
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*Note, this message was recorded live over the Internet. There are additional noises and a couple of drop outs in sound, but the message is still powerful and worth hearing.
Palm Sunday, Hosanna! Have mercy on us!
Where do we turn in our affliction? God is present with us, even as we question for ourselves, “Who is this man?” Pastor Jay Ilten from St John Lutheran Church in Dubuque is our preacher for this week.
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Psalm 130 speaks to us in our time of social distancing. Out of the depths we, too, cry out to God. Seminarian John Evans offers a message that reminds us of our hope in Jesus Christ and helps us hear the Psalm for our time.
This is a live recording over the Internet. There are a few short pauses that we have left in this recording to be authentic to the situation of interruptions in our communication.
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The readings for the day seem so appropriate in our current wilderness. Pastor Will Layton of St John Lutheran Church, in a community-wide Lutheran worship service for the Water of Life Conference, shares his take on the valley of dry bones and the resurrection story of Lazarus. How might we find hope for our current circumstances through the Gospel for this week?
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What a day! Worship as an online practice in the midst of a global pandemic. What could the Scriptures have to say to us today? Jesus heals a man and restores his sight, but so much more. It reminds us of what we take for granted and how our testimony to the one who heals is so important.
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What are we to do with our angst and worry in these days? Pastor Paul talks about the places Jesus goes to ensure that all are known and loved, and talks about toilet paper as a metaphor for our response. Really.
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What was going through the mind of Nicodemus when he came to see Jesus that night? In this week’s sermon monologue, we ponder just that question. Listen to this insightful monologue written by Pastor Jeff Nicla and ready by Pastor Paul Amlin.
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In the wilderness of our sin it is difficult to thrive, but in Jesus we have forgiveness of our sins and the Holy Spirit pushes us forward to be the people of God.
Message by Seminarian Anthony Windau
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In today’s message, we have a special guest. This monologue sermon is based on the wilderness narrative about Jesus’ temptation following His baptism.
Gospel reading by Pastor Paul Amlin, Monologue by Bri Ensign, Written by Pastor Adam Barnhardt
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