Preaching the Truth

Jesus healed ten lepers. Only one turned back to thank Him. Luke 17:11-19 is the Gospel text we're dealing with in this sermon, specifically verse 15 and the leper's turning back to Jesus. We are to turn back in repentance and to give thanks. Do you? Watch the replay of the live stream bible study where I gathered my initial thoughts for this sermon: https://youtube.com/live/u73bzy8l4J0 #s...

In Luke 10 Jesus is tested by a lawyer. What we hear is that we should love the Lord with all our heart, soul, strength, and mind and our neighbor as ourselves. Many unrepentant sinners love to quote that last bit. But what if we can't love our neighbor as ourselves? That's what the story of the Good Samaritan is all about. And that's my sermon text for this video. Watch the replay of...

Jesus said to a deaf man with a speech impediment, "'Ephphatha,' that is, 'Be Opened." The man's ears were opened and his tongue released. He was healed. He deals with us in the same way, and in doing so, he curb stomps Satan. I explain how in this sermon on Mark 7:31-37. Watch the replay of the live stream bible study where I gathered my initial thoughts for this sermon:...

Jesus' parable of a Pharisee and the tax collector deals with pride and humility--the way of Lucifer and the way of Jesus. Let's confront the reality of our sinfulness, repent, and be forgiven of our sinful pride. Watch the replay of the live stream bible study where I gathered my initial thoughts for this sermon: https://youtube.com/live/eZl9Pm8iHiQ Share this video with a friend: https:/...

Many people think they are entitled to come to church. The church is supposed to welcome everyone, after all. Is that true? Are everyone welcome? Even those who blaspheme the Lord and make His into a den of robbers? In this sermon for the Tenth Sunday after Trinity, we are called to repentance and remember the blessing that by the Spirit the Lord lets us dwell in His house. #sermon #Lutheran #jesu...

Did you watch Tuesday's Bible study where Pastor Bramwell gathered his initial thoughts on the texts he's preaching on in this sermon? https://youtube.com/live/WLeRknBYtB4 The parable of the dishonest manager in Luke 16 is about Jesus. He has proven Himself to be faithful with a little and so has been entrusted to be faithful with much, which includes you, Christian! In this sermon for the...

Did you watch Tuesday's Bible study where Rev. Bramwell gathered his initial thoughts on the texts he preached on in this sermon? https://youtube.com/live/Bt0Y2MzuwmM Not everyone who says, "Lord, Lord," will enter heaven. So how do you know you will? There is certainty to be had. You can know for sure. In this sermon for the Eighth Sunday after Trinity, we hear Jesus' warning to...

Did you watch Tuesday's Bible study where Pastor Bramwell gathered his initial thoughts on the texts he's preaching on in this sermon? https://youtube.com/live/Nph2Ti6-kvs There are consequences in this life. Do you know what the consequence is for sinning? How about the consequence of eating Christ's Holy Supper? The consequence of Jesus' crucifixion? Let's talk about it in my...

Did you watch Tuesday's sermon Bible study where Pastor Bramwell gathered his initial thoughts on these texts? https://youtube.com/live/Vdr7R18AmwI Do you sin that grace may abound? By no means! Jesus is not an excuse to sin, but the reason Christians don't want to. Matthew 5:17-20 and Romasn 6:1-4 are my sermon texts for this sermon on the Sixth Sunday after Trinity. Join Pastor Bramwell&...

God's Word sets you apart from the unbelievers in the world. Do you have faith in it? Are you pressing in on Jesus to hear God's Word? Luke 6:5:1 is my sermon text for this sermon on the Fifth Sunday after Trinity. Subscribe to Pastor Bramwell's YouTube channel for more faithful teaching from the Scriptures: https://www.youtube.com/tyrelbramwell/?sub_confirmation=1 Join Pastor Bramwell...

Advocates of sin appeal to Jesus to remind Christians that He said "Judge not." Is that the end of the story? Are you never supposed to help a fellow sinner see his sin and avoid blindly walking into the pit? Of course not. Neither are you supposed to let your old Adam convince you of this error. Luke 6:36-42 is my sermon text for this sermon on the Fourth Sunday after Trinity. Join the...

There are two types of people in the world, those who repent of living a reckless life, and those who are angry that they are forgiven. These two groups are described in many and various ways. Here, we reflect on the difference between the repentant and the unrepentant. I preached this sermon to St. Mark Lutheran Church, Ferndale CA on the Third Sunday after Trinity (6/16/2024). The readings are M...

There are two types of people in the world, those who make excuses not to attend the Lord's great banquet, and those who take their seats. These two groups are described in many and various ways. One thing is for sure. It's good to be the Lord's guest! I preached this sermon to St. Mark Lutheran Church, Ferndale CA on the Second Sunday after Trinity (6/9/2024). The readings are Proverb...

I think a demon sang to me the Friday before last. True story. St. John tells us that we cannot say we love God and hate our brother. How do these two things relate? Luke 16:19-31, has the answer. I gathered my initial thoughts on today's Scripture texts in this Livestream: https://youtube.com/live/HVqpa7jYxMM Get Rev. Harold Ristau's book, My First Exorcism, and support my evangelism work...

Jesus said to Nicodemus, "Truly, truly, I say to you, we speak of what we know, and bear witness to what we have seen, but you do not receive our testimony. If I have told you earthly things and you do not believe, how can you believe if I tell you heavenly things?" Do you understand earthly things? How about heavenly things? Find out.

To whose word do you listen? Man's or God's? The right answer should be God's, but too often we listen to man's words. In this sermon I preach on John 14:23-24 whee our Lord says, "If anyone loves me, he will keep my word, and my Father will love him, and we will come to him and make our home with him. Whoever does not love me does not keep my words. And the word that you hear...

The reality is that many American Christians are unfaithful. But the Lord promised to vindicate His great name which every Christian bears. When we are insulted for the sake of Christ, we are blessed. Let us not reject it, but live in the absolution of Christ and suffer with Him.

Jesus teaches us the Father loves us, and that in Christ we have direct access to Him in prayer. It is a blessing to be able to pray directly to God, and we have received this blessing with the name of our crucified Lord, Jesus Christ. Sermon for the Sixth Sunday of Easter.

The world is afraid. The unbelievers go on and on about all these different things, good and bad, in every corner of the world, because they are scared out of their deranged little minds. But not me. Not you. We say, “God is my salvation; I will trust, and will not be afraid; for the Lord God is my strength and my song, and he has become my salvation.” (Is. 12: 2) But how do we do this? Who helps...

For the Third Sunday of Easter Pastor Bramwell preached on John 10:11-13.

For the Second Sunday of Easter Pastor Bramwell preached on John 20:19-23. The podcast and video versions were produced for the benefit of those unable to attend the Divine Service and for the evangelism efforts of the congregation.

For Palm/Passion Sunday, Pastor Bramwell preached on Philippians 2:5-11, emphasizing Satan's equality escalator scheme and pointing us to Jesus who didn't pursue equality with God but humbled himself to save us. The podcast and video versions were produced for the benefit of those unable to attend the Divine Service and for the evangelism efforts of the congregation.

Lucifer is pretty good at getting us to believe his latrine lie. Thankfully, we hear God's Word because we are God's. Christ is the antidote to Satan's poop-pill. Download the lectionary art phone and desktop wallpapers for this week: https://tyrelbramwell.com/wallpapers/ I gathered my Initial Thoughts on today's Scripture texts in this Livestream: https://youtube.com/live/r-UIWPim...

The Israelites saw God miraculously provide manna in the wilderness. Jesus fed five thousand on the side of a mountain. The first-century church broke bread in fellowship. Like them, it has been prepared for us to receive the greatest feeding miracle that the old ones foreshadow.

Many American Evangelical pastors fall into one of two errors. They reduce everything in God's Word down to the Gospel or they turn everything in Scripture into Law. Both are horrible errors that terrorize Christian hearts. In this sermon, I tell you about these errors, how the devil uses them against you, and give you the Law and this Gospel, rightly distinguished for your blessing!