Mediocre Lutheran Preaching

Traditions of men vs. the commandments of God. How did these things happen? What was the problem with these traditions? Are we still in danger of having the same things happen in our lives? Give this sermon a listen to find out more.

Jesus tells us to eat flesh and drink blood, how can that be healthy in the least? But, it's not just the flesh and blood of any human, it is the flesh and blood of Jesus. Give this sermon a listen to find out some more about what Jesus is saying and how it was such a hard saying for those who heard.

God cares for His people, even in the midst of persecution. See it in real time in this episode of the life of the prophet Elijah and hear how God still continues to care for His people today.

What would the world be like if everyone remained a child forever? That sounds so foolish, but that's what so many Christians think about their spiritual growth. Listen to this sermon to find out more about what growing up into Christ looks like.

God destroyed the world with water, yet He saved 8 souls in the Ark. He gave a sign to remind Himself of His promise. Why does God need reminding? Give this sermon a listen and find out more about that and the real meaning of God's rainbow.

Jesus performed many miracles, so many that if they were all written down there would not be enough books in all the world to contain them. But very few are recorded for us in all 4 Gospels. What is so special about this particular one? Give this sermon a listen to find out more.

John wasn't afraid of speaking the truth, even if it resulted in his imprisonment. Are we prepared to speak the truth of Jesus Christ with the same courage? Or are we too scared of this world to open our mouths? Give this sermon a listen to hear more about this.

How familiar are you with the book of Ezekiel? He was a prophet sent to an unfaithful and rebellious people, much like the unfaithful and rebellious people here in modern-day America. Are you one of the hard-headed unbelievers, or are you ready to listen to the Word of the Lord? Listen and find out more about this prophet and his message that still applies to us today.

How much do you know about Lamentations? Do you think that you could have joy in the midst of the world falling apart around you? Give this a listen to hear about the hope of Jesus Christ even when the world is going to hell all around you.

Job has had a rough time, and his friends exacerbate it. Then God comes in and calls him to repentance. What does this mean for us? Is this how God speaks to us when we're suffering? Find out more by listening to this sermon on Job 38:1 - 11.

A detailed dive into the book of Psalms and the first Psalm. Yes, it's longer than you would expect for 6 verses, but it's worth it.

What is this unforgivable sin? Have you committed it? Have I committed it? Would you know it if you saw it? If any of these questions make you curious, give this sermon a listen.

Humility, Suffering, Martyrdom. These are some of the topics Paul deals with in 2nd Corinthians 4:5-12. This sermon delves into these topics and how they still apply to us today.

Memorial Day, Trinity Sunday, and Confirmation day, all rolled into one. This sermon is one of encouragement for our confirmands as they take their place in our congregation. Give it a listen for some encouragement for yourselves.

Do Lutherans ever preach on the Holy Spirit? Why don't we hear more about the Holy Spirit? What does the Holy Spirit want to tell us? Give this sermon a listen to find out more.

This world is an ally of Satan, how can we possibly think that it will be tolerant of those who follow Jesus? Yet we act like we think it should. Jesus tells us differently.

Why did Jesus have to ascend? Wouldn't it have been easier for everyone if Jesus just stayed here? This sermon explores those thoughts and holds them up to the rest of the Scriptures to help us better understand the why of Ascension. Sermon originally delivered at St. Paul Lutheran Church, Coffeyville, KS on 05/09/2024.

Law and Gospel: Lutheran Buzzwords but with real meaning when you study them. We live in the dichotomy of being saved by the Gospel, yet loving the Law even though it points out our sins. Listen and find out more.

Peter addresses the priests, scribes, High priests, and elders for his arrest. He was ready for his chance to speak, not because of any preparation, but because of the Holy Spirit. Find out more about this and what it means for us by listening to the sermon from St. Paul Lutheran Church.

Just take your ball and go home? That's what it looks like Cleopas and Simeon did that day on the road to Emmaus. Give this sermon a listen to find out more about the events of that day and how they apply to our lives.

Are you defined by your worst moment? Thomas wasn't either. And while his unbelief at Jesus' resurrection isn't something to emulate, his courage in the face of persecution is something to note.

Christ is risen! He is risen indeed, alleluia! Sermon for Easter Morning from 1st Corinthians 15:1-11. Delivered to the saints at St. Paul Lutheran Church, Coffeyville, KS.

Christ is risen! He is risen indeed, Alleluia! The sermon from the Easter Sunrise Service at St. Paul Lutheran Church, Coffeyville, KS.

Christ is risen! He is risen indeed, alleluia! Hear the sermon from the Easter Vigil this evening at St. Paul Lutheran Church, Coffeyville, KS.

Jesus' death on the cross was always the "Plan A", never a backup plan. Hear more about it through the words of the Prophet Isaiah.