
Category: Sermons
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What’s He Worth to You?
Read More: What’s He Worth to You?A midweek Lenten sermon on Zechariah 11:7-13. Delivered by Pastor Lee Kuhns of New Life Lutheran Church, Sebring, FL.
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Tactics in Temptation
Read More: Tactics in TemptationA sermon on Matthew 4:1-11 for the First Sunday in Lent. Delivered by Pastor Caleb Strutz. One thing I used to enjoy but don’t really have much time for anymore, it can take several hours and my kids aren’t quite old enough yet, is strategy games. Growing up, I loved playing Stratego and Risk and…
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Practicing Penitence
Read More: Practicing PenitenceA sermon on Matthew 6:16-21 for Ash Wednesday. Delivered by Pastor Caleb Strutz. In the Gospel lesson for Ash Wednesday, Jesus talks about fasting. And this topic is maybe a little uncomfortable for us (especially since we just finished having a meal), because it’s something that Jesus takes for granted that isn’t really all that…
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Faith Calls to Christ
Read More: Faith Calls to ChristA sermon on Luke 18:31-43 for Quinquagesima. Delivered by Pastor Caleb Strutz. Once when I was a kid, I got lost in a WalMart. I was old enough to remember it but young enough to really freak out. I thought I was still in the same aisle as my mom but when I turned around…
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Your word I have hidden in my heart, That I might not sin against You.
Read More: Your word I have hidden in my heart, That I might not sin against You.A sermon on Psalm 119:11 for Sexagesima. Delivered by Pastor Mark Wold. No transcript is available for this recording.
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God’s Grace Isn’t Fair
Read More: God’s Grace Isn’t FairA sermon on Matthew 20:1-16 for Septuagesima. Delivered by Pastor Nathan Strutz of Tree of Life Lutheran Church (WELS), Cary, NC. “It’s not fair.” It’s not fair. He got a bigger piece of pie than I did. It’s not his turn to be in front of the line. I’m going to be angry forever. It’s…
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Jesus Brings You to the Mountaintop
Read More: Jesus Brings You to the MountaintopA sermon on Matthew 17:1-9 for the Transfiguration of Our Lord. Delivered by Pastor Caleb Strutz. Celebrating the transfiguration of our Lord at the end of the Epiphany season is a uniquely Lutheran thing—no one else is going to be doing this today. But it’s incredibly appropriate as we see the fullest, clearest manifestation of…
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The Messiah is Manifest in Minutia
Read More: The Messiah is Manifest in MinutiaA sermon on John 2:1-11 for the Second Sunday after Epiphany. Delivered by Pastor Caleb Strutz. As we continue on our Epiphany journey, the first three events we’ve come across this Epiphany season are all closely related. Some of our hymns last week and this week tied together and juxtaposed the visit of the magi,…
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Baptism Gives Identity
Read More: Baptism Gives IdentityA sermon on Matthew 3:13-17 for the Baptism of Our Lord. Delivered by Pastor Caleb Strutz. Giving a baby a name is kind of a lot of work. First, you and your spouse have to agree on a name, which could potentially be a drawn-out process. But having a baby name written in your Notes…
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Newborn Predictions about Baby Jesus
Read More: Newborn Predictions about Baby JesusA sermon on Luke 2:33-40 for the First Sunday after Christmas (postponed). Delivered by Pastor Caleb Strutz. It seems like from the moment a baby is conceived, the parents are obsessed with predictions. Is it a boy or a girl? Will baby look more like mom or dad? How big is baby going to be?…
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Tell No One
A sermon on Mark 7:31-37 for the Twelfth Sunday after Trinity. Delivered by Pastor Caleb Strutz. My favorite restaurant experience has been at a place called the Safehouse in Milwaukee. It’s a spy-themed restaurant and everything is meticulously put together from the moment you step in. There’s no signs, the entrance is hidden in an…
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See Yourself Rightly
A sermon on Luke 18:9-14 for the Eleventh Sunday after Trinity. Delivered by Pastor Caleb Strutz. One cultural quirk that I’ve noticed and that you’re probably familiar with as well is that Midwesterners can never take a compliment. If you tell someone, “Hey, I like your shirt,” the normal response is, “Thank you.” The Midwesterner…
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The Tears of Jesus
A sermon on Luke 19:41-48 for the Tenth Sunday after Trinity. Delivered by Pastor Caleb Strutz. People can cry for any number of seemingly contradictory reasons. Usually we associate crying with being sad but that’s not necessarily the case. People can cry tears of joy, you might cry when you’re really passionate about something, you…





