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

Thirteenth Sunday after PentecostBy Rev. Bryan Wolfmueller

By grace we receive the Armor of God to navigate life's challenges, and we are sustained by the Divine mystery of the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ.By Vicar Nicholas Breining

[Machine transcription] In the name of Jesus, Amen. Dear Saints, in the wilderness, when the Lord Jesus is feeding the 5,000 people, He is doing much more than just providing for them the food that they need. He is, in that miracle, and in His life, and in His teaching, and in His death, and in His resurrection, He is undoing the original sin of Ad…

While Wonder Bread may be our “go-to” for a quick sandwich, it pales in comparison to the Wondrous Bread of Life, Jesus. It’s a gift from heaven and offers eternal life.By Rev. Zachary D. Wagner

Eternal life is a gift offered through Christ and it is a gift that impacts our lives now (and really, throughout time). The "living bread" sustains us in this life, and throughout all of eternity.By Rev. Zachary D. Wagner

[Machine transcription] In the name of Jesus, amen. Dear saints, Jesus came to do the will of his Father and his will is this, that he would lose none that come to him. That he will by no means cast away those who come and look upon him and believe in him. And that’s you and I, in our confidence, because I think we are afraid sometimes that the Lor…

Twelfth Sunday after PentecostBy Rev. Bryan Wolfmueller

Faith and belief develop through our relationship with God and the community of God's people. Relationships are complex and rarely efficient, but our work is to grow through our connections with God.By Rev. Zachary D. Wagner

[Machine transcription] In the name of Jesus. Amen. Dear baptized believers in Christ’s Church, we all have needs. There are voids that are dark. There are things that are missing. There are troubles that go unresolved. Since the fall of man in the garden, this is the reality that every person experiences that has ever been born here on the earth. …

Eleventh Sunday after PentecostBy Rev. Robert E. LeBlanc

Together we reflect on Jesus feeding the 5,000—a powerful reminder that with God, there is always enough. Trust in God and embrace the freedom to give and receive in love.By Vicar Katie Mueller

Tenth Sunday after PentecostBy Rev. Bryan Wolfmueller

[Machine transcription] In the name of Jesus, amen. Dear saints, we want to rejoice today that Jesus is still the one who walks on the water. We’ll think about that in the sermon, but I think it probably is good to just do a little preface and a little kind of â�� I mean, with the Old Testament lesson, a little rainbow rehabilitation. Because the L…

Ninth Sunday after PentecostBy Rev. Bryan Wolfmueller

[Machine transcription] In the name of Jesus, amen. Dear saints, if it’s all right, I start with a little personal antidote from this week. I don’t know if it’s the same with you, the last few weeks have just, it seems like the world has kind of gone crazy. I don’t know why, but it seems more than usual, I think coming out of the presidential debat…

Resting with God is different from what we may imagine in today’s world as we seek ways to find peace and renewal in God.By Rev. Y. Franklin Ishida

[Machine transcription] In the name of Jesus, amen. To brothers and sisters in Christ, with Jesus of Nazareth standing right before him, I can see Pontius Pilate immediately snapping back with the words, What is truth? What is truth? Our Lord Jesus had just answered the previous question where he was asked, So, you are a king? For Jesus had said, y…

Eighth Sunday after PentecostBy Rev. Robert E. LeBlanc

The debate over John's true identity rages as he finds his head on a platter. At the center of it all is the question of who is really in power? God's power of love, grace, and mercy never dies.By Rev. Zachary D. Wagner

[Machine transcription] In the name of Jesus, amen. Dear saints of God, one of the first things they teach you when they teach you how to preach is that you should have a theme that goes from the beginning of the sermon to the end of the sermon and ties the whole thing together. Well, we’re going to forget about that this morning because I want to …

Seventh Sunday after PentecostBy Rev. Bryan Wolfmueller

Jesus teaches us to shake the dust, living a life of love and acceptance. God carries us as we find communities that accept us as we are. There are many places we can learn to call home as we follow God’s call out into the world.By Vicar Katie Mueller

[Machine transcription] In the name of Jesus, amen. Dear Sophia, Jeremiah, and all the baptized, I was working on the texts for the sermon today. I was praying and I was, in some ways, complaining slightly to the Lord. And I said, Lord, how can I possibly teach all of these texts to your people? The sermon is so short. And I would love to tell you …

Sixth Sunday after PentecostBy Rev. Bryan Wolfmueller

Jesus multi-tasks a healing within a resurrection as two "daughters" are cured of their ailments. God provides more than just miracle cures, providing space for restorative healing as we face the challenges of life.By Rev. Zachary D. Wagner

[Machine transcription] In the name of Jesus. Amen. Dear Saints, the Lord Jesus is with the disciples and with us in the boat in the midst of the storm. But he’s asleep. And the disciples cry out, Lord, don’t you care that we’re perishing? Jesus never answers the question. But he does stand up in the middle of the boat and rebuke the wind and the w…

Fifth Sunday after PentecostBy Rev. Bryan Wolfmueller

[Machine transcription] Jesus says, with what can we compare the kingdom of God? You may be seated. In the name of Jesus, Amen. Dear saints, it is surprising to me that Jesus asks, well, it’s not surprising that he asks this question. The surprise is how he answers. He’s sitting on a boat and he’s teaching, and he’s teaching parables about the king…

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

Third Sunday of EasterBy Rev. Robert E. LeBlanc

Second Sunday of EasterBy Rev. Ross Davis

Easter SundayBy Rev. Bryan Wolfmueller

Good Friday TenebraeBy Rev. Bryan Wolfmueller

Good Friday Tre Ore 7By Rev. Thomas Petersen

Good Friday Tre Ore 6By Rev. Richard Mittwede

Good Friday Tre Ore 5By Rev. Robert E. LeBlanc

Good Friday Tre Ore 4By Rev. Curtis Giese

Good Friday Tre Ore 3By Rev. Donald Fraker

Good Friday Tre Ore 2By Rev. Dylan Smith

Good Friday Tre Ore 1By Rev. Ross Davis