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This Changes Everything
New Day Sermon This changes everything! Our sermon weaves the Gospel lesson of the Syrophenician Woman in Mark and the experiences of our youth at the national youth gathering in June.
Toxic Thoughts
New Day Sermon pentecost 15 We’re often focused on keeping the toxins out, but what about the toxic stuff from within? What do we do with that toxic stuff?!
Communion Awareness
New Day Sermon John 6:56-96 Our sermon series theme for today is “Why ponder weekly communion?” Let’s look at the history of this Sacrament through the lens of Scripture, Lutheran Theology, Liturgy and history of the Christian and Lutheran Church.
Lord, to Whom Can We Go?
Their names were Carl & Alma Rasmussen. They were Sages back in the 1980’s before we called our octogenarians by the title Sages. The Rasmussen’s were both well into their nineties, when I came to St. Peter’s as your assistant pastor in 1986. Carl was the retired systematic theology professor of the former Gettysburg Seminary…
An Unbreakable Promise
Skin in the Game
New Day Sermon pentecost 13 Weeks ago, Jesus fed the five thousand with staple food: bread and fish. In John 6: 51-58, Jesus throws his flesh and blood onto the menu. Throughout our lifetime, we taste, explore and understand the world around us through our senses. What we see and hear is filtered through specialized…
Places in the Heart
Who’s Baking the Bread?
Stop. Look. Go.
New Day Sermon Pentecost 11 We can speed through life trying to pull ourselves up by our “bootstraps,” but God invites us to live differently. Today’s New Day sermon begins with a clip from the movie Shenadoah.