St. Paul's Onalaska Sermons

St. Paul's Onalaska

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Sermons from the church services at St. Paul's in Onalaska, WI.

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February 8, 2026

Pastor Shane Krause Identity Revealed—“Epiphany” comes from a Greek word that means “reveal.” It is the season when you see Jesus begin his public ministry, revealing the reason the Son of God came to earth. During Epiphany, you will come to understand that when the true identity of Jesus is revealed, you realize your own true identity as well.Jesus Calls You Salt and Light—In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus teaches us that form and function are closely connected. That means that who we are influences what we do. When God called us to faith, he declared that we were something new: light, salt, his children. Jesus encourages us to be what God says we are as a way of blessing the world through us.Identity Revealed: Jesus Calls You Salt and Light

20 min
FEB 2

February 1, 2026

Pastor Dan Olson Identity Revealed—“Epiphany” comes from a Greek word that means “reveal.” It is the season when you see Jesus begin his public ministry, revealing the reason the Son of God came to earth. During Epiphany, you will come to understand that when the true identity of Jesus is revealed, you realize your own true identity as well.Jesus Calls You Blessed—You may not feel blessed when you are hungry or insulted or mourning the death of a loved one. You may not be in the mood to boast when you feel foolish, weak, or lowly. But knowing your difficulties, Jesus still chose you to be his own. He gives you many gifts, and he calls you blessed.Identity Revealed: Jesus Calls You Blessed

18 min
JAN 27

January 25, 2026

Pastor Brett Ehlke Faith in Action—Faith in Jesus is not passive — it’s alive and active through Word, fellowship, and service. God fills us with his grace in Word and Sacrament, unites us to one another as his family, and sends us out as his hands and feet in the world.Throughout this sermon series we are going to reflect on the mission statement of St. Paul’s and consider how a new system in our church, called Member Ministry, will help us achieve this mission. As Member Ministry is introduced you will discover more about yourself and the opportunities God has placed in front of you as you live out your Faith in Action.Faith in Service—Faith that receives God’s love also reflects it. The Lord has uniquely gifted each of us to serve others and to bring glory to his name. Service is not reserved for a few—it’s the calling of every Christian. As we discover and use the gifts God has given, our lives become living thank-you notes to him. We serve not to earn favor, but because we already have it in Christ. Today, we celebrate how God works through ordinary people like us to accomplish extraordinary things for his kingdom.Faith in Action—Faith in Service

18 min
JAN 18

January 18, 2026

Pastor Shane Krause Faith in Action—Faith in Jesus is not passive — it’s alive and active through Word, fellowship, and service. God fills us with his grace in Word and Sacrament, unites us to one another as his family, and sends us out as his hands and feet in the world.Throughout this sermon series we are going to reflect on the mission statement of St. Paul’s and consider how a new system in our church, called Member Ministry, will help us achieve this mission. As Member Ministry is introduced you will discover more about yourself and the opportunities God has placed in front of you as you live out your Faith in Action.Faith Shared—Christ’s love is too powerful to keep to ourselves. When the gospel has taken root in our hearts, it compels us to speak. The Lord has entrusted his saving message to us—not as a burden, but as a privilege and a joy. Our words and our lives become instruments through which others see the hope that we have. God calls us to be watchmen for our community and ambassadors for Christ in the world. Today, we remember that sharing our faith isn’t optional—it’s the natural outflow of hearts transformed by grace. Faith in Action—Faith Shared

18 min
JAN 11

January 11, 2026

Pastor Dan Olson Faith in Action—Faith in Jesus is not passive — it’s alive and active through Word, fellowship, and service. God fills us with his grace in Word and Sacrament, unites us to one another as his family, and sends us out as his hands and feet in the world.Throughout this sermon series we are going to reflect on the mission statement of St. Paul’s and consider how a new system in our church, called Member Ministry, will help us achieve this mission. As Member Ministry is introduced you will discover more about yourself and the opportunities God has placed in front of you as you live out your Faith in Action.Faith Supported—Your faith became alive and active through Word and Sacrament. Yet the devil never stops trying to destroy that faith. As Christians we understand the importance of God’s Word and sacrament in our lives.The community of believers that we have at St. Paul’s is a unique blessing for us all. These are the people with whom you grow in a greater understanding of God’s Word, who hold you accountable to your faith life, and who pray for you. They care about the most important asset you have – your soul. Today I pray you come to a great appreciation for this community of believers and for the tools that God gives us to support each other in the most important way. Faith in Action—Faith Supported

18 min
JAN 4

January 4, 2026

Pastor Shane Krause Jesus Appears—Epiphany Sunday celebrates God’s gracious revealing of his Son as the Savior of the world. The word epiphany means “appearing” or “making known.” On this day, we remember how God led the Magi by the star to see and worship the newborn King. Through this event, God showed that Jesus did not come only for Israel, but for all nations. Epiphany officially is celebrated on January 6, thus the days between Christmas and Epiphany are called, “the twelve days of Christmas.” The Savior of the Nations—Our theme, “Jesus Appears as the Savior of the Nations,” highlights this beautiful truth of the gospel: in Christ, God has provided salvation for every people and every place. The Magi, Gentiles from far away, are among the first to see and believe that this child is the promised Savior. During the Epiphany season, we rejoice that Jesus reveals himself through Word and Sacrament and continues to draw people from all nations to saving faith. As we worship today, we give thanks that the light of Christ has also shined into our hearts and sends us to reflect his saving love to the world. Service Theme: Jesus Appears as the Savior to the Nations

18 min
12/28/2025

December 28, 2025

Pastor Brett Ehlke Christ the Savior Is Born—“Silent Night” was written originally in German by Joseph Mohr, with music composed by Franz Gruber. The carol was first performed on Christmas Eve in 1818 at St. Nicholas Church in Oberndorf, Austria. Legend says the church organ was broken, prompting Gruber to compose a simple guitar accompaniment. Subsequently accompanied by many instruments and translated into many languages, the text paints the picture of the incarnation. The last phrase is repeated, so in the second stanza we hear it twice: “Christ the Savior is born!” Every word of that phrase is significant, and every line of the Christmas carol describes a Bible truth. We use the beloved hymn to ponder the profound message of the Twelve Days of Christmas.He Is the Son of God— Christmas holidays mean family time, often with extended family travel and visits. Meals are prepared, gifts are given, memories are made. But the memories might not all be good. Sometimes there are Christmas hurts or even tragedies. We live in a world still affected by sin. The sinfulness of the world cannot rob us of the peace God intends to bring through his Son. Christ the Savior is born, and through his life, God brings us into the family. He gives us the rights of redeemed sons and daughters, the privileges of inheritance. Service Theme: Christ the Savior Is Born. . . He Is the Son of God

18 min
12/26/2025

December 25, 2025

Pastor Shane Krause Christ the Savior Is Born

17 min

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Sermons from the church services at St. Paul's in Onalaska, WI.

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