Faith Lutheran Oregon, Wisconsin

Should you follow your heart? What if your heart can't even? In Ezekiel 36:25-27, we see that God gives us a new heart that doesn't need to.

Where did Jesus ascend to? What does that mean about how God works? What does that mean for your life now? Sermon from Isaiah 57:15.

What are God's plans for you life? The answer from Jeremiah 29:11-14 may surprise you.

Isaiah's song from ch. 12 is a song about future salvation. The same could be said for our entire lives.

From Lamentations 3:18-26

Sermon of Psalm 23.

Sermon of what Faith trusts in. Based on Job 19:25-27, also tying in the Gospel lesson from John 20:19-31.

From Isaiah 52:13-15

Easter Vigil homily by St. John Chrysostom, peached by Pastor Jeff Hendrix, AD+2019

From John 19:30-35

From John 13:1-10

Palm Sunday, the day Jesus entered Jerusalem to die on a cross. What kind of King is He? Can we really rejoice and shout in what He brings?

God judged Abram, a pagan, worthy of a new home. Why? Because even Abram would be blessed by his descendant Jesus. And so are we.

Through the example of Nicodemus, the man who helped bury Jesus, we learn what baptism means.

Why bother going to church when you can just stay home and listen? The same reason Jesus lead the people into the wilderness to feed them.

What does the Thief on the Cross have to teach us about Baptism and it's power?

Who has never faced division? The division caused by our spiritual enemies, is undone by the Stronger Man, great David's greater Son, Jesus.

What does baptism do? In John 1:29, we see Jesus as the Lamb of God take upon Himself the sins of the world in his baptism, to be sent into the wilderness, where our sins will never be seen again. Our baptism gives us what Jesus won.

Sermon from Isaiah 45. Does God remember His promises? Sometimes it doesn't seem like it.

From Acts 8:26-38, the account of Philip and the Ethiopian