University Lutheran Church Sermons

Sermon for Sunday 5-6-18 08.05.2018 25:12 ↓

We all feel unloved and uncared for at times. We all feel disrespected sometimes. We all worry about our future and long for things that we “need” to make us feel more secure. But our feelings betray us. The reality is that you are loved more than you could ever know and definitely more than you feel. You are respected beyond what you deserve. You and I are sinners and yet the God of all creation...

Sunday Sermon 4-29-18 30.04.2018 18:11 ↓

You my friends are called to abide in Jesus through the same Word that the Disciples heard. In all of your stresses, Jesus bids you to come onto Him. He is true shelter and rest from your worries. He gives you rest that is not followed by shame. His rest is true peace. Jesus said, “In the world you will have tribulation. But take heart; I have overcome the world.”

Sermon for Sunday 4-22-18 23.04.2018 18:43 ↓

Unlike the rest of us, Jesus came into this world with a selfless love that came to serve. And this is a good thing, because, if we are honest with ourselves, we need someone to take care of us and lead us into the way we should go.

Palm Sunday 3-25-18 26.03.2018 16:18 ↓

As humans we often seek out praise and try to avoid suffering. We often give to others because of what we will receive in return. Jesus, on the other hand, was not caught up in the praise of man but in the word of God. He was caught up in love, not in seeking glory and avoiding pain. Jesus was focused on what love would do.

Sunday Sermon 3-4-18 05.03.2018 21:13 ↓

Why do we go to church? Do we go to check a box, or show God how faithful we are? Or do we come because we need the peace that only God can offer through His son Jesus Christ.

Sermon for Wednesday 2-21-18 22.02.2018 12:38 ↓

Before Jesus, our life was a dead sea and an unforgiving dessert. We could produce no life on our own. We had no water of life that flows from us; therefore we were dead and stagnant like a Salt Sea. The only thing that thrived in our lives was sin, and sin, the Bible tells us leads to death. We were desperate. Do you sometimes still feel this desperation? Thank God there was someone who had a Pas...