Sermons of Rev. Dan Greg

A sermon about who is gathered to YHWH God for salvation on his holy mountain.

This sermon is a sermon about the voices of others, ourselves, and God, as we go about living in the “small towns” of our hearts and minds.

This is the final sermon from my vicarage. Look forward to more as I have a lifelong ministry ahead of me! I may be preaching even more frequently, and will have more of an academic focus over the next year, so more topical podcasts. Peace!

This is a sermon for the season after Pentecost. It’s also a Father’s Day sermon (sort of). I was excited to dish this one out.

This sermon is for the feast day of the Ascension of our Lord Jesus Christ. Wait!

My brother and I talk about Creation, Shalom, Jesus. . . and Turtles!

This is part of a sermon series on Resurrection in the time of Easter. (Easter 2, specifically.) the resurrection gives you the hope and courage to live different now.

This is a Maundy Thursday homily/sermon which talks about who gets to come to the feast.

This is a homily for the 4th midweek of lent. It is about how we, as well as Pontius Pilate, have difficulty leaving the crowd in the right way.

This sermon is specially given on the 4th Sunday in lent to an exclusively online congregation, keeping with the government’s suggestion of groups remaining under 10.

This is a Lenten Homily on the cup of the Lord’s wrath and the man who drank it on our behalf, Jesus.

This is a sermon given by Vicar Daniel Greg on Transfiguration Sunday. It deals with the hope we might have in Christ’s transfiguration.

I have my brother on, a pastor, to talk with me about how we both take to writing sermons and collaborate on the task.

This sermon is about the divisions that St Paul was facing in the Corinthian Church, spurred on by patterns of behavior we see in our own culture today.

This is a New Years Eve homily at a 7pm service.

This sermon is about Heaven on earth in worship. Stop escaping!

This is a midweek Advent homily for Advent season.

This is a sermon based on the Lectionary from the Last Sunday of the Church Year C. It handles Hope in the face of despair of the future and judgement which it entails.

This episode is about how I came to compose my sermon on the cosmic horror of the Bible. God’s terrifying grace through His Son is the oldest enemy of our sinful nature. Call in with your questions: https://anchor.fm/dan-greg/message   Support: https://www.patreon.com/danielgregseminarian   Disclaimer: What I share is not an official statement of the views or doctrine of the Lutheran Church - Miss...

This sermon is on the cosmic horror of God’s terrifying grace and forgiveness.

This is the sermon I gave on the Luke text.

In this episode, I give you a bit of my process for writing my sermon on Luke 14: 25-35.   Call in with your questions: https://anchor.fm/dan-greg/message  Support: https://www.patreon.com/danielgregseminarian  Disclaimer: I'm no king or master of doctrine or sermon writing.  What I  share is in no way an official statement of the views or doctrine of  the Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod.

This is the sermon that is the result of the sermon studio, given on August 25, 2019.

This podcast will serve as a guide to how I came about writing my first sermon on vicarage: when Jesus talks about the Narrow Door. Call in with your questions: https://anchor.fm/dan-greg/message Support: https://www.patreon.com/danielgregseminarian Disclaimer: I'm no king or master of doctrine or sermon writing.  What I share is in no way an official statement of the views or doctrine of the Luth...