The Boundless Podcast

Without laws, it's hard to be a nation. The United States is a nation of immigrants. What is the Christian's response to both of these election year topics?

Two types of schools in America. Public Schools and Private Schools. But all schools can be religious schools. A message in the ongoing series about the issues in this (2024) election year.

It has been said that people should never discuss religion and politics. This message series covers both! This first message covers the topic of Religious Freedom. Image by <a href="https://pixabay.com/users/sinisamaric1-3044277/?utm_source=link-attribution&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=image&utm_content=8630922">Sinisa Maric</a> from <a href="https://p...

In what - or whom - do you put your trust? Politicians? Government? Business Entrepreneurs? Money? Put your trust in the One who promises wonderful things and wonder upon wonder!

People make choices every single day of their lives. But what about the choice to serve God or not? How is that choice made? And how does it work in a person's life? Pastor Ryan Ferguson shares a message of hope and encouragement called "Who Will You Serve?"

Being called to speak truth to power is going to require the food that strengthens.

Twice in Exodus 16, the question is asked, "What are we?"That's the question Pastor Ryan asks you today!

God is calling you by name! He even sends shephereds to call you back to the fold! The third message in the series "Letter to the Church in America."

God wants to give us good, but we often bite the hand that feeds us! Pastor Ryan shares the concluding message in the "Letter to the Church in America" series.

It isn't extraordinary people who proclaim the love of God around the world - well, that's not quite true. There have been some extraordinary people who have done so - Billy Graham, Walter A. Maier, Bishop Sheen. But the love of God - both calling out sin and proclaiming the Savior from sin - has been proclaimed by a vast number of otherwise ordinary men, women and children. This message c...

In America we have "freedom of speech" - pretty much our calling card - it's the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution! The Church has the freedom (from God) to proclaim His Word to the nation(s). But what will the Church do with that freedom in the United States. This is the first in a series of messaged called "A Letter to the Church in America."

God gives gifts and that is grace. God gives us the power to use His gifts and that is grace. God changes people when we use His gifts and that is grace. This was a special message for the Commissioning and Installation of Brittany Johnson as Youth & Family Minister at St. Matthew Lutheran Church. The speaker is the Rev. Dr. Kurt Taylor, Associate Professor at Concordia University Wisconsin.

There is something special about the beginning of day, at sunrise. Maybe you are not a "morning" person. But Jesus was - and is - and God's mercies are also new every morning!

Life is full of storms. Sometimes the storms are of our own making - immoral lifestyle choices or self-harm choices. Sometimes the storms just come without anything done on our part. Regardless, Jesus calms the storms - or, if He doesn't do that He calms our hearts in the midst of the storms! Pastor Blonski shares a message of boundless hope for those going through the storms of life.

What happens between planting a seed and reaping a harvest? Pastor Ryan shares a message of hope about the mysterious middle part of sowing and reaping. Our Podcast music was provided by  The Podcast Host  and  Alitu: The Podcast Maker app .

It wasn't long after God created all things that a salvation operation was initiated because of sin. Pastor Ryan uses the 80th Anniversary of D-Day to share a message of hope. Our Podcast music was provided by  ⁠The Podcast Host⁠  and  ⁠Alitu: The Podcast Maker app⁠ .

Rules are Rules. If you don't follow the rules you get into trouble. But are there exceptions to this rule? Pastor Ryan shares a message of hope. Our Podcast music was provided by  ⁠The Podcast Host⁠  and  ⁠Alitu: The Podcast Maker app⁠ .

God has come to us in His Son, Jesus Christ. Pastor Ryan shares a message of hope about the vision of God that can change your life. Our Podcast music was provided by  The Podcast Host  and  Alitu: The Podcast Maker app .

Jesus sends the Holy Spirit to create His Church. This is the day the Church usually calls "The Day of Pentecost." It was 50 days after Jesus' resurrection. In the Book of Acts, St. Luke describes the coming of the Holy Spirit "like a might, rushing wind."

The mothers we love have this in common - they lovingly invited us to be a part of the family and they encouraged us to love and be loved. This is also how followers of Jesus live as His witnesses in the world - inviting and encouraging others. This was the concluding message in a series about Lutheran evangelism called Everyone His Witness.

When Jesus ascended into heaven, this really wasn't the end but the beginning of our turn to be witnesses to God's love for us in Christ Jesus. This message was given on May 9, 2024, the day the Church celebrated the Ascension of Jesus.

A follower of Jesus seeks opportunities and "best times" to share the Good News about Jesus. Continuing the message series "Everyone His Witness."

Do you listen? What questions should you ask? Lutheran Evangelism employs the LASSIE system of witnessing: Listen - Ask - Seek - Share - Invite - Encourage. This message is about Listen and Ask.

Jesus came for all people and has a heart for all people as a shepherd has for his sheep.

Who is the greatest evangelist of the 21st Century? The answer may surprise you! To find out more about St. Matthew, go to our website here .