Jesus penetrates all barriers, and through His faith, removes the stones that separate us from God and one another, revealing a resurrected and eternal life together where all tears shall be wiped away.By Vicar Nicholas Breining

All Saints SundayBy Rev. Bryan Wolfmueller

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Reformation SundayBy Rev. Bryan Wolfmueller

Freedom in Christ is an invitation to be bound in an abiding relationship with God and the living of a life in service to others. There is no greater gift to share than that of God's grace!By Rev. Zachary D. Wagner

James and John make a request to be given a place of honor, but Jesus lays out for them the terms and conditions of such a request, namely that "the first shall be last, and the last first." The greatest honor is to serve.By Rev. Zachary D. Wagner

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Twenty-second Sunday after PentecostBy Rev. Bryan Wolfmueller

Twenty-first Sunday after PentecostBy Rev. Bryan Wolfmueller

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When people's suffering gets used by religious leaders and politicians to make points, Jesus reminds us of God's original intent and the necessity of remaining humble.By Vicar Nicholas Breining

As we celebrate all of God's creation through the lens of St. Francis of Assisi, we learn to do that which creation already does so well: Trust. Only in trusting may we be proper stewards of God's "good" creation.By Rev. Zachary D. Wagner

Twentieth Sunday after PentecostBy Vicar David Krueger

[Machine transcription] In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. When at the first wedding ceremony in this world’s history, the Lord God himself led the bride to the altar and gave her to her bridegroom, there was nothing but joy. This is now bone of my bones and flesh of my flesh, Adam exclaimed. There was his newly wedd…

St Michael and All AngelsBy Rev. Bryan Wolfmueller

[Machine transcription] In the name of Jesus, amen. Dear saints, you who are given by Jesus the authority to trample over scorpions, snakes, in other words, over the demons, and yet are not to rejoice in this because your names are written in the book of heaven, for you, for us, is given this morning this glorious vision of the throne room of heave…

We celebrate a minor festival all about angels as depicted in Apocalyptic literature. Hope is a thread that connects all of our texts together ae we celebrate God's victory over death and evil.By Rev. Zachary D. Wagner

Eighteenth Sunday after PentecostBy Rev. Robert E. LeBlanc

[Machine transcription] In the name of Jesus, amen. They’re baptized believers in Christ’s church. For the freshman team, a new chapter in their lives was now drawing near. There in the past were all those times of instruction given during the team meetings, the plays drawn on the whiteboard, sewn up upon the screens, The hours practicing the techn…

There is so much about the world and our faith that we do not understand, and the only way to better understand is to share a sense of curiosity to know more. We cannot learn if we remain silent.By Rev. Zachary D. Wagner

Seventeenth Sunday after PentecostBy Rev. Bryan Wolfmueller

[Machine transcription] In the name of Jesus. Amen. Dear Saints, two things to reflect on this morning from the text. The first is this, the devil really hates you. And the second is that Jesus loves to hear this prayer, I believe, Lord help my unbelief. In fact, I think that’s probably the reason why Mark gives us this account and the Holy Spirit …

By asking "who do we say Jesus is?" we learn how to carry our cross in a way that honors where we come from and the next generations to come.By Vicar Nicholas Breining

[Machine transcription] And they were astonished beyond measure, saying, He has done all things well. You may be seated. In the name of Jesus, amen. Dear Aidan and all the baptized, the Lord Jesus has opened your ears to hear his word. And the Lord Jesus has opened his ears to hear your prayers. I think these two things are what our pair of miracle…

Sixteenth Sunday after PentecostBy Rev. Bryan Wolfmueller

Jesus has a less than pleasant exchange with an unnamed Syrophoenician woman in need of his help. While Jesus loses the argument, he gains a new perspective and understanding of his mission to all.By Rev. Zachary D. Wagner

[Machine transcription] In the name of Jesus, amen. Finally, dear saints, be strong in the Lord and the strength of his might put on the whole armor of God. You who are baptized, which is you, if you’re not baptized see me after church, you who are baptized have been enlisted by the Lord Jesus in a spiritual battle. How many of you know that, and i…

Fifteenth Sunday after PentecostBy Rev. Bryan Wolfmueller

We worship in ways informed both by tradition and innovation, but at its core, we worship most authentically when we love our neighbor, and therefore, God.By Rev. Zachary D. Wagner

Fourteenth Sunday after PentecostBy Rev. Ross Davis

Thirteenth Sunday after PentecostBy Rev. Bryan Wolfmueller

Twelfth Sunday after PentecostBy Rev. Bryan Wolfmueller

Eleventh Sunday after PentecostBy Rev. Robert E. LeBlanc

Tenth Sunday after PentecostBy Rev. Bryan Wolfmueller

Ninth Sunday after PentecostBy Rev. Bryan Wolfmueller

Eighth Sunday after PentecostBy Rev. Robert E. LeBlanc

Seventh Sunday after PentecostBy Rev. Bryan Wolfmueller

Sixth Sunday after PentecostBy Rev. Bryan Wolfmueller

Fifth Sunday after PentecostBy Rev. Bryan Wolfmueller

Fourth Sunday after PentecostBy Rev. Bryan Wolfmueller

Third Sunday after PentecostBy Rev. Ross Davis

Second Sunday after PentecostBy Rev. Robert E. LeBlanc

The Holy TrinityBy Rev. Bryan Wolfmueller

PentecostBy Rev. Bryan Wolfmueller

Seventh Sunday of EasterBy Rev. Ross Davis

The Ascension of Our LordBy Rev. Bryan Wolfmueller

Sixth Sunday of EasterBy Rev. Bryan Wolfmueller

Fifth Sunday of EasterBy Rev. Bryan Wolfmueller

Fourth Sunday of EasterBy Rev. Bryan Wolfmueller