Matthew Wait
FIRST WORDS
Originally started as a platform for brief devotions, this is now the home of messages delivered at First Lutheran and will typically feature our pastor, Matt Wait.
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Matthew Wait
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Jun 21, 2026
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Episodes
Ezekiel 37 12.03.2023 22:24
Pastor Matt shares a personal reflection on Ezekiel 37.
Genesis 12 05.03.2023 19:35
Pastor Matt reflects on Genesis 12 and Abraham and Sarah.
Genesis 3 26.02.2023 9:17
Pastor Matt gives a very brief reflection on Genesis 3. The sermon is shorter to allow the congregation to go to an event at a sister congregation.
Matthew 17 and the Transfiguration 19.02.2023 14:53
Pastor Matt reflects on Matthew's depiction of the transfiguration.
1 Corinthians 3 12.02.2023 32:58
Pastor Matt wraps up his series of reflections on 1 Corinthians.
1 Corinthians 2 05.02.2023 26:00
Pastor Matt finally makes it to chapter two of 1 Corinthians.
1 Corinthians 1 (again) 29.01.2023 25:35
Pastor Matt continues to work through Paul's letter to the Corinthians.
1 Corinthians 1 22.01.2023 31:43
Here is Pastor Matt's reflection on 1 Corinthians chapter 1.
Power 17.07.2020 5:49
How ought the Christian think of power? This podcast is written and produced by Matthew Wait and edited by Grant Oldre with music by Kendall Johnson.
Creation 02.07.2020 5:17
Take a moment to celebrate the creative work of God and our opportunities to bless others. This podcast is written and produced by Matthew Wait and edited by Grant Oldre with music by Kendall Johnson.
Reconciliation 25.06.2020 6:47
We have to love our neighbor even when we are at odds with them. This podcast is written and produced by Matthew Wait and edited by Grant Oldre with music by Kendall Johnson.
Mundanity 18.06.2020 6:42
Two episodes ago we talked about how the Gospel was exciting. Now let's look at how it can be boring. This podcast is written and produced by Matthew Wait and edited by Grant Oldre with music by Kendall Johnson.
Kingdom 04.06.2020 7:36
What is the kingdom of God? Why is it so important? This podcast is written and produced by Matthew Wait and edited by Grant Oldre with music by Kendall Johnson.
Excitement 28.05.2020 5:50
What are you excited about? This podcast is written and produced by Matthew Wait and edited by Grant Oldre with music by Kendall Johnson.
Chaos 20.05.2020 5:33
Chaos is an unfortunate aspect of our lives, but it isn't what God intends for us. This podcast is written and produced by Matthew Wait and edited by Grant Oldre with music by Kendall Johnson.
Freedom 14.05.2020 5:22
Despite the episode title, this won't be as rousing a speech as that given in the movie Braveheart. My apologies. This podcast is written and produced by Matthew Wait and edited by Grant Oldre with music by Kendall Johnson.
Intuition 29.04.2020 5:55
Intuition isn't all it's cracked up to be. This podcast is written and produced by Matthew Wait and edited by Grant Oldre with music by Kendall Johnson.
Uncertainty 22.04.2020 6:09
How do we face such uncertain days? (The psalm referenced is Psalm 44) Special Guest: Bird outside my office window. This podcast is written and produced by Matthew Wait and edited by Grant Oldre with music by Kendall Johnson.
Rest 15.04.2020 6:41
God calls us to slow down and rest. This podcast is written and produced by Matthew Wait and edited by Grant Oldre.
Imagination 08.04.2020 5:29
Now more than ever, we need a wild imagination.
Arriving 02.04.2020 6:06
In our culture we love to know exactly when we will arrive somewhere, but how does that work with our Christian faith?
First Words 25.03.2020 5:35
For the first episode of our podcast we are going to explore the ways in which learning how to speak can help us better understand our relationship to God.
Introduction 20.03.2020 0:30
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