Philippians 4:4-13
Twentieth Sunday after Pentecost
God invites his children to rejoice in the promise of eternal life and to find contentment by bringing our worries to him in prayer.
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Philippians 4:4-13
God invites his children to rejoice in the promise of eternal life and to find contentment by bringing our worries to him in prayer.
Matthew 21:33-46
God so loves you and desires for you to be in his Kingdom that the Son of God sacrificed himself to redeem you and his entire Kingdom.
Matthew 21:23-32
Jesus receives repentant sinners, which provokes those who think themselves righteous.
Philippians 1:12-30
Our hope is in the life to come. In this life, we serve Christ, and there is suffering, but there is joy in the Gospel, and our reward is in Heaven.
Genesis 50:15-21
God is so gracious and wise that he uses the rejection of his Son as the means of saving the world that rejected him.
Matthew 18:1-20
Jesus desires, above all things, for you to be saved. Therefore, confess your sin, for Jesus has made full atonement for all your sins by his sacrificial death on the cross.
Matthew 16:21-28
Jesus sets God's interests against man's: he must suffer, die, and rise, and those who follow him take up their own cross. Salvation is not ease or earthly glory but clinging to Christ crucified, who alone can save.
Sermon by Stephen Larson for Thirteenth Sunday after Pentecost.
Matthew 14:22-33; Romans 10:5-17
When wind, waves, and fear overwhelm us, Christ reaches out his saving hand as he did to Peter. Salvation rests in Christ's finished work, received through his Word and confessed in faith, and trials strengthen our trust in his presence.
John 6:1-15
In feeding the five thousand, Jesus reveals God's generous care, yet he refuses to become merely an earthly bread king. His compassion leads to the cross, where he defeats sin and death and gives himself as the true bread of eternal life.
Jeremiah 15:19-21; Romans 4:16-25; Matthew 7:12-14
Jesus calls us from the broad road of works-righteousness to the narrow way of repentance and faith in Christ alone.
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