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Christianity

Christianity

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09/09/2024

“What It’s All About”: Sixteenth Sunday of Pentecost

Pastor Michael preaches. This week’s takeaway: Ecclesiastes has an important message, especially for a culture that wants to be pampered and coddled. This book comes to us with a sobering message: Life is meaningless—unless it is lived in a right relationship with God. How can we be right with God? The gifts of Jesus Christ, our Savior, make it so. Live wisely. “The fear of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom; all those who practice it have a good understanding. His praise endures forever!” (Psalm 111:10). PREPARING FOR NEXT WEEK’S WORSHIP Isaiah 50:4–10; 2 John 3–11; Mark 9:14–29 Hymns (Lutheran Service Book): 700, 850, 526, 545, 849, 844

09/09/2024

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13 min
03/09/2024

Always: Fifteenth Sunday after Pentecost

Pastor Michael preaches on Philemon 4-7. This week’s takeaway: Before making a request of Philemon on behalf of his runaway slave Onesimus, St. Paul shares a message highlighting the church as the body of Christ. We share a faith, a love, and a reason to always give thanks with all God’s people. PREPARING FOR NEXT WEEK’S WORSHIP Ecclesiastes 12:1–7, 13–14; James 2:1–10, 14–18; Mark 7:24–37 Hymns (Lutheran Service Book): 707, 696, 694, 627, 622, 917

03/09/2024

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12 min
24/11/2024

Christ the King Sunday: “Good News of Peace”

Pastor Andrew preaches this week’s takeaway: We look around and see war, oppression, hatred, mistrust, and terror. Unrest and violence is happening all over the world and division and fear run the show right here in our nation. Jesus tells his disciples (and us) in Mark 13, "When you hear of wars and rumors of wars, do not be alarmed." Jesus proclaims to us that Good News of peace that Nahum prophesied 700 years before; Good News that is still ours 2000 years later just as it will be forever. Christ is King, evil has lost, life is ours, it is finished. Peace be with you! PREPARING FOR NEXT WEEK’S WORSHIP Jeremiah 33:14–16; Titus 1:1–4; Luke 21:25–36 Hymns (Lutheran Service Book): 331 (My First Hymnal 38), 352, 354, 343, 347, 700

24/11/2024

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15 min
03/10/2024

Truth: 19th Sunday after Pentecost

Pastor Michael preaches on Truth, real Truth. Preparing for next week: Zephaniah 3:9–13 Hebrews 2:1–18 Mark 10:2–16

03/10/2024

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13 min
07/10/2024

None Shall Make Them Afraid: 20th Sunday of Pentecost

Pastor Andrew preaches with this week’s takeaway: We live in a world in which pride and cruel power seemingly win the day. Zephaniah chapter three proclaims God's promise that this is not so. The risen Christ is King and in Him God's promise to transform and unify the nations into one family in one holy kingdom is coming to fruition. Regardless of the raging nations or raging politics of a nation, this beautiful picture of joyful peace and security in our Shepherd King's presence is ours now, even as its eternal fullness is coming soon. PREPARING FOR NEXT WEEK’S WORSHIP Amos 5:6–7, 7–15; Jude 1–4; Mark 10:17–22 Hymns (Lutheran Service Book): 668, 658, 655 (My First Hymnal 97), 651, 790, 660

07/10/2024

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16 min
17/10/2024

Evening Prayer

Pastor Andrew and Principal Poppe discuss Evening Prayer Routines in the Lehenbauer Household. Feel free to reach out with questions at social@stpaulsconcordia.org

17/10/2024

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16 min
06/12/2024

The Way of Wisdom: Advent Midweek 1

Pastor Andrew preaches on Wisdom

06/12/2024

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14 min
13/12/2024

Ten Commandments Wrap-Up

Pastor Andrew and Mr. Poppe talk about the Ten Commandments one more time. Next week, we will discuss the Hymn of the Month.

13/12/2024

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14 min
01/12/2024

“Proclamation of a Permanent Promise”:The First Sunday in Advent

Pastor Michael's Take-away: Advent is a season of the church year when we think of time: 1) God’s ancient promises of salvation; 2) Christ fulfilling those promises at the proper time; and 3) His future return to take His people into the full experience of eternal life. We may sometimes feel like prisoners of time, which stops for no one. But as we look at the history of salvation—past, present, and future—we see our Christian hope and the meaning that hope gives to our existence in time. PREPARING FOR NEXT WEEK’S WORSHIP Daniel 7:1–14; Philippians 1:2–11; Luke 3:1–14 Hymns (Lutheran Service Book): 348, 336, 370, 621, 344 (My First Hymnal 39), 829

01/12/2024

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12 min
20/08/2024

Keep Calm and Follow the Savior: Thirteenth Week after Pentecost

Pastor Andrew Lehenbauer This week’s takeaway: Our fallen nature, the fallen world, and the powers of Satan and his fallen angels hold themselves up as a formidable and fear-evoking force. And by our own reason or strength we are no match for any of the three. But do not be duped by enemy propaganda, all the broken sinful powers of this world are no match for Christ the King. In fact, ALL things (even and especially the things that terrify us) have been placed under Jesus’ feet. This means that even in the most terrible circumstances we, the baptized children of God, can keep calm and follow our Savior and King.

20/08/2024

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15 min

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