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We are called to live in a paradoxical manner. How can we live in a world that wants power, riches, and glory while we are called to justice, kindness, and humbleness? Learn the answer to this and more, in this week's sermon from Peace Lutheran Fellowship.

What should the church of Christ be doing while we wait for the Lord's Return? In the words of Martin Luther, "Even if I knew that tomorrow the world would go to pieces, I would still plant my apple tree." Even when calamity and catastrophy seems to surround us, it's our job as the Church to gather, grow, and give away. Listen now to learn about this and more in today's lesson from Peace Lutheran Fellowship.

Learn with with us about the Saints of God. Who are they? What does it mean to be a saint? Where do they operate? Find the answers to these questions and more with Peace Lutheran Fellowship, out of Port Ludlow, Washington.

Join us in listening to our Ash Wednesday service, where

Pastor Ron McClung teaches us about the scripture of the day, which teaches us

not to practice our faith for others to see, but in your heart. Does this mean

that we are to never pray in front of others? What about social media and the

digital public? Explore deeper with us the meaning of the text.

Join us in listening to Peace Lutheran Fellowship’s

Transfiguration of Our Lord service. We talk about the possible candidates for

Mount Transfiguration and another famous Mountain in scripture, Mount Sinai. We

are further enriched by Pastor Ron’s Experience in the Holy Land in this

grace-filled message of the day.

Join us to today's message,enriched by Pastor Ron's recent trip to the Holy Land of Israel. We discuss the kind of places Jesus walked to or taught in. See how different people in Jesus' hometown of Nazareth received him compared to other areas he taught. Explore with us the idea that made the Nazarenes want to throw Jesus off a cliff. Listen now to an exciting and evocative sermon from January 31st.

In our readings for Sunday (Ephesians 1 and John 1), we are shown a tremendous gift. We are

given glimpses of our past, our present and our future as children of God. The character Ebenezer Scrooge from A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens shows us how we get off track in the present and where this future leads us to. And, then, after Scrooge wakes up from his 3 visits from the spirits, he is transformed. In the same way - what is our response when we unwrap the gift of the Christ Child each Christmas?

What is the good news in today's readings? It sometimes seems hard to find the good news among the chaos and turmoil of life, but with the fiery passion of the Spirit, the impossible becomes possible. Learn of the story of Saint Lucia with us today, as we honor and remember her sacrifice in order to do what she was called to do.

Jesus, the connector, brings us together, rich and poor, young and old so that we may tend to each other's needs. Listen in with Peace Lutheran Fellowship as Pastor Ron discusses how Hebrews is a message of hope, the intimidating figure of the father God, and how Jesus brings us all together. Enjoy.This sermon was done on October 11, 2015 at Peace Lutheran Fellowship.