Theme: God's Word. Rev. Randall Schlak's Sermon: "A Long Sermon".By Lutheran Church of the Redeemer

We pray that God will take ordinary things. Things like bread and wine and water and oil and use those ordinary elements to convey God's extraordinary grace and love. It matters. It matters that we recognize these gifts from God and it matters too that we acknowledge the reality of evil. I don't envision a return to three years preparation for bapt…

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Sermon – Rev Amanda Holm RosengrenBy Church of the Redeemer

Colossians 1:1-14By Russ Masterson

Gratitude that remains unspoken and love that goes unshown can create distance in our relationships, leaving those around us uncertain of how we truly feel.By Joe Seymour

For me, the third grade was probably one of the best times of my life. I could pick out my own Umbro shorts, scrunchie my own ponytail, And ride my bike freely around the neighborhood from sun up to dinner time, getting into some good and maybe not-so-good trouble with the other kids who lived nearby. I learned to cook, spent unnumbered hours creat…

Theme: Forgiveness. Pastor Randy Schlak's sermon: "The Parable of the Unforgiving Servant."By Lutheran Church of the Redeemer

1 Peter 2:1-3By Russ Masterson

Sermon – Deacon Ethan McCarthyBy Church of the Redeemer

Satan’s desire and goal is to blind, deceive, and harden people to such a degree that they refuse to put their faith in Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord.By Pastor Dale O'Shields

And then what happened is as many of you know, I had a sortof a conversion experience when I was 20 and I realized, oh gosh,dang, I do believe in God. This is real that I believe in God. And in fact, Ithink I'm Christian. I do believe in Jesus. And from the moment that thathappened, I felt this sort of need to prove some things. From the moment tha…

Theme: Giving Your All. Pastor Randy Schlak's sermon: "Herod Antipas".By Lutheran Church of the Redeemer

Join Pastor Gabriel as he investigates the concepts of The Thief comes to steal, kill and destroy. But resist the devil and he will flee.By The Redeemer Church

Join Pastor Gabriel as he shares this week's introspection from prayer.By The Redeemer Church

Sermon – Rev Amanda Holm RosengrenBy Church of the Redeemer

Titus 2:11-14By Russ Masterson

One of the most incredible things about following Jesus is that He accepts us exactly as we are, no matter where we are. Even if others reject you, the Lord never will.By Pastor Steve Homcy

This certainly is not unity. Is unity a difficult ask for today? Today America has become more divided than ever. For many, unity is viewed as a threat to peace. to one's personhood or individual identity altogether. Unity requires someone must win and someone must lose. Unity means a loss of freedom. Unity means a loss of merit or a loss of dignit…

Pastor Randy Schlak's sermon: "Be still, and know that I am God; I will be exalted among the nations, I will be exalted in the earth". Kamp Sunday - Kamp theme=the Olympics. Sunday theme: NIKEBy Lutheran Church of the Redeemer

Sermon – Rev Amanda Holm RosengrenBy Church of the Redeemer

2 Peter 1:3-9By Russ Masterson

Jesus has the power and authority to forgive sin because He is God and paid the full penalty for our sins!By Pastor Dale O'Shields

Pastor Randy Schlak's sermon: 'Legalists and Mystics and Ascetics, Oh My!" Worship Service Theme: Only Jesus.By Lutheran Church of the Redeemer

Now that this is my last Sunday with you, it's time for me to tell you my real name, because in so many ways, our name defines us, roots us in this world, gives us our identity. My real name isn't the name that my parents put on my birth certificate and that I was called at my baptism. It's the name my grandmother gave me when I was born. My father…

Psalm 46:1–11By Matt Armstrong

God gives us wonderful promises from His Word to hold on to in every season of our lives, even when doing the right thing is hard or unpopular.By Cristi Rivera

God gives us wonderful promises from His Word to hold on to in every season of our lives, even when doing the right thing is hard or unpopular.By Sam Mitchell

We live in a time when the proclaiming of Christ's word maysometimes be used to divide us, not unite us. To judge us, separate us from one another. The distortion of Christ's message of lovemay be used to sound exclusive instead of the inclusive example Jesus actuallytaught and lived. Sometimes it feelsheartbreaking that truth and faith and love ca…

Theme: The Shepherd. Pastor Jimmy Greenwalt's sermon: "Follow the Shepherd".By Lutheran Church of the Redeemer

Pastor Gabriel explores the importance of trusting the spirit of God's wisdom in knowing what is best for you.By The Redeemer Church

Sermon – Deacon Ethan McCarthyBy Church of the Redeemer

Luke 10:25-37By Christ the Redeemer Church of Marietta

One of the profound benefits of knowing Jesus is finding true satisfaction and fulfillment in Him, something that nothing and no one else can offer.By Jessica McAuliff

One of the profound benefits of knowing Jesus is finding true satisfaction and fulfillment in Him, something that nothing and no one else can offer.By Cristi Rivera

When I was graduating high school, our yearbook staff held an election for hope in the form of our senior superlatives. You all may remember these from that time in your life. Each day at the lunch period, for a week, students could go to the special table in the lunchroom and cast their vote for their peers, that they felt were well deserving of a…

*NO SOUND UNTIL 8 MIINUTES AND 37 SECONDS* so sorry! Christmas in July theme. Rev. Randy Schlak's sermon: "The Word Made Flesh".By Lutheran Church of the Redeemer

Pastor Gabriel investigates how forgiving others and forgiving ourselves sets US free. It's not about the other person. We free ourselves of pain through the act of true forgiveness.By The Redeemer Church

Sermon – Deacon Ethan McCarthyBy Church of the Redeemer

Matthew 13:24-30By Christ the Redeemer Church of Marietta

God calls us to leave behind the old ways and embrace the new life He offers. By letting go of past burdens and stepping into the transformative grace of God, we can experience renewal and the fullness of His promises.By Justin McAuliff

Theme: Amazing Grace. Pastor Ronald Farah's sermon: "Jesus Never Quits on Us".By Lutheran Church of the Redeemer

I do believe Paul's point is easily made at the end of ourreading. And that is that God's power ismade stronger in our human weakness. Therefore, boasting and weakness allows for Christ's powerand grace to be made more evident. Or, in our English translation of this, it'sperfected. But why? Why is the divine'spower perfected in weakness? Maybebecau…

Pastor Gabriel investigates how we, through our own actions, take ourselves out of the peace of God and how we can instantly step back in and find pasture.By The Redeemer Church

Sermon – Kim & Collin SanfordBy Church of the Redeemer

Matthew 6:25-33By Matt Armstrong

Choose to turn from your ways to His ways, demonstrating this decision through genuine change. If you truly desire to transform, He will help you every step of the way!By Pastor Dale O'Shields

Theme: The Beginning of Nations. Pastor Randall Schlak's sermon: "Babel"By Lutheran Church of the Redeemer

Pastor Gabriel investigates how "Missing the Mark" does not make us a bad person. It simply separates us from peace and joy.By The Redeemer Church

Sermon – Rev Amanda Holm RosengrenBy Church of the Redeemer