Sermons preached at St. John's Lutheran Church, Fox Lake, WI
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Exploring Jesus's parable of the unmerciful servant and Peter's probing question about the limits of...
Treating God like an automated transaction machine usually leads to quick disappointment when life's...
In a world obsessed with who's "in" and who's "out," it’s easy to feel like a spiritual wallfl...
Trust is a fragile thing, especially in a messy world where betrayal and human unreliability often l...
What happens when we truly trust that God provides? Looking closely at the miracle of the feeding of...
What does generosity actually look like when viewed through the lens of eternity? In this sermon, we...
From a 2,000-year-old Judean date palm to a random patch of backyard sunflowers planted by ambitious...
Farming demands a difficult balance between grueling daily labor and total reliance on elements outs...
Navigating the competing demands of political seasons and national milestones can leave many believe...
Our daily schedules, financial choices, and emotional energy inevitably expose what we value most, o...
Faced with an uncertain future from a Roman prison cell, the Apostle Paul offered a timeless mandate...
When a long-standing era of leadership comes to a close, the transition can leave a community feelin...
Human memory often preserves a heavy inventory of past failures, leaving us trapped under the crushi...
The concept of the Trinity often leaves human intellect scrambling for a proper analogy, shifting be...
The modern church marks Pentecost as a historic milestone, but its celebration goes far beyond a cal...
This episode features a moving, perspective-shifting message centered on 1 Peter, addressing the una...
While modern calendars overlook the Ascension, the medieval church celebrated it with the same grand...
This message addresses that void by exploring the fundamental human need for purpose, tracing it fro...
While the world often views "one-way" signs as restrictive or frustrating, this message explores why...
When the world feels unreliable and even the most trusted human institutions fail us, where can a we...
The walk to Emmaus is often remembered as a journey of discovery, but for the two disciples on the r...
Skepticism often grows from the soil of disappointment, especially when those expected to lead with ...
While the world often treats Easter as a charming fable, the historical weight of the resurrection o...
We often exhaust ourselves trying to "hack" a sense of inner quiet through career milestones, intell...
The physical layout of a church sanctuary often carries a weight of symbolism that goes unnoticed in...
