Trinity 12
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Category: Worship
A lesson in humility
Beautiful traditions: Helpful if they are received in true faith
On this Sunday of each Church Year, for centuries in the confessing Church, God’s people have heard of beautiful traditions. We are reminded by the readings of the day that those things which we have received from the ancient fathers of the Faith are helpful. That is, whenever they are received in true faith. That remains certain whether or not those things that have been faithfully handed on are the central focus of a given Sunday sermon.
Today, we have heard how Cain and Abel, the children of Adam and Eve, dealt with at least one of the traditions they had received from their father. Those would have been handed onto them after Adam’s fall into sin. We have again heard of the tradition of giving allegiance offerings to God. These the faithful participate in with thanksgiving for all His benefits to His highest creatures. …For more, click on the title above.
Trinity 11_2025
Trinity 11
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Her Noble and Beautiful Struggle Has Ended
Our sermon for this Trinity Season Friday, on this day we have been gathered to remember God’s grace in calling Grete Schlischat His child in holy Baptism, along with His holding her fast in the good confession of the Faith is taken from our inspired readings. We pray that your hopes lifted will be lifted by the following Word of God: Click the title above for the Full Sermon
The temple of the Lord
Luke’s account of Christ’s arrival at and actions in the Temple in Jerusalem, which was read a few moments ago, is quite wonderful. It falls right after the Triumphal Entry, where the Savior enters the city that is the final destination of His incarnate earthly ministry. It is a city that would soon demand His death on the cross as punishment for claiming He was the Son of God, and in the eyes of the officials, misleading the people. …For more, click on the title above.
Proclaim the Word in every way
I love the structure of the Lutheran service…not just today, but in every Divine Service. If one follows from the opening versicles all the way through to the Benediction, one can see a story unfold. And it’s a story that never fails to satisfy the hearer. There is always repentance, forgiveness and satisfaction. The satisfaction of being loved with a steadfast love, being shown mercy, with mercy that will endure forever….For more, click on the title above.
Trinity 10_2025
Trinity 10
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