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This sermon, based on 1 Timothy 6:11-16, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran by Pastor Tim Walsh on June 28, 2026, for the Fifth Sunday after Pentecost. This is Pastor Walsh's final sermon during his service as Grace of God's pastor.
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This sermon, based on Matthew 10:21-33, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran by Pastor Tim Walsh on June 21, 2026, for the Fourth Sunday after Pentecost.
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This sermon, based on Numbers 27:15-23, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran by Pastor Tim Walsh on June 14, 2026, for the Third Sunday after Pentecost.
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This sermon, based on 1 Timothy 1:12-17, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran by Pastor Tim Walsh on June 7, 2026, for the Second Sunday after Pentecost.
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This sermon, based on Matthew 28:16-20, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran by Pastor Tim Walsh on May 31, 2026, for Trinity Sunday (the First Sunday after Pentecost).
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This sermon, based on John 7:37-39, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran by Pastor Tim Walsh on May 24, 2026, for Pentecost Sunday.
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This sermon, based on Matthew 22:41-46, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran by Pastor Tim Walsh on May 17, 2026, for the Festival of the Lord's Ascension.
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This sermon, based on 1 Peter 3:13-22, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran by Pastor Tim Walsh on May 10, 2026, for the Sixth Sunday of Easter.
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This sermon, based on John 14:1-11, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on May 3, 2026, for the fifth Sunday of the Easter season.
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This sermon, based on Acts 2:22-32 and Psalm 16, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on April 26, 2026 (the fourth Sunday of the Easter season).
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This sermon, based on Acts 2:22-32 and Psalm 16, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on April 12, 2026 (the first Sunday after Easter Sunday).
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Christ is risen! He is risen indeed! This sermon, based on Matthew 28:1-10, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on April 5, 2026 for Easter Sunday.
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This sermon, based on John 13:1-15 and 34, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on April 2, 2026 for Maundy Thursday.
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This sermon, based on Philippians 2:1-11, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on March 29, 2026 for Palm Sunday.
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This sermon, based on Matthew 7:21-29, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on March 22, 2026. It's the ninth, and final, message in our walk through the Sermon on the Mount series.
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This sermon, based on Matthew 7:13-20, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on March 15, 2026. It's the seventh (and second-to-last) message in our walk through the Sermon on the Mount, which will wrap up at Holy Week 2026.
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This sermon, based on Matthew 7:1-12, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on March 8, 2026. It's the seventh message in our walk through the Sermon on the Mount, which will wrap up at Holy Week 2026.
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This sermon, based on Matthew 6:19-34, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on March 1, 2026. It's the sixth message in our walk through the Sermon on the Mount, which will wrap up at Holy Week 2026.
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This sermon, based on Matthew 4:1-11, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on February 22, 2026, the first Sunday in Lent.
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This sermon, based on 2 Corinthians 8:7-13 and Isaiah 59:12-20, as well as Matthew 8:5-13, was preached for Ash Wednesday 2026 at Grace of God Lutheran. When God goes to war against our sin, his weapon is his Word, and his goal is our eternal good. May he richly bless your Lenten meditations.
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This sermon, based on Matthew 17:1-9, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on February 15, 2026, the last Sunday before Lent will begin. We heard the traditional Gospel reading for this Sunday, the account of Jesus' Transfiguration, and considered how and why this event sends us into the Bible. Above all, what we see in the Transfiguration (and throughout the Bible) is God's promise that sinners are brought into his gracious presence.
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This sermon, based on Matthew 6:1-18, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on February 8, 2026. It's the fifth message in our walk through the Sermon on the Mount, which will wrap up at Holy Week 2026.
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This sermon, based on Matthew 5:38-48, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on February 1, 2026. It's the fourth message in our walk through the Sermon on the Mount, which will wrap up at Holy Week 2026.
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This sermon, based on Matthew 5:13-20, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on January 18, 2026. It's the second message in our walk through the Sermon on the Mount, which will wrap up at Holy Week 2026.
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This sermon, based on Matthew 5:1-12, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on January 11, 2026. It's the beginning of our walk through the Sermon on the Mount, which will wrap up at Holy Week 2026.
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This sermon, based on Matthew 3:13-17, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on January 4, 2026, at a service which combined the celebrations of Epiphany and of the Baptism of the Lord.
The accompanying readings were Isaiah 42:1-7 and Acts 19:1-10.
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In this bonus episode of the Meaningless podcast, Pastor Tim and Ian discuss their top takeaways from Ecclesiastes, as well as the next topic for the show.
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This sermon, adapted from a Martin Luther sermon found in Roland Bainton's "Martin Luther's Christmas Book," was prepared to be preached at Grace of God Lutheran on December 28, 2025.
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Merry Christmas! This sermon, based on Hebrews 1:1-9, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on December 25, 2025, at our Christmas Day worship service.
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Join Pastor Tim and Ian as they reflect on the last chapter of Ecclesiastes in this episode of the Meaningless Podcast.
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Merry Christmas! This sermon, based on Luke 2:1-20, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on December 24, 2025, for our Christmas Eve service.
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This sermon, based on Matthew 1:18-25, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on December 21, 2025 (the fourth Sunday of Advent).
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This sermon, based on Isaiah 35, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on December 14, 2025 (the third Sunday of Advent).
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What should we do with our daily lives? Now at the halfway point through the book of Ecclesiastes, Solomon offers simple and pointed words of wisdom. He points out the benefits of reflecting on death; the folly of extremes; and the humility that we should exhibit as we remember our own sinfulness.
Join Pastor Tim and Ian as they reflect on Ecclesiastes 7 in this episode of the Meaningless Podcast.
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This sermon, based on Isaiah 11:1-10, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran for the second Sunday of Advent (December 7), 2025. The accompanying readings were Romans 15:1-13 and Matthew 3:1-12.
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What should we do with our daily lives? Now at the halfway point through the book of Ecclesiastes, Solomon offers simple and pointed words of wisdom. He points out the benefits of reflecting on death; the folly of extremes; and the humility that we should exhibit as we remember our own sinfulness.
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This sermon, based on Isaiah 2:1-5, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran for the first Sunday of Advent (November 30), 2025. The accompanying readings were Philippians 4:4-7 and Matthew 21:1-11.
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What should we do with our daily lives? Now at the halfway point through the book of Ecclesiastes, Solomon offers simple and pointed words of wisdom. He points out the benefits of reflecting on death; the folly of extremes; and the humility that we should exhibit as we remember our own sinfulness.
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This sermon, the final in our four-part series on 2 Thessalonians, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on November 23, 2025, for the final Sunday of the church year.
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This sermon was preached at Grace of God on November 16, 2025, as the third in our series on the end times that will conclude this church year.
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What should we do with our daily lives? Now at the halfway point through the book of Ecclesiastes, Solomon offers simple and pointed words of wisdom. He points out the benefits of reflecting on death; the folly of extremes; and the humility that we should exhibit as we remember our own sinfulness.
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This sermon was preached at Grace of God on November 9, 2025, as the second in our series on the end times that will conclude this church year.
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This sermon was preached at Grace of God on November 2, 2025, to begin our series on the end times that will conclude this church year.
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What should we do with our daily lives? Now at the halfway point through the book of Ecclesiastes, Solomon offers simple and pointed words of wisdom. He points out the benefits of reflecting on death; the folly of extremes; and the humility that we should exhibit as we remember our own sinfulness.
Join Pastor Tim and Ian as they reflect on Ecclesiastes 7 in this episode of the Meaningless Podcast.
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This sermon was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on October 26, 2025, in observance of Reformation Day.
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Thanks for listening again to the Meaningless Podcast! In this episode, Pastor Tim and Ian discuss Ecclesiastes chapter 6.
God's gives some people wealth, power, and success beyond their wildest imaginations; yet He does not allow them to enjoy it. Even further, it is a stranger that enjoys it. Why? Is really such a man "better off as a stillborn child", i.e. better off never born? Is ignorance really bliss? If we come from darkness only to return to darkness and everything under the sun has already been done (a chasing after the wind) then what really is the man's reward for all his toil? "For who knows what is good for a person in life, during the few and meaningless days they pass through like a shadow? Who can tell them what will happen under the sun after they are gone?" (6:12). Join us as we seek these answers.
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This sermon, based on Psalm 100, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on October 19, 2025, for the 50th anniversary of our congregation. The Reverend Doctor Timothy Bourman, pastor of Sure Foundation Lutheran in Queens NYC, served as our guest preacher.
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This sermon, written in the first-person from the perspective of one of the "other nine" lepers in Luke 17:11-19, was preached for the Eighteenth Sunday after Pentecost on October 12, 2025, at Grace of God Lutheran.
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We can be foolish in our religious observance; we can be foolish in our political activity; we can be foolish in our economic pursuits. Ecclesiastes 5 points out some of the folly humans in which humans engage in those spheres of life. In the end, Solomon reminds us simply, "it is appropriate for a person to eat, to drink and to find satisfaction in their toilsome labor under the sun during the few days of life God has given them" (5:18). We can do so because God has, through his Son Jesus Christ, declares our justification on the basis of faith, rather than works.
Join Pastor Tim and Ian for this discussion of Ecclesiastes 5 on the Meaningless Podcast.
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Ecclesiastes chapter 4 reflects on human relationships. They can be both comforting and encouraging ("Pity anyone who falls and has no one to help them up," 4:10) or destructive ("Again I looked and saw all the oppression that was taking place under the sun: I saw the tears of the oppressed— and they have no comforter; power was on the side of their oppressors," 4:1).
The truth we have to reckon with: There's no getting away from human relationships. We can only approach them with wisdom. Join Pastor Tim and Ian for this discussion of Ecclesiastes 4 on the Meaningless Podcast.
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What is forgiveness? And what is faith? In Luke 17:1-10, Jesus teaches his disciples that faith (of any size) is able to do the impossible task of forgiving.
This sermon, based on the first ten verses of Luke 17, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on October 5, 2025 (the Seventeenth Sunday after Pentecost).
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Thanks for listening again to the Meaningless Podcast! In this episode, Pastor Tim and Ian discuss Ecclesiastes chapter 3.
This chapter of Ecclesiastes reminds us that there's a proper time and place for everything that happens. War has a proper time; so does peace. Laughing has a proper time; so do tears. How do we know when that is? Solomon learned those lessons from careful reflection on life, coupled with a readiness to hear from God in his Word.
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This sermon, based on Revelation 12:7-12, was preached for the Festival of St. Michael and All Angels, observed at Grace of God Lutheran on the Sixteenth Sunday after Pentecost (September 28, 2025). The accompanying readings were Luke 10:17-20 and 2 Kings 6:8-17.
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This sermon, based on 1 Timothy 6:6-11 and 17-19, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on September 21, 2025 (the Fifteenth Sunday after Pentecost).
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This sermon, based on Luke 15:1-10, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on September 14, 2025.
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Here on 'The Meaningless Podcast' Pastor Tim and Ian dive into selections from each chapter of Ecclesiastes from a Confessional Lutheran perspective.
Sometimes we find ourselves cast adrift in a storm of chaos and uncertainty in our everyday lives; sometimes we our make indulging our desires part of our own personality; and sometimes we use the sins of others to justify the guilt our own.
We frantically rush back and forth, day and night, rain or shine, to find meaning, purpose, identity - a raison d'etre if you will - but to what avail? Can we ever actually know?
Trapped in this postmodern fog of celebrity, political and social media grey noise, many of us have lost sight of our created meaning and purpose. Not knowing this we lash out: we become enraged, yet apathetic, but the result is always the same - anxiety, anger, loneliness, despair. Is this the only worth of our lives, what society dictates: power, fame, wealth, status, looks etc.? Or is there a deeper, more profound, God given meaning to our existence?
King Solomon had it all: wine, women, wealth, palaces and gardens, courtiers and musicians, sumptuous feasts and banquets. But when the time came where he has sensed, tasted, touched and tested the limits of his mind and body he came to the same conclusions that many us have after struggling through an almost seemingly impossible task: it's all utterly meaningless. But is this really the conclusion that Solomon came to?
While neither of us are experts by any means, we hope that our conversations can shed some illumination on some of these questions, so that we might take a peek into what our created purposes and callings might be. Every Thursday, we'll take a stick to the branches of the ever abundant pear tree that is the Holy Scriptures, and through the lens of the Lutheran doctrine of vocation, ask the question:
"What do people gain from all their labors at which they toil under the sun?"
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Here on 'The Meaningless Podcast' Pastor Tim and Ian dive into selections from each chapter of Ecclesiastes from a Confessional Lutheran perspective.
Sometimes we find ourselves cast adrift in a storm of chaos and uncertainty in our everyday lives; sometimes we our make indulging our desires part of our own personality; and sometimes we use the sins of others to justify the guilt our own.
We frantically rush back and forth, day and night, rain or shine, to find meaning, purpose, identity - a raison d'etre if you will - but to what avail? Can we ever actually know?
Trapped in this postmodern fog of celebrity, political and social media grey noise, many of us have lost sight of our created meaning and purpose. Not knowing this we lash out: we become enraged, yet apathetic, but the result is always the same - anxiety, anger, loneliness, despair. Is this the only worth of our lives, what society dictates: power, fame, wealth, status, looks etc.? Or is there a deeper, more profound, God given meaning to our existence?
While neither of us are experts by any means, we hope that our conversations can shed some illumination on some of these questions, so that we might take a peek into what our created purposes and callings might be. Every Thursday, we'll take a stick to the branches of the ever abundant pear tree that is the Holy Scriptures, and through the lens of the Lutheran doctrine of vocation, ask the question:
"What do people gain from all their labors at which they toil under the sun?"
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This sermon, based on Luke 14:25-35, was preached at grace of God Lutheran on September 7, 2025. The accompanying readings were selections from Deuteronomy 30 and from Paul's letter to Philemon.
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This sermon, based on Luke 21:1-4, was prepared for Grace of God Lutheran Church's Labor Day Weekend worship service. It was presented in video format in Pastor Walsh's absence.
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This sermon was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on August 24, 2025.
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This sermon was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on August 17, 2025.
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This sermon, based on Genesis 15:1, was preached on the Ninth Sunday after Pentecost, August 10, 2025.
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This sermon, based on Luke 12:13-21, was preached on the Eighth Sunday after Pentecost, August 3, 2025. The accompanying readings were Ecclesiastes 1:1–14 and 2:18-26, and Colossians 3:1–12.
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This sermon, based on Acts 11:27-12:3 and Mark 10:35-45, was preached for the Festival of St. James the Elder, Apostle, celebrated on the Seventh Sunday after Pentecost (July 27) 2025. The accompanying Old Testament reading was 1 Kings 19:1-18.
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This sermon, based on Genesis 18:1-15, was preached for the Sixth Sunday after Pentecost on July 20, 2025.
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This sermon, based on Luke 10:1-12 and 16-20, was preached for the Fourth Sunday after Pentecost on July 6, 2025.
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This sermon, based on Luke 9:51-62, was preached for the Third Sunday after Pentecost on June 29, 2025. The accompanying readings were 1 Kings 19:19–21 and 2 Corinthians 11:21b–30.
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This sermon, based on Luke 8:26-39, was preached for the Second Sunday after Pentecost on June 22, 2025. The accompanying readings were Isaiah 43:8-13 and 2 Timothy 1:3-10.
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This sermon on Genesis 11:1-9, the story of Babel, was preached by Pastor Tim Walsh at Grace of God Lutheran, Dix Hills NY, for Pentecost Sunday, June 8, 2025.
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This sermon on Psalm 47 was preached by Pastor Tim Walsh at Grace of God Lutheran, Dix Hills NY, for Ascension, June 1, 2025.
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This sermon on John 16:16-22 was preached by Pastor Tim Walsh at Grace of God Lutheran, Dix Hills NY, on May 25, 2025.
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This sermon on Acts chapter 10, the story of Cornelius, was preached by Pastor Tim Walsh at Grace of God Lutheran, Dix Hills NY, on May 18, 2025.
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This sermon on Numbers 6:22-27 was preached by Pastor Tim Walsh at Grace of God Lutheran, Dix Hills NY, for Trinity Sunday, June 15, 2025.
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This sermon was preached by Pastor Tim Walsh at Grace of God Lutheran, Dix Hills NY, on November 10, 2024.
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This sermon was preached by Pastor Tim Walsh at Grace of God Lutheran, Dix Hills NY, on November 3, 2024.
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This sermon was preached by Pastor Tim Walsh at Grace of God Lutheran, Dix Hills NY, on February 2, 2025.
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This sermon was preached by Pastor Tim Walsh at Grace of God Lutheran, Dix Hills NY, on April 27, 2025.
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This sermon was preached by Pastor Tim Walsh at Grace of God Lutheran, Dix Hills NY, on Easter Sunday, April 20, 2025. Christ is risen! He is risen indeed!
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This sermon was preached by Pastor Tim Walsh at Grace of God Lutheran, Dix Hills NY, on April 18, 2025, for Good Friday.
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This sermon was preached by Pastor Tim Walsh at Grace of God Lutheran, Dix Hills NY, on April 17, 2025, for Maundy Thursday.
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This sermon was preached by Pastor Tim Walsh at Grace of God Lutheran, Dix Hills NY, on April 13, 2025, for Palm Sunday.
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This sermon was preached by Pastor Tim Walsh at Grace of God Lutheran, Dix Hills NY, on January 5, 2025.
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This sermon was preached by Pastor Paul Jenkins (Trinity, Woodbridge VA) at Grace of God Lutheran, Dix Hills NY, on Tuesday, April 29, 2025, for the Colonial South Pastors' Conference.
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This sermon was preached by Pastor Tim Walsh at Grace of God Lutheran, Dix Hills NY, on May 4, 2025.
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This sermon was preached by Pastor Tim Walsh at Grace of God Lutheran Church, Dix Hills New York, for Christmas Eve 2024.
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This sermon was preached by Pastor Tim Walsh at Grace of God Lutheran, Dix Hills NY, on December 22, 2024.
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In this sermon, Tim begins by using a common statement stated by others, "Don't judge a book by its cover," while acknowledging that discernment is still necessary. Using an example of a suspicious person claiming to be an FBI agent, Tim emphasizes the importance of using wisdom in determining trustworthiness. This idea is then applied to faith, questioning how much a person’s visible glory or reputation should influence their credibility, particularly in the Christian ministry.
The sermon then discusses the "super-apostles" in the early church who sought credibility through letters of commendation. These individuals used social proof to validate their authority, contrasting Paul’s approach, which relied on the transformation of believers as evidence of his ministry. Paul draws a comparison between Moses’ ministry—marked by the Law, which brought condemnation—and the ministry of the Gospel, which brings righteousness. While the Law had glory, it was temporary, whereas the Gospel’s glory endures.
Ultimately, the message highlights that the true measure of a minister is not outward credentials but the impact of the Gospel on people’s hearts. Paul reminds the Corinthians that their faith, transformed by the Spirit, is the real testimony of his ministry. The sermon concludes by urging believers to listen to Jesus, repent, and believe the Gospel, emphasizing that the glory of Christ’s salvation is eternal and should shape how they live their faith daily.
This Sunday sermon, based on 2 Corinthians 3 verses 7-18, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on March 2, 2025. This sermon is preached by Pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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In this heartfelt episode, we gather to honor the life of Howard Johnson. A devoted husband to Paula, a beloved father to Barry and Marsha, and a cherished grandpa to Connor, Howard was a man whose warmth and outgoing nature touched everyone he met. He found joy in conversation, always ready to share a story or lend a helping hand.
Howard’s love for his family was evident in everything he did. He took pride in seeing his children graduate from the same high school he once attended and made sure his work schedule allowed him to be present for their milestones. A skilled handyman, he passed down his knowledge to those around him, leaving a lasting impact through both his wisdom and generosity.
One of his greatest passions was trains, a love he shared with Barry through train shows and photography adventures. In his retirement, he found peace at the beach and town dock, watching boats, observing birds, and capturing stunning sunsets with his camera. Music and the simple joys of life brought him happiness, and his presence will be deeply missed by all who knew him.
Though Howard is no longer with us, we find comfort in knowing he is at peace in heaven, where Jesus calls us to be. His spirit lives on in the memories he created, the lessons he shared, and the love he gave so freely. Join us as we reflect on his life, celebrating the life of a man who touched so many hearts.
This sermon is preached by Pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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In this podcast episode, Tim breaks down the profound meaning of the phrase, “The Lord is near,” from Philippians, which encapsulates four key Christian doctrines: divine omnipresence, eschatology (the end of the world), the incarnation, and the means of grace. These doctrines reveal God's presence everywhere, the imminence of His judgment, His incarnation as Jesus to save humanity, and His ongoing presence through baptism, communion, and the Word.
The omnipresence of God assures that He is always with us, observing and sustaining all creation. Eschatology reminds us of God’s coming judgment, urging readiness while offering comfort in Jesus’ sacrifice. The incarnation demonstrates God’s nearness in Jesus Christ, who became human to redeem us. The means of grace—God’s Word and sacraments—ensure His presence in our lives, bringing forgiveness and salvation.
These truths inspire three blessings: joy, arising from God’s love and nearness; confidence, knowing God hears and answers prayers; and peace, as Jesus’ sacrifice secures forgiveness, victory over death, and a hopeful future.
In conclusion, Christians are called to rejoice, trust, and live in peace, assured of God’s unchanging love and presence.
This Sunday sermon, based on Philipians 4 verses 4-7, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on December 15, 2024. This sermon is preached by Pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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In this sermon, Tim emphasizes the unchanging yet unpredictable nature of God, using the cycles of seasons as a metaphor for His immutability. While the seasons change predictably in broad strokes but not in specifics, God also remains consistent in His promises—such as forgiveness, sustaining the Church, and Christ’s return—though the details of how He fulfills them aren't fully known. This reflects God’s divine immutability.
Tim warns us against sin, highlighting issues like dishonesty, oppression, and idolatry, which anger God as much today as in biblical times. Despite human sinfulness, God’s love remains steadfast. He refines His people like a silversmith, using life experiences and His Word to purify them.
Ultimately, the message reassures believers that because God does not change, His forgiveness, provision, and promises are reliable. This certainty allows believers to trust in His Word and anticipate Christ’s return with confidence and hope.
This Sunday sermon, based on Malachi 3 verses 1-7, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on December 8, 2024. This sermon is preached by Pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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The Advent season... a time of preparation and anticipation, distinct from the celebrations of Christmas. While Christmas focuses on the birth of Jesus, Advent invites us to reflect on why Jesus came into the world and what his mission means for us. It’s a season of looking ahead, much like Lent before Easter, to consider the profound significance of God becoming flesh to dwell among us. During Advent, we remember that Jesus’ life was not only about his birth but also about his ultimate purpose: to bring justice, righteousness, and salvation through his death and resurrection.
Central to this reflection is the concept of God’s name, which represents not merely a title but his character, reputation, and revelation to humanity. Jesus came "in the name of the Lord," fully embodying God’s mercy, justice, and love. Tim explains how believers are called to carry God’s name in their words and actions, living as witnesses to his grace and truth. While humans often fall short in representing God’s character, Jesus’ sacrifice secures our reconciliation with him, making it possible to reflect his love even in our imperfection.
As we begin Advent, the story of Palm Sunday reminds us of Jesus as the King who came to fulfill God’s promises and bring salvation. His triumphal entry into Jerusalem foreshadowed the peace and glory he would achieve through his sacrifice. This Advent season challenges us to consider how we share God’s name and reputation with others through our lives, as we prepare to celebrate the birth of the Savior who came to give us eternal life and peace.
This Sunday sermon, based on Luke 19:28-40, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on December 1, 2024. This sermon is preached by Pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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In this podcast episode, Tim starts off discussing his in-laws stay at an all-inclusive resort. He provides this example to state, just as guests enjoy endless amenities within the resort's boundaries, so too does God freely provide all we need within His kingdom. Then presented is the challenge for us to remain in God’s love, building our faith, praying in the Spirit, and faithfully fulfilling our callings as we wait for Jesus’ return.
Through God’s Word, we are equipped to address our doubts, rescue others from spiritual danger, and extend mercy to those caught in sin—all while recognizing our shared need for God’s grace. Ultimately, Tim will encourage us to trust in God’s promise to keep us in His love and present us blameless in His presence with great joy. Let’s listen together as Tim unpacks Jude’s powerful message of hope and perseverance.
This Sunday sermon, based on Jude 20-25 , was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on November 24, 2024. This sermon is preached by Pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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In this sermon based on Mark 10:28-45, Tim reflects on how Jesus' disciples misunderstood his mission and the nature of his kingdom. As they journeyed to Jerusalem, the disciples expected to enter the city with honor and influence, as trusted followers of a victorious leader. They believed their sacrifices for Jesus would earn them special rewards, much like an example stated by Tim: purchasing a first-class ticket expecting certain privileges but being re-assigned to a different class. However, Jesus repeatedly explained that his mission involved suffering, sacrifice, and service, not personal gain or glory. The disciples, like many today, misinterpreted Jesus' promise of receiving "a hundred times" what they had given up, thinking it referred to material rewards rather than the spiritual and communal blessings found in the church.
This sermon warns us against approaching the Christian church with expectations of entitlement or personal benefit. Just as James and John sought positions of honor, many believers today may feel entitled to influence or recognition based on their contributions or involvement in the church. However, the true call of discipleship, as modeled by Jesus, is one of humility, service, and sacrifice. Christ came not to be served but to serve, and the Christian life is meant to follow this example. The church is not a place for seeking personal glory but a community where believers support one another and reflect the selfless love of Christ.
This Sunday sermon, based on Mark 10 verses 28-45 , was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on October 20, 2024. This sermon is preached by Pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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In this sermon based on Ephesians 5:21-6:4, Tim reflects on how our beliefs about family life can be shaped by experiences and media, comparing that to biblical teachings. This sermon emphasizes key biblical principles: husbands should love their wives as Christ loves the Church, wives should submit to their husbands, and parents, especially fathers, should lead their children's spiritual growth.
Tim then addresses the issue of divorce, highlighting that God does not approve of it except in a specific context of sin, and stresses the importance of forgiveness and grace through baptism. Ultimately, the message encourages following God's design for family life, rooted in love, forgiveness, and mutual respect.
This Sunday sermon, based on Ephesians 5 verses 21-6:4 , was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on October 6, 2024. This sermon is preached by Pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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In this sermon, Tim reflects on the complexity of human nature, especially in the context of faith; using the Latin word "simul" (meaning "at the same time") to explore how Christians are simultaneously sinners and saints. Through faith in Jesus, believers are declared saints, holy in God's sight, despite their ongoing battle with sin. This dual reality of being a sinner and a saint creates tension but also provides hope through God's grace, as exemplified by biblical figures like Miriam and Aaron, who despite their sins, were still chosen as God's leaders.
True wisdom, as described by James in the New Testament, comes from God and leads to actions that reflect love, peace, and humility. This divine wisdom does not justify means through ends but calls for pure, peace-loving conduct. Leaders in the church, though sinner-saints themselves, are called to exemplify this wisdom, living lives that reflect God's grace and love.
This Sunday sermon, based on James 3 verses 13-18, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on September 22, 2024. This sermon is preached by Pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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In this episode, Tim underscores the importance of spiritual realities in shaping our response to distress, drawing from the story of Elisha in 2 Kings 6:8-17. When human support fails, as seen in the apostle Paul's final imprisonment, God's presence remains steadfast. Paul, despite being abandoned by his fellow Christians, found strength in the knowledge that the Lord was with him. This teaches us that even when people fail us, God's support is unwavering, and He will ultimately bring us safely to His heavenly kingdom.
Elisha's story further illustrates that human efforts are limited, especially when faced with spiritual challenges. When the king of Aram attempted to overpower God's influence through military might, Elisha knew that God's power and protection were far greater. Even though Elisha's servant initially feared the surrounding army, his eyes were opened to see the angelic forces protecting them. This teaches us to trust in God's unseen protection, reminding us that spiritual forces are at work beyond our understanding, and that God's angels guard us through every trial.
This Sunday sermon, based on 2 Kings 8 verses 6-17 , was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on August 4, 2024. This sermon is preached by Pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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In this episode on Luke 3, Tim delves into the ways God provides for our daily needs, drawing on biblical teachings from both the Old and New Testaments. In Proverbs 30:8-9, Agur prays for neither riches nor poverty but only his daily bread, illustrating a balanced reliance on God. This sentiment is mirrored in the Lord's Prayer, where Jesus teaches his followers to ask for their daily bread, emphasizing dependence on God's provision. The contrast between Herod's lavish, self-indulgent feast and Jesus' miraculous feeding of the five thousand further underscores the idea that true sustenance and abundance come from divine, not earthly, sources.
He provides through creation itself, as seen in the natural growth of food and the sustenance offered by the earth. Parents feed their children, employers pay wages, and governments sometimes step in to ensure people’s needs are met. These layers of provision all trace back to God’s overarching care. Even our ability to work and earn a living is viewed as a gift from God, intended not just for personal gain but also to enable us to help those who are less fortunate, fostering a sense of communal responsibility.
Tim concludes by highlighting the importance of sharing and mutual support within the Christian community. Just as the food for the feeding of the five thousand came from one boy’s offering and was distributed among many, believers are encouraged to share their resources with those in need. This act of sharing reflects God’s provision through community and emphasizes that both those who have plenty and those who have little depend on God’s grace.
This Sunday sermon, based on Luke 11 verses 3, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on July 28, 2024. This sermon is preached by Pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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In this episode on Hebrews 13:7-8, 15-21, Tim emphasizes the distinction between needs and wants, using children's desires as an example. Maturing involves learning to distinguish between the two. The book of Hebrews encourages spiritual maturity, comparing it to physical growth, and calls believers to remember their spiritual leaders who taught God's Word. The importance of good leadership in spiritual growth is highlighted, contrasting with the negative impact of abusive leaders and neglectful environments, like Nicolae Ceaușescu's 1980s system of orphanages in Romania.
Tim stresses that God, our ultimate spiritual parent, ensures we have access to His Word and good leaders. True needs, such as daily provision and spiritual nourishment, are met by God, unlike mere wants like independence or material wealth. The unchanging nature of Jesus assures that just as God provided for past leaders, He will provide for us. Ultimately, what believers need from God is His Word, which brings spiritual rebirth and growth, equipping them to do His will.
This Sunday sermon, based on Hebrews 13 verses 7-8, 15-21, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on July 21, 2024. This sermon is preached by Pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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In this episode, Pastor Tim emphasizes the reliability of God, contrasting it with the unreliability of things people often worship, like money, health, etc. He refers to Augustine's critique of worshiping multiple unreliable gods, highlighting the need for the never lying, eternal God who offers eternal life through Jesus Christ.
As described by Paul the Apostle in his letter to Titus, a pastor's job is to further the faith of God's elect and their knowledge of the truth, which leads to godliness. Paul outlines three expectations for pastors: they must teach according to the Bible, live lives reflecting God's character, and build up new leaders.
These expectations ensure that pastors faithfully preach Jesus Christ's message, model a life of faith and love, and nurture future church leaders. Congregations have the right to hold their pastors to these standards, as they are essential for spiritual growth and leadership within the church.
This Sunday sermon, based on Titus 1 verses 1-9, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on July 14, 2024. This sermon is preached by Pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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In this episode, Tim discusses the story of Peter’s denial and Paul's confrontation to him. When Jesus was arrested on Maundy Thursday, Peter denied knowing Him three times out of fear for his own life.
Fast forward twenty years to Antioch, where Paul rebukes Peter publicly for his hypocrisy. Paul says, "I have been crucified with Christ," highlighting Peter's fear of standing alongside Jesus and his failure to fully embrace the Gentile Christians.
This disagreement was crucial for the early church. After being miraculously freed from prison, Peter initially embraced the Gentile Christians in Antioch but later withdrew under pressure from Jewish Christians, leading to division. Paul confronted Peter, emphasizing that justification comes through faith in Jesus Christ, not by observing the law.
Tim then points out Peter's eventual acceptance of Paul's correction which helped the church address broader issues about the role of Jewish Law in Christianity, leading to a united front in proclaiming the Gospel.
This Sunday sermon, based on Galatians 2 verses 11-21, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on June 30, 2024. This sermon is preached by Pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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In this episode guest preacher Mark Birkholz, a WELS Mission Counselor from Sioux Falls, South Dakota, delivers a sermon discussing Mark 6:1-6, where Jesus visits his hometown with his disciples and teaches in the synagogue on the Sabbath. The locals are astonished by his wisdom and miracles but are skeptical due to their familiarity with his background as a carpenter and his family. They take offense at him, leading Jesus to remark that a prophet is honored everywhere except in his own town and among his relatives.
Mark explains that Jesus, being human and obedient to his parents, faced skepticism from those who knew him. Despite this, he was a legitimate speaker in the Jewish community according to their customs, being 30 years old, the same age as when he was baptized. The skepticism stemmed from the locals' perception of him as just a regular person, not divine. Jesus confronted skepticism and tough situations without resorting to violence. His perfect life and sacrificial death for the forgiveness of sins emphasizes that he lived a human life but ultimately provided salvation, offering his perfect life to us as he calls us his children.
This Sunday sermon, based on Mark 6 verses 1-6, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on July 8, 2024. This sermon is preached by guest preacher Reverend Mark Birkholz, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod) serving as a Mission Counselor. Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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In this episode Tim delivers a sermon discussing Mark 4:35-41, where Jesus calms a storm, astonishing his disciples. Despite their experience as sailors, the disciples are overwhelmed by the storm’s intensity and question if Jesus cares about their safety. When they wake him, Jesus rebukes them for their fear and calms the storm, leaving the disciples terrified of his power.
Tim explores the nature of fear and faith, distinguishing between fear of danger, which leads to fleeing or freezing, and fear of God, which entails trusting in His power and love. He explains that the disciples' fear revealed their lack of trust in Jesus’ care. True fear of God, Tim emphasizes, involves faith and trust in His love, even amidst life’s storms. He highlights that the disciples did the right thing by turning to Jesus in their fear, and encourages us to do the same, trusting that Jesus is with us through all trials.
This Sunday sermon, based on Mark 4 verses 35-41, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on June 23, 2024. This sermon is preached by Pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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God emphasizes the importance of keeping promises, regardless of whether the other party deserves it. Breaking promises, leads to severe consequences. This principle applies to various aspects of life, such as marriage and employment, where loyalty and commitment are paramount.
The parable concludes with God’s promise of restoration through Jesus, a descendant of David. Jesus, by humbling himself and remaining obedient, fulfilled God’s promises and achieved his rightful place on the throne. This highlights that God keeps has promises and values loyalty.
In our lives, keeping promises reflects God’s character. Though promises might seem insignificant, they are opportunities to demonstrate faith and integrity. As Christians, let us be known for our loyalty and trustworthiness, embodying God’s unwavering faithfulness.
This Sunday sermon, based on Ezekiel 17 verses 22-24, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on June 16,2024. This sermon is preached by Pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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Lets explore the concept of Sabbath and what God desires from us on this holy day. It begins by recounting the Old Testament story from Numbers 15, where a man was executed for gathering wood on the Sabbath, highlighting the serious nature of breaking this commandment. This punishment, however, seems harsh and raises questions about God's intentions.
The sermon explains that the Sabbath commandment was given to remind the Israelites of their freedom from slavery in Egypt and to ensure rest for everyone, including servants and animals. It was about trusting God's provision rather than self-reliance.
Tim then compares this with the New Testament account where Jesus and his disciples picked grain on the Sabbath, and Jesus defended their actions, emphasizing mercy and the intent behind the Sabbath.
The true issue, as the sermon outlines, is the hardness of heart. Both the disobedient man in Numbers and the Pharisees in the Gospels displayed stubborn hearts—one through disregard for the law and the others through rigid enforcement without compassion.
Ultimately, Tim concludes that the Sabbath is not about strict adherence to rules but about trusting God and finding rest in gis provision. This rest is not limited to one day but is a continuous, spiritual rest in Christ. The apostle Paul's teachings in Colossians are referenced to illustrate that all laws, including the Sabbath, are fulfilled in Christ. Therefore, God desires us to rest in Him daily, trusting in His care and provision.
This Sunday sermon, based on Mark 2 verses 23 - 3:6, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on June 2, 2024. This sermon is preached by Pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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Jesus' offer of hope to sinners; the Pharisees' approach offered hope only to the righteous. The fundamental conflict between Jesus and the Pharisees wasn't about specific laws but rather about who deserved hope and salvation.
Jesus encounters Levi (Matthew), a tax collector despised for his perceived betrayal and exploitation of fellow Jews. Despite this, Jesus calls Levi to follow him, and Levi immediately leaves his job to do so. Levi's immediate and unquestioning response highlights the compelling nature of Jesus' call.
Levi then hosts a gathering at his home with other tax collectors and sinners, causing the Pharisees to criticize Jesus for associating with such people. Jesus responds by saying that he came not for the righteous but for sinners, comparing his role to that of a doctor who is needed by the sick, not the healthy.
The Pharisees' refusal to see their own sinfulness and need for Jesus' message is likened to patients denying a critical diagnosis. In contrast, sinners who acknowledge their brokenness find hope and salvation in Jesus.
Tim emphasizes that Jesus' call to follow him extends to all sinners, and that righteousness is found not in self-perceived purity but in trusting in Jesus. It encourages believers to embrace their identity as sinners redeemed by Christ, who offers true hope and reconciliation with God.
This Sunday sermon, based on Mark 2 verses 13-17, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on June 9,2024. This sermon is preached by Pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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What is the meaning of baptism? In this episode we learn how baptism is not about just fulfilling a command but is a gift from God that makes one a child of God. Through baptism, individuals receive salvation and are adopted into God's family, as illustrated by biblical passages and teachings of Jesus and Paul.
Baptism is described as an act of God’s grace, where the Holy Spirit works to bring believers into the kingdom of God. In conclusion, Tim highlights the loving and transformative relationship believers have with God, as their heavenly Father, through baptism.
This Sunday sermon, based on Romans 8 verses 12-17, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on May 26, 2024. This sermon is preached by Pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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Ezekiel 37 presents, the vision of dry bones, where God shows Ezekiel a valley of bones, representing the spiritual death of the Israelites. These people were killed by God as a punishment for their sins, including idolatry and oppression. The vision is a metaphor for the spiritual desolation of the exiled Israelites, who felt abandoned and without hope.
God's punishment for sin is death, which can seem harsh, but it stems from human rejection of God. This rejection leads to various sins, from gossip to mass murder, showing how sin escalates from disregarding God’s commands. Tim underscores that God’s ultimate answer to sin is death, but not just physical death. It points to the death of Jesus Christ, who died for the sins of humanity.
The vision also highlights God’s mercy, as he allows the spiritually dead to live, aiming to raise them back to life through repentance and faith. This message presents that the Holy Spirit revives believers through God's Word, bringing them to repentance and faith in Jesus. The ultimate hope is the promise of eternal life and the end of death and suffering, as revealed in the book of Revelation.
This Sunday sermon, based on Ezekiel 37 verses 1-14, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on May 19, 2024. This sermon is preached by Pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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In this episode Tim discusses the various encounters Jesus had, while highlighting his refusal to fulfill selfish desires in encouragement of spiritual growth. After his resurrection, Jesus spends time with his disciples, explaining Scripture and explains his ongoing presence despite his future physical absence.
Jesus' voluntary human life and his role in salvation, stresses the importance of having dependence on God. Jesus' ascension presents well-being reasoning for spiritual maturity while still providing our needs through the church.
This Sunday sermon, based on Acts 1 verses 1-11, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on May 12, 2024. This sermon is preached by Pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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This Sunday sermon, based on John 15 verses 9-17, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on May 5, 2024. This sermon is preached by Pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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In this episode, Tim starts off discussing the modern phenomena of mass production, where identical products are easily replaced, while with God’s creation, every human is unique and irreplaceable. This uniqueness often causes frustration because people naturally desire others to think and act similarly to themselves, as evident in everyday irritations and misunderstandings.
Jesus’ command to love one’s neighbor as oneself, points out the difficulty in this task given within each person’s uniqueness. The early Christians in Corinth, struggled with division and failed to appreciate the beauty of their differences. Apostle Paul's response to this, through his letter in First Corinthians: teaches the importance of love in overcoming division.
Paul emphasized that God intentionally creates differences among people to provide opportunities for love and to bring together diverse gifts within the church community. This is illustrated using the metaphor of the body, where each part contributes uniquely to the whole, reminding the congregation that no member is interchangeable.
Tim concluded with the story of Peter’s sin and redemption, reinforcing that despite our unique sins, all are equally in need of Jesus’ forgiveness. The congregation was reminded that as parts of the body of Christ, they should exhibit mutual care and shared joy, emphasizing unity and the importance of recognizing and valuing each other’s differences through Christ’s love.
This Sunday sermon, based on 1 Corinthians 12 verses 12-27, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on April 28, 2024. This sermon is preached by Pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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Even if we attend worship at a church weekly, what's our relationship to that particular congregation? How do we think about it? Do we flit from church to church according to our tastes? What would God have us do?
In this miniseries, Pastor Tim will walk through a 1942 book by the British Christian writer C. S. Lewis, "The Screwtape Letters." You can buy a copy of the book on various websites; here's a link at Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Screwtape-Letters-C-S-Lewis/dp/0060652934
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Humans beings only live in the present. That's just how time works, after all. But we often want to live in the future. We spend a lot of time thinking about the future. What spiritual effects can that have on us?
In this miniseries, Pastor Tim will walk through a 1942 book by the British Christian writer C. S. Lewis, "The Screwtape Letters." You can buy a copy of the book on various websites; here's a link at Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Screwtape-Letters-C-S-Lewis/dp/0060652934
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There are skepticism that people encounter when browsing social media platforms and even when using AI technologies like ChatGPT. Tim also addresses skepticism people have towards various authorities, including the government, media, and even religious institutions, and contrasts this with the often uncritical acceptance of online content.
This episode discusses the writings of John, one of Jesus' apostles, who personally knew Jesus and whose writings help confirm Jesus' life and teachings. John's emphasis on love and his warnings against deceivers underscore the importance of discernment in whom to trust.
In discussing the criteria for trusting religious leaders today, the message advises that trustworthy pastors should demonstrate a commitment to the teachings of the Bible, acknowledge their own imperfections, focus on Jesus' life, death, and resurrection, and continually direct their congregants to Jesus as the ultimate source of truth and forgiveness.
The sermon ultimately encourages testing the authenticity and integrity of those who claim to represent spiritual truth, using the life and teachings of Jesus as the benchmark for trustworthiness. The message closes by reiterating the importance of a pastor who points people back to Jesus, emphasizing his role as our trustworthy redeemer.
This Sunday sermon, based on 1 John 4 verses 1-6 , was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on April 21, 2024. This sermon is preached by Pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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The Easter message profoundly shapes daily life by anchoring it in the reality of Jesus' resurrection. This event, affirms the existence of God and validates Jesus' divinity. Moreover, it promises the resurrection of all believers, offering hope beyond death. The Resurrection not only demonstrates God's power over death but also underscores the significance of Jesus' sacrifice!
This sermon emphasizes that his resurrection infuses daily life with purpose and meaning. It calls believers to engage actively in their roles and relationships, whether as spouses, parents, workers, or employers, with a renewed perspective. While acknowledging human sinfulness, Easter offers forgiveness and reconciliation, extends love and seeks restoration in interactions. Thus, Easter's message extends far beyond the realm of eternity, informing and transforming every aspect of life with Christ at its core.
This Sunday sermon, based on Romans 6 verses 1-11 , was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on April 14, 2024. This sermon is preached by Pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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We thank Reverend Mark Wendland for serving us in worship today. His active pastoral ministry took place as a foreign missionary in Zambia and Malawi, as well as stateside parishes in Pittsburgh, Michigan, and Wisconsin.
This Sunday sermon, based on 2 Thessalonians 2 verses 13-17 , was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on April 7, 2024. This sermon is preached by Reverend Mark Wendland, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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In a reflection on Maundy Thursday, Tim discusses the unity expressed in the Lord's Supper as outlined in 1 Corinthians 10:16-17. The juxtaposition of contemporary American Christian worship experience with that of the early Corinthian congregation, emphasizing the nature of gatherings and the integration of the Lord's Supper with fellowship meals.
The essence of Communion, representing Christ's sacrifice for forgiveness, remains unchanged. The act of partaking in Communion signifies unity in Christ, symbolized by the sharing of bread and wine. Paul's emphasizes unity within the church despite differences and warns against pride and division. The need to prioritize love over personal agendas and encourage humility in disagreements. Ultimately, the reflection concludes with a prayer for unity, peace, and love among believers.
Join us in 1 Corinthians 10 verses 16-17 as we discuss the savior that we have.
This Sunday sermon, based on 1 Corinthians 10 verses 16-17, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on March 28, 2024. This sermon is preached by pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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What does true humility look like? What about false humility? How can we see a difference?
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On Good Friday, Jesus, the Son of God, hung on the cross, speaking only seven times. Jesus' impending death was foretold: to die for the forgiveness of sins out of boundless love. His crucifixion symbolized the removal of sin's barrier between God and humanity, demonstrated by the tearing of the temple curtain.
Through his sacrifice, Jesus reconciled God and humans, eliminating the separation caused by sin. Good Friday, symbolized by the torn curtain, signifies the profound reconciliation between God and humanity.
Join us in Mark 15 verse 38 as we discuss the savior that we have.
This Sunday sermon, based on Mark 15 verses 38, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on March 29, 2024. This sermon is preached by pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
Our services are at 9:30am every Sunday morning, at our campus in Dix Hills on Long Island. Visit our website for more information, at www.graceofgod.church
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In this podcast episode, Tim dives into the whole idea of "minimal facts" from 1 Corinthians 15:1-8, 12-27. He kicks it off with some everyday examples, like finding your toddler in a flour mess or seeing your car with a smashed window with the glove box opened; situations where you can pretty much piece together what went down with just a few basic facts.
Basic facts such as Jesus existing, getting crucified, and his tomb turning up empty is what's addressed on Easter.
While common objections may be Jesus not really dying on the cross, crucifixion being the final deal, or the disciples moving the body are questionable when you think about how these guys faced death themselves while sticking to their story about Jesus coming back to life.
In the end, it emphasizes the hope we get from Jesus' resurrection. Rather than just wishful thinking – it's a promise of life after death, giving us something to hold onto even in the face of loss and grief. So yeah, when Tim says, "Happy Easter, friends. He is risen, he is risen indeed!" – it's not just some old saying; it's a message of hope that still rings true today.
Join us in 1 Corinthians 15 verses 1-8, 12-27 as we discuss the savior that we have.
This Sunday sermon, based on1 Corinthians 15 verses 1-8, 12-27, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on March 31, 2024. This sermon is preached by pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
Our services are at 9:30am every Sunday morning, at our campus in Dix Hills on Long Island. Visit our website for more information, at www.graceofgod.church
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What can lead to spiritual progress in our lives? And what spiritual progress would truly dismay Satan and his demons? Episode 13 of the Screwtape Letters offers us a few thoughts on that topic.
In this miniseries, Pastor Tim will walk through a 1942 book by the British Christian writer C. S. Lewis, "The Screwtape Letters." You can buy a copy of the book on various websites; here's a link at Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Screwtape-Letters-C-S-Lewis/dp/0060652934
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Material left out of our March 10 message on Numbers 21:4-9. Pastor Tim discusses the way that group attitudes led to sin, and to repentance, for the Israelites during the event of the bronze snake. Like the Israelites, we are often shaped by the groups to which we belong.
Look for these bonus episodes on occasional Tuesdays. Music is "What Words Can't Say" by Vlad Gluschenko. Scripture from the NIV.
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In this podcast episode, we explore the events of Palm Sunday through the lens of Mark 11:1-19, delving into what Jesus saw when he entered Jerusalem and approached the temple. As Jesus rode into the city, crowds hailed him with shouts of "Hosanna," a cry for salvation. But what did they expect this salvation to look like?
Some anticipated a political savior who would overthrow Roman oppression, while others saw Jesus fulfilling Old Testament prophecies as the long-awaited Messiah. Yet, Jesus surprised them by not initiating a political uprising but instead by cleansing the temple, driving out money changers and merchants.
Through this act, Jesus revealed his concern for the true purpose of the temple - a place for prayer and worship, not commerce. Today, we understand that while physical temples have their significance, believers themselves are temples of the Holy Spirit. Thus, our lives should reflect God's presence, offering praise and honor.
So, grab your Bible and open your hearts as we embark on this spiritual exploration together. Join us in Mark 11 verses 1-19 as we discuss the savior that we have.
This Sunday sermon, based on Mark 11 verses 1-19, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on March 24, 2024. This sermon is preached by pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
Our services are at 9:30am every Sunday morning, at our campus in Dix Hills on Long Island. Visit our website for more information, at www.graceofgod.church
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Michael Scott finds himself unable to fulfill a promise to pay college tuition for a group of eager students. Despite the letdown, these students' commitment to their education underscores the influence promises wield.
In dissecting the notion of faith, we discern two meanings: beliefs held and the act of belief itself. While religions offer distinct systems of belief, the essence of faith lies in trust and conviction. It's not merely what we believe, but the trust we place in those beliefs.
God's promises serve as the bedrock of Christian faith, anchoring believers amid life's uncertainties. Through biblical narratives, we witness God's unwavering fidelity to his promises, despite human frailty. His track record of fulfillment validates our trust in his word. Join us in Isaiah 43:1-7 and John 12:1,12,20-33 as we discuss the savior that we have.
This Sunday sermon, based on Isaiah 43:1-7 and John 12:1,12,20-33, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on March 17, 2024. This sermon is preached by pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
Our services are at 9:30am every Sunday morning, at our campus in Dix Hills on Long Island. Visit our website for more information, at www.graceofgod.church
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Why do we consume so much "content" online? Does having so much media to view at any moment make us happier? Does it benefit us? Often, it actually gets in the way of real joy, or a real pursuit of truth.
In this miniseries, Pastor Tim will walk through a 1942 book by the British Christian writer C. S. Lewis, "The Screwtape Letters." You can buy a copy of the book on various websites; here's a link at Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Screwtape-Letters-C-S-Lewis/dp/0060652934
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As we unravel the Israelites' plight in the wilderness, we confront the misconception that suffering alone can rectify sin. While consequences may deter actions, they fail to address the heart of the issue—the discontent that breeds sin.
Therapy, though valuable in addressing actions, falls short in transforming the underlying motivations that drive sin. Sin, ingrained in our nature, requires a deeper solution.
Enter God's divine intervention—a bronze snake lifted high, prefiguring Jesus Christ. Salvation is not achieved through human efforts or suffering but through faith in God's promise of forgiveness and redemption.
In understanding sin's solution, we unearth the essence of worship—a life of love and devotion to God and our neighbors, born from the faith that springs from His promises.
Join us as we journey through the nuances of necessity and the distinction between what is good and what is essential. Through the lens of scripture, we'll uncover the timeless wisdom that challenges us to embrace humility and faith in our daily lives.
So, grab your Bible and open your hearts as we embark on this spiritual exploration together. Join us in Numbers 21 verses 4-9 as we discuss the savior that we have.
This Sunday sermon, based on Numbers 21 verses 4-9, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on March 10, 2024. This sermon is preached by pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
Our services are at 9:30am every Sunday morning, at our campus in Dix Hills on Long Island. Visit our website for more information, at www.graceofgod.church
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What are humor and joy? And what spiritual purposes can they serve? Those are the questions we'll consider in letter eleven of the Screwtape Letters.
In this miniseries, Pastor Tim will walk through a 1942 book by the British Christian writer C. S. Lewis, "The Screwtape Letters." You can buy a copy of the book on various websites; here's a link at Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Screwtape-Letters-C-S-Lewis/dp/0060652934
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In the tenth of the Screwtape Letters, we consider this question: What effect do the friends we keep have on our spiritual lives?
In this miniseries, Pastor Tim will walk through a 1942 book by the British Christian writer C. S. Lewis, "The Screwtape Letters." You can buy a copy of the book on various websites; here's a link at Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Screwtape-Letters-C-S-Lewis/dp/0060652934
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John and Jane, a married couple have differing views on church attendance. While Jane attends church faithfully, John sees no point in it. Jane believes that going to church makes God happy with her, but John remains skeptical.
The episode explores the common perception that worship is a means to please God. However, it challenges this notion by examining Jesus' interactions with the Pharisees regarding fasting and Sabbath observance. Jesus emphasizes that religious practices should serve humanity, not the other way around.
The podcast emphasizes that worship is not about fulfilling obligations to please God but about receiving from Him. It highlights that worship exposes our sinfulness and leads to receiving God's forgiveness and assurance of reconciliation through Jesus.
Furthermore, the episode discusses the significance of the Lord's Supper, emphasizing that it's not a means to earn God's favor but a demonstration of faith in His forgiveness and reconciliation. This episode encourages listeners to reconsider the purpose of worship, shifting the focus from what humans do for God to what God has done for humanity. It emphasizes that true worship centers on receiving God's grace and acknowledging His presence in our lives.
Join us as we journey through the nuances of necessity and the distinction between what is good and what is essential. Through the lens of scripture, we'll uncover the timeless wisdom that challenges us to embrace humility and faith in our daily lives.
So, grab your Bible and open your hearts as we embark on this spiritual exploration together. Join us in Mark 2 verses 18-28 as we discuss the savior that we have.
This Sunday sermon, based on Mark 2 verses 18-28, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on March 3, 2024. This sermon is preached by pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
Our services are at 9:30am every Sunday morning, at our campus in Dix Hills on Long Island. Visit our website for more information, at www.graceofgod.church
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When we feel spiritually low, God is always ready to answer us, to comfort us, and to assure us of his forever-love. But his enemy and ours, Satan, has tactics to use against us during these low points as well. In letter nine of the Screwtape Letters, C. S. Lewis discusses the particular ways demons attack when we feel spiritually low.
In this miniseries, Pastor Tim will walk through a 1942 book by the British Christian writer C. S. Lewis, "The Screwtape Letters." You can buy a copy of the book on various websites; here's a link at Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Screwtape-Letters-C-S-Lewis/dp/0060652934
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What does it mean to feel "spiritually high" or "spiritually low"? And what interest might spiritual beings have in the spiritual mindsets of humans?
In this miniseries, Pastor Tim will walk through a 1942 book by the British Christian writer C. S. Lewis, "The Screwtape Letters." You can buy a copy of the book on various websites; here's a link at Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Screwtape-Letters-C-S-Lewis/dp/0060652934
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If demons exist, why don't we see them? And what might their interest be in humanity's divisions?
In this miniseries, Pastor Tim will walk through a 1942 book by the British Christian writer C. S. Lewis, "The Screwtape Letters." You can buy a copy of the book on various websites; here's a link at Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Screwtape-Letters-C-S-Lewis/dp/0060652934
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In the podcast episode "Rethinking Suffering," the exploration of Jesus' ministry near its end and the challenges he faced are examined through the lens of Mark 8:31-38. The episode delves into the intricacies of suffering and its relationship with faith, drawing parallels between Jesus' temptations in the desert and his ultimate sacrifice on the cross. Listeners are reminded of Jesus' initial temptations, where he resisted the devil's offers to avoid suffering and compromise his mission. This serves as a backdrop for understanding the nature of suffering and its role in the Christian journey.
Join us as we journey through the nuances of necessity and the distinction between what is good and what is essential. Through the lens of scripture, we'll uncover the timeless wisdom that challenges us to embrace humility and faith in our daily lives.
So, grab your Bible and open your hearts as we embark on this spiritual exploration together. Join us in Mark 8 verses 31-38 as we discuss the savior that we have.
This Sunday sermon, based on Mark 8 verses 31-38, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on February 25, 2024. This sermon is preached by pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
Our services are at 9:30am every Sunday morning, at our campus in Dix Hills on Long Island. Visit our website for more information, at www.graceofgod.church
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How do anxiety and worry affect me spiritually? Does God have an answer for my fears and worries? Perhaps you've asked these questions. If so, you aren't alone.
In this miniseries, Pastor Tim will walk through a 1942 book by the British Christian writer C. S. Lewis, "The Screwtape Letters." You can buy a copy of the book on various websites; here's a link at Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Screwtape-Letters-C-S-Lewis/dp/0060652934
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Are Satan and his demons happy when humans suffer? How should Christians respond when suffering is present? What does God do with suffering? Perhaps you've asked these questions. If so, you aren't alone.
In this miniseries, Pastor Tim will walk through a 1942 book by the British Christian writer C. S. Lewis, "The Screwtape Letters." You can buy a copy of the book on various websites; here's a link at Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Screwtape-Letters-C-S-Lewis/dp/0060652934
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“If anyone on the verge of action should judge himself according to the outcome, he would never begin” - Soren Kierkegaard. In this episode, we "Rethinking Religion: Trials and Temptations," listeners are invited to explore the complexities of faith and the essence of religion through the lens of Abraham's life. As the Lenten season begins, the episode challenges traditional notions of religion and prompts reflection on the intersection of belief and daily life. Abraham's journey, marked by trials, tribulations, and unwavering faith, serves as a powerful backdrop for reevaluating our own understanding of trials and temptations.
Join us as we journey through the nuances of necessity and the distinction between what is good and what is essential. Through the lens of scripture, we'll uncover the timeless wisdom that challenges us to embrace humility and faith in our daily lives.
So, grab your Bible and open your hearts as we embark on this spiritual exploration together. Join us in Genesis 22 verses 1-18 as we discuss the savior that we have.
This Sunday sermon, based on Genesis 22 verses 1-18, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on February 18, 2024. This sermon is preached by pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
Our services are at 9:30am every Sunday morning, at our campus in Dix Hills on Long Island. Visit our website for more information, at www.graceofgod.church
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What does prayer do? And how should I pray? Perhaps you've asked these questions. If so, you aren't alone.
In this miniseries, Pastor Tim will walk through a 1942 book by the British Christian writer C. S. Lewis, "The Screwtape Letters." You can buy a copy of the book on various websites; here's a link at Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Screwtape-Letters-C-S-Lewis/dp/0060652934
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How should I pray for someone else? Should I think of "souls" as something separate from "people"? How am I supposed to love, as a Christian? If you've asked questions like those, you're not alone.
In this miniseries, Pastor Tim will walk through a 1942 book by the British Christian writer C. S. Lewis, "The Screwtape Letters." You can buy a copy of the book on various websites; here's a link at Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Screwtape-Letters-C-S-Lewis/dp/0060652934
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Thanks for listening! In this episode, we explore the truths Jesus reveals about himself on the Mount of Transfiguration. We find that he is the God of the Old Testament, who spoke with Moses and Elijah on mountaintops. We recognize him as the Lawgiver. But most importantly, we see him to be the God of mercy and grace, whose faithful love abides throughout generations. This is the God who allows himself to be seen.
So, grab your Bible and open your hearts as we embark on this spiritual exploration together. Join us in Mark 9 verses 2-10 as we discuss the Savior that we need.
This Sunday sermon, based on Mark 9:2-10, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on February 11, 2024. This sermon is preached by pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version. Other readings this Sunday came from Exodus 33-34 and 2 Corinthians 3-4.
Our services are at 9:30am every Sunday morning, at our campus in Dix Hills on Long Island. Visit our website for more information, at www.graceofgod.church
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If I attend a church, what should I think about other people? And what should they htink about me? How should we interact with one another? If you've asked questions like that, you're not alone.
In this miniseries, Pastor Tim will walk through a 1942 book by the British Christian writer C. S. Lewis, "The Screwtape Letters." You can buy a copy of the book on various websites; here's a link at Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Screwtape-Letters-C-S-Lewis/dp/0060652934
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In this episode, we explore the profound lessons embedded within the miraculous events unfolding in Capernaum. From the healing touch of Jesus to the profound implications of his departure, there's much to unpack in this passage. We even get the explore what the meaning of Lent is and why this period of time is important to Christians.
Join us as we journey through the nuances of necessity and the distinction between what is good and what is essential. Through the lens of scripture, we'll uncover the timeless wisdom that challenges us to embrace humility and faith in our daily lives.
So, grab your Bible and open your hearts as we embark on this spiritual exploration together. Join us in Mark 2 verses 29-39 as we discuss the savior that we have.
This Sunday sermon, based on Mark 2 verses 29-39, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on February 4, 2024. This sermon is preached by pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
Our services are at 9:30am every Sunday morning, at our campus in Dix Hills on Long Island. Visit our website for more information, at www.graceofgod.church
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Do logical arguments help people believe? What role should reason play in establishing someone's religious faith? Perhaps you've asked these questions. If so, you aren't alone.
In this miniseries, Pastor Tim will walk through a 1942 book by the British Christian writer C. S. Lewis, "The Screwtape Letters." You can buy a copy of the book on various websites; here's a link at Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Screwtape-Letters-C-S-Lewis/dp/0060652934
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Pastor Tim Walsh's approach diving into Mark 1:14-20, exploring the Gospel of Mark as an "unexpected heist movie". You make ask how does a heist have any relation to the Gospel, well that's a great question to ask! Drawing parallels with classic heist films, Pastor Tim reflects on the crew that Jesus assembles at the beginning of his ministry. The crew, consisting of Simon, Andrew, James, and John, are not professionals but small business owners (fishermen) with a deep interest in spirituality.
We get to dive into the concept of discipleship, emphasizing that the first disciples were individuals who had already known Jesus and supported his ministry before being called into a three-year apprenticeship. The discussion expands to the broader theological concept of the call into ministry, drawing connections between the call experienced by the original disciples and the contemporary call into ministry for church workers.
A crucial point is made to dispel the notion that being a full-time church worker is the only genuine response to the Gospel message. Keep in mind though, Tim emphasizes that church workers are not superior Christians and shares a personal wish for a native Long Islander or even anyone within a community to enter called ministry, highlighting the importance of raising up new leaders within the church overall. Join us in Mark 1 verses 14-20 as we discuss the assembly of Jesus and his disciples..
This Sunday sermon, based on Mark 1 verses 14-20, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on January 21, 2024. This sermon is preached by pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
Our services are at 9:30am every Sunday morning, at our campus in Dix Hills on Long Island. Visit our website for more information, at www.graceofgod.church
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Thanks for listening to our podcast feed! This sermon on 1 Samuel 3:1-10 was preached on January 14, 2024, by Pastor Tim Walsh.
In this message, we're introduced to an important, but relatively unknown, figure in Biblical history. Samuel was used by God to turn God's people back to God's Word. Samuel also served to lead Israel in their transition to a monarchy.
In all of the events of Samuel's life, we see God's grace - his gift-giving, undeserved love - at work. God's people did not deserve to have his Word brought freshly to them. The y did not deserve new leaders. Nor do we! Samuel's life showcases God's grace, and it reminds us that when God speaks to us, his love for us brings us new life and assurance for our futures.
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In this podcast, Pastor Tim Walsh reflects on the significance of Epiphany, the event marking the sudden appearances of the Magi and Jesus. This underscores the importance of relying on God's Word for guidance. The episode emphasizes the three signs appointed by God where Christ is present: the preaching and teaching of the Bible, baptism, and the Lord's Supper. The narrative explores the limits of human intelligence and the distinct role of worldly governments, using the biblical story of Herod. Ultimately, the podcast encourages listeners to seek Christ where God has promised to be found – in His Word and among His people. Join us in Matthew 2 verses 1-15 as we discuss the power of God's word at work.
This Sunday sermon, based on Matthew 2 verses 1-15, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on January 7, 2024. This sermon is preached by pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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There are many young couples showing up, daily, to the temple, to offer sacrifices for their neborn babies. One of the priests sees a couple (Mary and Joseph) with an external image that stated obviously they could not afford much but two birds instead of a lamb and a dove for a sacrifice. Regardless, his job, as a priest, is not to judge people by outward appearance. Surprisingly, a psalm is stated by another worshiper, an older man named Simeon, which the priest takes a while to understand.
Once he finally recognizes it, he understands that, it is not through worldly glory - riches and splendor, visible power - that God does his work; his work happens through his word alone. Through humble sinners, like priests and pastors, serving other sinners. Join us in Luke 2 verses 22-38 as we discuss the power of God's word at work.
This New Years Eve Sunday sermon, based on Luke 2 verses 22-38, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on December 31, 2023. This sermon is preached by pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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There is a specific verse that people typically are familiar with. No, I'm not talking about John 3:16. Remember the very first verse of John stating "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God"? This is the verse. This is the verse that shines forth the doctrine of the trinity. Later in that book, John 8:35, Jesus states "Now a slave has no permanent place in the family, but a son belongs to it forever. So if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed.” I wish I could type up the entire sermon on the gospel that Jesus is bringing but in this episode, you get to understand the meaning of being God's son more in depth. This ultimate message is based upon Galatians 4 verses 4-7.
This Christmas Monday sermon, based on Galatians 4 verses 4-7, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on December 25, 2023. This sermon is preached by pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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So much of our daily lives feels like a string of things happening to us. What’s so important about Christmas? Maybe you’ve never asked that question. Maybe it’s obvious to you. But maybe not. At Christmas, God became someone we can touch. Why did God come down into our world where he could be touched and handled and ultimately killed? The simple reason behind Christmas is stated through the birth of Jesus in Luke 2 verses 1-7: God loves you. God wants you to know that your life is not just a series of random events happening to you. In other words. Jesus was born for you, lived for you, died for you, and rose for you. This episode goes discusses a decree that comes down from Rome. A young family takes a week-long trip. A woman’s labor starts.
This Christmas Eve Sunday sermon, based on Luke 2 verses 1-7, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on December 24, 2023. This sermon is preached by pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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Imagine receiving a divine greeting, "Greetings, you who are highly favored! The Lord is with you. Amen." Just as the angel Gabriel spoke these words to Mary, know that you too are "highly favored." In the eyes of God, His love knows no bounds, and if he loves you, dear listener, you are indeed highly favored. In Luke 1 verses 26-38, we find the power of God's divine authority. This episode goes into depth explaining the miracles that occurred due to the power of God's word, which is made in promise. We sometimes fall short into thinking our word holds so much strength rather than proclaiming how mistaken we can be. Lets us dive into this message as we hear God speaking his truths into our hearts!
This Sunday sermon, based on Luke 1 verses 26-38, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on December 19, 2023. This sermon is preached by pastor Timothy J. Walsh, a member of WELS (Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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John the Baptist. Paul the Apostle. Two important names in biblical history! You could spend a lot of time talking about these two men. In fact, this sermon does a fair amount of exactly that. But when we read the texts of the Bible about Paul and John, we come to realize that Paul and John didn't want people to focus on them. They wanted to disappear, in a way, so that Jesus was the focus of people's attention. This is what Christians still today should expect from their leaders: Humility that focuses not on them, but on Jesus.
This Sunday sermon, based on selected verses from John 1, as well as 1 Corinthians 10, was preached by Pastor Tim Walsh on December 12, 2023, at Grace of God Lutheran Church in Dix Hills on Long Island, NY.
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How can you give comfort to someone? Is it by providing a distraction, action, or a sense of compassion? What can you specifically do to comfort someone? The answer we should actually ask is: How does God comfort someone? In Isaiah 40 verses 1-11, we find the answer. This episode goes into depth explaining the general sorts of comfort one may try to provide especially once encountering a life—threatening situation. We sometimes believe that the world will stop functioning if we ought to die but fail to understand, all life and comfort is grounded in God. Lets us dive into this message as we hear God speaking his truths into our hearts!
This Sunday sermon, based on Isaiah 40 verses 1-11, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on December 3, 2023. Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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Who do you think God is? Do we absolutely know what to do with the gifts God has provided us with? The three servants within this parable explore how to make use of the gifts provided by God. In Matthew 25 verses 14-30, we find the answer. This episode goes into depth explaining the opportunities given tailored to their abilities. The perception perceived by one can led to the refusal of carrying out God's will. Jesus tells us to look inside our hearts, see who God is, by asking how we use what he's given us.
This Sunday sermon, based on Matthew 25 verses 14-30, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran Church on November 19, 2023. Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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Is there going to be a rapture? What is judgement day? Everyone knows that our time on Earth is limited therefore, how do we as Christians prepare for the end? Do we gather something in particular or do we just gather our faith? In 1 Thessalonians 5 verses 1 -11, we find the answer plain and simple. This episode goes into depth to bring out that: Christians prepare for the end by gathering together and encouraging one another to live alert and self-controlled lives marked by faith, hope, and love. That’s all we need, because that is the entirety of life lived in Christ, who is our readiness.
This Sunday sermon, based on 1 Thessalonians 5 verses 1 -11,was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on November 12, 2023. Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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Trying to find your identity in the world may be tough sometimes. An element to this may be trying to understand "Who Are We Because of God?". In 1 John 3 verses 1-3, we find the answer: We Are The Children of God. As children of God, a Christian's hope is understood by living in this reality. We do so while clinging onto God’s promise. This is why by God's grace that is all loving, Jesus calls us brothers and sisters without shame! (Hebrews 2 verse 11) When Christ appears, we will be like him, and live with him in a renewed world where sin and death passes away. We do so while clinging to God’s promise. Once again, our status as his children is not predicated on our righteous actions, but on his grace. This episode goes into depth to bring out that: we are who we are because he is who he is.
This Sunday sermon, based on 1 John 3 verses 1-3, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on November 5,2023. Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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At any moment of time have you ever asked: How Can I Be Assured that I Am Saved? In its entirety,theology is approached by this question. In Romans 3 verses 19-30, we acquire the objective meaning of the law: for humans to consciously discover their sinful short-comings with God. To resolve this profound debt, rather than works-based justification, we discover the solution in Jesus Christ. Precisely, righteousness is graciously given through faith in Jesus Christ. As we dive into this episode we develop a stronger relationship with God by understanding that the sacrificial atonement required is nothing that could be done by human alone. We learn the great amount of humbleness we need to respect the fact that God's grace saves us. Grasping this understanding properly determines that no amount of boasting must be done about oneself. Therefore, join us as we explore the sinfulness highlighted to understand the sacrificial atonement provided by the blood of Jesus Christ.
This Sunday sermon, based on Romans 3:19-30, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on October 29, 2023. Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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Have you ever came into crossroads with one of the very common Christian dilemmas: How should I react to the ones in authority as a Christian? In Matthew 22, verses 15 to 22, we find an intriguing encounter between Jesus and the Pharisees. They approached him with a challenging question: "Is it lawful to pay taxes to Caesar or not?", such a simple question delves deep into the complexities of government and faith. In this passage, Jesus offers a profound response, highlighting the importance of rendering to Caesar what is Caesar's and to God what is God's. Join us as we explore the implications of this encounter and how it has shaped Christian perspectives on the relationship between government and faith throughout history.
This Sunday sermon, based on Matthew 22:15-22, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on October 22, 2023. Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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This Sunday sermon, based on Romans 1:16-17, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on October 15, 2023. Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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This Sunday sermon, based on Matthew 21:33-46, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on October 8, 2023. Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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This Sunday sermon, based on Matthew 21:23-32, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on October 1, 2023. Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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This Sunday sermon, based on Matthew 20:1-16, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on September 24, 2023. The other readings were Jonah 3:10-4:11 and Romans 4:1-12. Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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This Sunday sermon, based on Matthew 18:21-35, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on September 17, 2023. Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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This Sunday sermon, based on Matthew 18:15-20, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on September 10, 2023. The other readings this Sunday were Ezekiel 33:7-11 and Galatians 2:11-16. Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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This sermon, based on Psalm 19, was preached at our 2023 regional Labor Day Retreat in Peru, Massachusetts, by Pastor Tim Walsh. Este sermon fue predicado por el Pastor Tim Walsh durante nuestro retiro 2023 del Día del Trabajador.
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This Sunday sermon, based on Matthew 16:21-26, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on September 3, 2023. Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
This message is adapted from a devotion written by the Rev. Dr. Mark Paustian in his book More Prepared to Answer. It was delivered live on September 3 by our congregational chairman, Mr. Dwight Becherer, and was recorded for this podcast feed by our pastor, Tim Walsh, who was leading worship at our Labor Day Retreat that weekend.
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This Sunday sermon, based on Revelation 6:9-11, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on August 27, 2023. We marked the festival of the martyrdom of John the Baptist. The other readings this Sunday were Deuteronomy 32:39-43 and Matthew 14:1-12. Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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This Sunday sermon, based on Matthew 15:21-28, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on August 20, 2023. Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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This Sunday sermon, based on Matthew 14:22-33, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on August 13, 2023, by our mission counselor Pastor Mark Birkholz. Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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This Sunday sermon, based on Matthew 14:13-21, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on August 6, 2023. Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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Material left out of Sunday's message on Matthew 13:31-35. Some short remarks on how pastors choose what to preach on, and the importance of comprehensively Biblical preaching. Look for these bonus episodes on occasional Tuesdays. Music is "What Words Can't Say" by Vlad Gluschenko. Scripture from the NIV.
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This Sunday sermon, based on Matthew 13:31-35, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on July 30, 2023. The other Scripture readings were Jeremiah 9:23-24 and 1 Corinthians 1:18-31. Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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Material left out of Sunday's message on Matthew 13:24-30 and 36-43. Here, the focus is on Jesus' warning about the danger of Christians not knowing unbelievers. Look for these bonus episodes on occasional Tuesdays. Music is "What Words Can't Say" by Vlad Gluschenko. Scripture from the NIV.
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This Sunday sermon, based on Matthew 13:24-30 and 36-43, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on July 23, 2023. Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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This Sunday sermon, based on Matthew 13:1-9 and 18-23, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on July 2, 2023. Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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This Sunday sermon, based on Matthew 11:25-30, was originally written by Dr. Martin Luther and preached on February 24, 1517. It has been edited and was shared at Grace of God Lutheran on July 9, 2023. Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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This Sunday sermon, based on Matthew 10:5a and 21-31, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on July 2, 2023. Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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This Sunday sermon, based on Matthew 10:32-39, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on June 25, 2023, the 493rd anniversary of the Presentation of the Augsburg Confession. Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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This Sunday sermon, based on 1 Corinthians 4:1-7, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on June 18, 2023. The other readings were Numbers 27:15-23 and Matthew 9:35-10:8. Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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Una meditación en 1 Pedro 5:1-4. El predicador es el vicario Ben Bitter de la igleisa Sure Foundation Lutheran, Queens NYC. Lectura bíblica de la Nueva Versión Internacional. Música es “On the Way” por Vlad Gluschenko, soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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This Sunday sermon, based on 1 Peter 5:1-4, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on Trinity Sunday, June 4, 2023. Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
The preacher this weekend was Vicar Ben Bitter, who is serving as the ministry assistant and pastoral intern at our sister congregation in Queens NYC, Sure Foundation Lutheran.
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This Sunday sermon, based on Exodus 3:1-15, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on June 11, 2023. The other readings were 1 Timothy 1:12-17 and Matthew 9:9-13. Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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This Sunday sermon, based on Acts 2:1-24, 36-39, 41, was preached for the Festival of Pentecost at Grace of God Lutheran on May 28, 2023. The other readings were 1 Corinthians 12:3-11 and John 3:1-8. Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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This Sunday sermon, based on Ephesians 1:15-23, was preached for the Festival of the Ascension at Grace of God Lutheran on May 21, 2023. The other referenced reading was Acts 1:1-11. Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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This Sunday sermon, based on Acts 17:22-31, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on May 14, 2023. Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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Intro music is “What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
This Sunday sermon, based on John 14:1-11, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on May 7, 2023. The other readings that morning were Acts Acts 15:1, 6-11, and 1 Peter 3:13-22. Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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Intro music is “What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
This Sunday sermon, based on 1 Peter 1:3-9, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on April 30, 2023. Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
The preacher this weekend was Reverend Mark Wendland, who has served as a missionary to Malawi and Zambia and as a pastor in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.
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This Sunday sermon, based on Luke 24:13-35, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on April 23, 2023. The other readings that morning were Acts 3:1-7, 11-22, and 1 Peter 1:3-5, 10-12. The sermon also references 1 Timothy 1:3-7. Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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This Sunday sermon, based on John 20:19-31, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on April 16, 2023. The other readings that morning were Acts 2:14a, 22–24, 32–39, and 1 John 1:1–9. Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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He is risen, he is risen indeed! This Sunday sermon, based on Matthew 28:1-10, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on April 9, 2023 (Easter Sunday). The other readings that morning were Jonah 2:2–9 and 1 Corinthians 15:1–11. Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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This sermon, based on John 19:17-30, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on April 7, 2023 (Good Friday). The other readings that evening were Isaiah 53:4–12 and Hebrews 6:4–11. Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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This message, based on Matthew 26:26-30, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on April 6, 2023 (Holy Thursday). Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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This Sunday sermon, based on Philippians 2:5-11, was preached at Grace of God Lutheran on April 2, 2023 (Palm Sunday). The other readings that morning were Matthew 21:1-11 and Zechariah 9:9-10. Scripture selections come from the New International Version.
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This is the Sunday sermon from March 26, 2023, the final Sunday in Lent, on Matthew 11:16-19.
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Una meditación en Juan 4:5-26. Predicado por Pastor Walsh en Iglesia Luterana Sure Foundation, NYC, el 12 de marzo 2023. Lectura bíblica de la Nueva Versión Internacional. Música es “On the Way” por Vlad Gluschenko, soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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This recording is from our adult Bible study hour on Sunday, March 12, 2023, led by the Rev. Dr. Tim Bourman. Pastor Bourman serves our sister congregation, Sure Foundation Lutheran, in Woodside, Queens. Pastor Bourman's presentation was based on his doctoral work regarding trauma, which he packaged as a book entitled "Deep as the Sea." That book is available through Northwestern Publishing at nph.net.
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This is the Sunday sermon from March 5, 2023, the second Sunday in Lent, on John chapter 4. Our services are at 9:30am on Sundays mornings at our campus in Dix Hills. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is “What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Our Sunday sermon from the first Sunday in Lent, February 26, 2023, on Matthew 4:1-11. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is “What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Meditation from Ash Wednesday 2023 (February 22) on 2 Corinthians 7:8-13 and Matthew 7:1-5. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is "“What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Our Sunday sermon from the Festival of the Transfiguration, February 19, 2023, on Matthew 17:1-9. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is “What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Material left out of Sunday's message on Matthew 5:21-37. Here, the focus is specficially on verses 31-32 and Jesus' teaching on divorce and remarriage. Look for these bonus episodes on occasional Tuesdays. Music is "What Words Can't Say" by Vlad Gluschenko. Scripture from the NIV.
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Sermon from February 5, 2023, on Matthew 5:13-20. Second message in Sermon on the Mount series "CULTURE SHOCK." Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is “What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Una meditación en Mateo 5:21-30. Lectura bíblica de la Nueva Versión Internacional. Música es “On the Way” por Vlad Gluschenko, soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from February 5, 2023, on Matthew 5:13-20. Second message in Sermon on the Mount series "CULTURE SHOCK." Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is “What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Una meditación en Mateo 5:13-20. Lectura bíblica de la Nueva Versión Internacional. Música es “On the Way” por Vlad Gluschenko, soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from January 29, 2023, on Matthew 5:1-12. First message in Sermon on the Mount series "CULTURE SHOCK." Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is “What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from January 22, 2023, on Matthew 4:12-23. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is “What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from January 15, 2023, on Isaiah 49:1-6. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is “What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from January 8, 2023, on Isaiah 60:1-6. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is “What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from New Year's Day 2022 on Matthew 2:13-23, marking the Festival of the Holy Innocents. This message is adapted from a sermon preached by Martin Luther for this festival in December 1541. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is “What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from Christmas Eve 2022 on Luke 2:1-20. This was recorded during our online devotional service. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is “What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from December 18, 2022, on Isaiah 52:13-15. Fourth and final message in Advent series "HERE COMES THE SON." Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is “What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from December 11, 2022, on Isaiah 35:1-7. Third message in Advent series "HERE COMES THE SON." Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is “What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from December 4, 2022, on Isaiah 11:1-10. Second message in Advent series "HERE COMES THE SON." Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is “What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from November 27, 2022, on Isaiah 2:1-5. First message in Advent series "HERE COMES THE SON." Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is “What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from November 6, 2022, on Habakkuk 3. Fourth and final message in series "GOD, IT'S A MESS DOWN HERE!" Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is “What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from Relaunch Sunday at Grace of God, November 13, 2022, on Colossians 4:2-6. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is “What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from Christ the King Sunday, November 20, 2022, on Luke 23:35-43. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is “What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from the Hudson-Delaware Reformation Festival, October 29, 2022, on John 8:31-36, by Pastor Mark Voss of Immanuel Lutheran in Long Valley, New Jersey. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is “What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from October 30, 2022, on Habakkuk 1:12-2:20. Third message in series "GOD, IT'S A MESS DOWN HERE!" Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is “What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from October 23, 2022, on Habakkuk 1:1-11. Second message in series "GOD, IT'S A MESS DOWN HERE!" Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is “What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from October 16, 2022, on Luke 18:1-8. First message in series "GOD, IT'S A MESS DOWN HERE!" Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is “What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from October 9, 2022, on Luke 17:11-19. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is “What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from September 25, 2022, on Luke 16:19-31. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is “What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Una meditación en Lucas 16:19-31. Lectura bíblica de la Nueva Versión Internacional. Música es “On the Way” por Vlad Gluschenko, soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from September 25, 2022, on Luke 16:19-31. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is “What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from September 18, 2022, on Luke 16:1-13. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is “What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from September 11, 2022, on Luke 15:1-10. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is “What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Message from September 4, 2022, on Luke 2:41-52. This devotion for Labor Day Weekend is adapted from the book "On Giving Advice to God," by Pastor Daniel Deustchlander. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is “What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Material left out of Sunday's message. Look for these bonus episodes on occasional Tuesdays. Music is "What Words Can't Say" by Vlad Gluschenko. Scripture from the NIV.
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Sermon from August 21, 2022, on Luke 13:22-30. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is “What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from August 14, 2022, on Hebrews 12:1-3. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is “What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from August 7, 2022, on Hebrews 11:1-3 and 8-16. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is “What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from July 17, 2022, on Luke 10:38-42. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is “What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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A #TIMTWO ON "LUTHERAN." In our #TIMTWO series, Pastor Tim takes us on a ten-thousand-foot overview of a Biblical word or topic, or a theological concept, in under two minutes.
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An update on our restart plans for summer 2022. Music is “What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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A #TIMTWO ON "GRACE." In our #TIMTWO series, Pastor Tim takes us on a ten-thousand-foot overview of a Biblical word or topic, or a theological concept, in under two minutes.
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Sermon from "Rebuild Sunday", May 1, 2022, on 2 Chronicles 36:22-23. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is “What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from Easter Sunday, April 17, 2022, on John 20:16. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is “What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from Good Friday, April 15, 2022, on the seven words spoken by Jesus from the cross. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is “What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Devotional message from Maundy Thursday, April 14, 2022, on Matthew 26:26-30. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is “What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Message from Palm/Passion Sunday, April 10, 2022, on Luke 23:43. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is “What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from April 3, 2022, on John 16:16-33. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is “What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Material left out of Sunday's message. Look for these bonus episodes on occasional Tuesdays. Music is "What Words Can't Say" by Vlad Gluschenko. Scripture from the NIV.
Una meditación en Juan 15:1-17. Lectura bíblica de la Nueva Versión Internacional. Música es “On the Way” por Vlad Gluschenko, soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from March 27, 2022, on John 15:1-17. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is “What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from March 20, 2022, on John 14:5-14. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is "“What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from March 13, 2022, on John 13:1-17. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is "“What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Una meditación en Juan 13:1-17. Lectura bíblica de la Nueva Versión Internacional. Música es “On the Way” por Vlad Gluschenko, soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Material left out of Sunday's message. Look for these bonus episodes on occasional Tuesdays. Music is "What Words Can't Say" by Vlad Gluschenko. Scripture from the NIV.
Una meditación en Juan 11:45-53. Lectura bíblica de la Nueva Versión Internacional. Música es “On the Way” por Vlad Gluschenko, soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from March 6, 2022, on John 11:45-53. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is "“What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Meditation from Ash Wednesday 2022 (March 2), on the Ten Commandments. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is "“What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from February 27, 2022, on Jonah chapter 4. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is "“What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from February 20, 2022, on John 9:1-12. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is "“What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Una meditación en Juan 8:12-20. Lectura bíblica de la Nueva Versión Internacional. Música es “On the Way” por Vlad Gluschenko, soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from February 13, 2022, on John 8:12-20. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is "“What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Una meditación en Juan 6:1-13. Lectura bíblica de la Nueva Versión Internacional. Música es “On the Way” por Vlad Gluschenko, soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from February 6, 2022, on John 6:1-13. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is "“What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Una meditación en Juan 4:5-26. Lectura bíblica de la Nueva Versión Internacional. Música es “On the Way” por Vlad Gluschenko, soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from our online-only worship service on January 30, 2022, on John 4:5-26, 28-30, 39-43. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is "“What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from January 23, 2022, on John 3:1-15. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is "“What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Una meditación en Juan 3:1-15. Lectura bíblica de la Nueva Versión Internacional. Música es “On the Way” por Vlad Gluschenko, soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from January 16, 2022, on John 2:1-12 and 1 John 3:16-4:4. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is "“What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Una meditación en Juan 2:1-12. Lectura bíblica de la Nueva Versión Internacional. Música es “On the Way” por Vlad Gluschenko, soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from January 9, 2022, on John 1:19-34. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is "“What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Una meditación en Juan 1:19-34. Lectura bíblica de la Nueva Versión Internacional. Música es “On the Way” por Vlad Gluschenko, soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Pastor Tim at Grace of God and Pastor Paul Bourman from Tigard, Oregon, walk through John's Gospel using the SOAP (Scripture, Observe, Apply, Prayer) Bible study method. Join them this week for a look at John 1:1-5.
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Sermon from January 2, 2022, on John 1:1-5. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is "“What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Una meditación en Juan 1:1-5. Lectura bíblica de la Nueva Versión Internacional. Música es “On the Way” por Vlad Gluschenko, soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from July 18, 2021, on John 19:30. Delivered by guest preacher Pastor Kevin Wattles for Pastor Walsh's installation at Grace of God. Pastor Wattles serves Grace Lutheran Church in Falls Church, VA.
Intro music is “What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from December 26, 2021, on Luke 2:19. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is "“What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Sermon from Christmas Eve 2021, on John 1:14. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is "“What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Material left out of Sunday's message. Part three of three. Look for these bonus episodes on occasional Tuesdays. Music is "What Words Can't Say" by Vlad Gluschenko. Scripture from the NIV.
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Material left out of Sunday's message. Part two of three. Look for these bonus episodes on occasional Tuesdays. Music is "What Words Can't Say" by Vlad Gluschenko. Scripture from the NIV.
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Material left out of Sunday's message. Part one of three. Look for these bonus episodes on occasional Tuesdays. Music is "What Words Can't Say" by Vlad Gluschenko. Scripture from the NIV.
Sermon from December 19, 2021, on Luke 3:39-55. Fourth and final in our Advent sermon series. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is "“What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
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Material left out of Sunday's message. Look for these bonus episodes on occasional Tuesdays. Music is "What Words Can't Say" by Vlad Gluschenko. Scripture from the NIV.
Sermon from December 12, 2021, on Luke 3:7-18. Third in our Advent sermon series. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is "“What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
Sermon from December 5, 2021, on Luke 3:1-6. Second in our Advent sermon series. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is "“What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
Material left out of Sunday's message. Look for these bonus episodes on occasional Tuesdays. Music is "What Words Can't Say" by Vlad Gluschenko. Scripture from the NIV.
Sermon from November 28, 2021, on Luke 19:28-40. First in our Advent sermon series. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is "“What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
A message celebrating our gracious God's good gifts this Thanksgiving. Devotion based on Psalm 136:1 NIV. Music is "What Words Can’t Describe" and "On the Way" by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
Sermon from November 21, 2021, on Revelation 1:4-8. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is "“What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
Sermon from November 14, 2021, on 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is "“What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
Sermon from November 7, 2021, on John 5:19-30. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is "“What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
Sermon from Reformation Day 2021, on 1 Corinthians 9:19-23. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is "“What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
Material left out of Sunday's message. Look for these bonus episodes on occasional Tuesdays. Music is "What Words Can't Say" by Vlad Gluschenko.
Sermon from October 24, 2021, on Hebrews 4:9-16. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is "“What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
Sermon from October 17, 2021, on Amos 5:7-15. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is "“What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
Sermon from October 10, 2021, on Genesis 2:18-25. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is "“What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
Sermon from October 3, 2021, on James 4:7-12. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is "“What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
Material left out of Sunday's message. Look for these bonus episodes on occasional Tuesdays. Music is "What Words Can't Say" by Vlad Gluschenko.
Sermon from September 26, 2021, on Mark 9:30-37. Scripture selections from the New International Version. Intro music is "“What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
Material left out of Sunday's message. Look for these bonus episodes on occasional Tuesdays. Music is "What Words Can't Say" by Vlad Gluschenko.
Sermon from September 19, 2021, on Isaiah 50:4-10. Scripture reading from the New International Version. Intro music is "“What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
Sermon from September 12, 2021, on Mark 7:31-37. Intro music is "“What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
Material left out of Sunday's message. Look for these bonus episodes on occasional Tuesdays. Music is "What Words Can't Say" by Vlad Gluschenko.
Sermon from September 5, 2021, on Mark 7:1-13. Intro music is "“What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
Sermon from August 29, 2021, on Joshua 24:1-3a, 14-18. Intro music is "“What Words Can’t Describe” by Vlad Gluschenko, at soundcloud.com/vgl9.
Material left out of Sunday's message. Look for these bonus episodes on occasional Tuesdays. Music is "What Words Can't Say" by Vlad Gluschenko.
Sermon from August 8, 2021, on Acts 14:26-27. Guest preacher, Missionary Rev. Mark Wendland.