Pastor Bryan Prell

The Gospel by the Lake

Religion EN ↓ 790 episodes

Sermons preached at St. John's Lutheran Church, Fox Lake, WI

Author

Pastor Bryan Prell

Category

Religion

Podcast website

www.stjohnsfoxlake.org

Latest episode

Jul 5, 2026

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Episodes

Two Kingdoms 05.07.2026

Navigating the competing demands of political seasons and national milestones can leave many believe...

God Comes First 28.06.2026

Our daily schedules, financial choices, and emotional energy inevitably expose what we value most, o...

Keep the Faith 21.06.2026

Faced with an uncertain future from a Roman prison cell, the Apostle Paul offered a timeless mandate...

Christ Leads 14.06.2026

When a long-standing era of leadership comes to a close, the transition can leave a community feelin...

God Loves Sinners 07.06.2026

Human memory often preserves a heavy inventory of past failures, leaving us trapped under the crushi...

God Is Triune 31.05.2026

The concept of the Trinity often leaves human intellect scrambling for a proper analogy, shifting be...

He Lives to Pour Out His Spirit 20.05.2026

The modern church marks Pentecost as a historic milestone, but its celebration goes far beyond a cal...

Hang in There 17.05.2026

This episode features a moving, perspective-shifting message centered on 1 Peter, addressing the una...

He Reigns 14.05.2026

While modern calendars overlook the Ascension, the medieval church celebrated it with the same grand...

A Purpose 10.05.2026

This message addresses that void by exploring the fundamental human need for purpose, tracing it fro...

The Way 03.05.2026

While the world often views "one-way" signs as restrictive or frustrating, this message explores why...

My Good Shepherd 26.04.2026

When the world feels unreliable and even the most trusted human institutions fail us, where can a we...

Hope Restored 19.04.2026

The walk to Emmaus is often remembered as a journey of discovery, but for the two disciples on the r...

Proof Brings Peace 12.04.2026

Skepticism often grows from the soil of disappointment, especially when those expected to lead with ...

What Difference Does It Make? He Lives! 05.04.2026

While the world often treats Easter as a charming fable, the historical weight of the resurrection o...

Look Up to See Your Salvation 03.04.2026

We often exhaust ourselves trying to "hack" a sense of inner quiet through career milestones, intell...

Look Up to Get a Glimpse of Heaven 02.04.2026

The physical layout of a church sanctuary often carries a weight of symbolism that goes unnoticed in...

Look Up to See Your King 29.03.2026

In a world designed to keep our eyes glued to screens and buried in endless to-do lists, it is start...

The Kingly Priest 25.03.2026

Centuries before the New Testament, the prophet Zechariah staged a symbolic act that defied Israel&r...

Life 22.03.2026

Loss has a way of making "forever" feel like a long time to wait, but the grief we feel is actually ...

What's He Worth to You? 18.03.2026

We often weigh the value of our daily choices—from the price of groceries to the effort of a m...

Sight 15.03.2026

We all navigate life with "blind spots"—those chipped edges of our conscience or cultural bias...

Look at the One who was Pierced 11.03.2026

Hunting trophies are usually symbols of a successful harvest or a respect for nature, but a crucifix...

Water 08.03.2026

The woman at the well is often remembered for her scandalous history, but her choice to fetch water ...

Return to Me 05.03.2026

In the quiet reflection of the Lenten season, we often find ourselves caught between the comforts of...

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