Concordia Lutheran Church – Fairhaven, MN: Recent Episodes
Concordia Lutheran Church – Fairhaven, MN
Sunday Morning Bible Study
August 9, 2026
Rev. David Buchs
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Sunday Sermon
Service: Trinity 10, August 9, 2026
Preacher: Rev. David Buchs
Location: Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Sunday Morning Bible Study
August 2, 2026
Rev. David Buchs
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Service: Trinity 9, August 2, 2026
Preacher: Rev. David Buchs
Location: Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Wednesday Evening Bible Study
New Member Instruction
July 15, 2026
Rev. David Buchs
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Sunday Morning Bible Study
July 19, 2026
Rev. David Buchs
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Service: Trinity 7, July 19, 2026
Preacher: Rev. David Buchs
Location: Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Wednesday Evening Bible Study
New Member Instruction
July 8, 2026
Rev. David Buchs
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Sunday Morning Bible Study
July 12, 2026
Rev. David Buchs
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Service: Trinity 6, July 12, 2026
Preacher: Rev. David Buchs
Location: Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Wednesday Evening Bible Study
New Member Instruction
June 25, 2026
Rev. David Buchs
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Sunday Morning Bible Study
July 5, 2026
Rev. David Buchs
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Service: Trinity 5, July 5, 2026
Preacher: Rev. David Buchs
Location: Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Wednesday Evening Bible Study
New Member Instruction
June 24, 2026
Rev. David Buchs
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Service: Trinity 4, June 28, 2026
Preacher: Rev. David Buchs
Location: Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Wednesday Evening Bible Study
New Member Instruction
June 18, 2026
Rev. David Buchs
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Service: Trinity 3, June 21, 2026
Preacher: Rev. David Buchs
Location: Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Sunday Morning Bible Study
June 21, 2026
Rev. David Buchs
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Service: Trinity 2, June 7, 2026
Preacher: Rev. David Buchs
Location: Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Wednesday Evening Bible StudyNew Member InstructionJune 11, 2026Rev. David BuchsGrace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Service: Trinity 1, June 7, 2026
Preacher: Rev. David Buchs
Location: Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Sunday Morning Bible Study
June 7, 2026
Rev. David Buchs
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Wednesday Evening Bible Study
New Member Instruction
June 4, 2026
Rev. David Buchs
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Sunday Morning Bible Study
May 31, 2026
Rev. David Buchs
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Service: Trinity Sunday, May 31, 2026
Preacher: Rev. David Buchs
Location: Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Wednesday Evening Bible Study
New Member Instruction
May 27, 2026
Rev. David Buchs
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Service: Pentecost, May 24, 2026
Preacher: Rev. David Buchs
Location: Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Sunday Morning Bible Study
May 24, 2026
Rev. David Buchs
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Wednesday Evening Bible Study
New Member Instruction
May 20, 2026
Rev. David Buchs
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Wednesday Evening Bible Study
New Member Instruction
May 13, 2026
Rev. David Buchs
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Sunday Morning Bible Study
May 17, 2026
Rev. David Buchs
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Service: The Ascension of Our Lord, May 14, 2026
Preacher: Rev. David Buchs
Location: Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Service: Seventh Sunday after Easter, May 17, 2026
Preacher: Rev. David Buchs
Location: Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Sunday Morning Bible Study
May 10, 2026
Rev. David Buchs
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Service: Sixth Sunday of Easter, May 10, 2026
Preacher: Rev. David Buchs
Location: Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Wednesday Evening Bible Study
New Member Instruction
May 6, 2026
Rev. David Buchs
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Sunday Morning Bible Study
May 3, 2026
Rev. David Buchs
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Service: Fifth Sunday of Easter, May 3, 2026
Preacher: Rev. David Buchs
Location: Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Wednesday Evening Bible Study
New Member Instruction
April 29, 2026
Rev. David Buchs
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Wednesday Evening Bible Study
New Member Instruction
April 29, 2026
Rev. David Buchs
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Sunday Morning Bible Study
April 26, 2026
Rev. David Buchs
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Service: Third Sunday of Easter, April 26, 2026
Preacher: Rev. David Buchs
Location: Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Sunday Morning Bible Study
April 19, 2026
Rev. David Buchs
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Service: Third Sunday of Easter, April 19, 2026
Preacher: Rev. David Buchs
Location: Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Wednesday Evening Bible Study
New Member Instruction
April 15, 2026
Rev. David Buchs
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Wednesday Evening Bible Study
New Member Instruction
April 8, 2026
Rev. David Buchs
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Service: Second Sunday of Easter, April 12, 2026
Preacher: Rev. David Buchs
Location: Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Sunday Morning Bible Study
April 12, 2026
Rev. David Buchs
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Service: Easter Sunday, April 5, 2026
Preacher: Rev. David Buchs
Location: Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Service: Easter Vigil, April 4, 2026
Preacher: Rev. David Buchs
Location: Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Service: Good Friday, April 3, 2026Preacher: Rev. David BuchsLocation: Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Service: Maundy Thursday, April 2, 2026
Preacher: Rev. David Buchs
Location: Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Sunday Bible Study – March 29, 2026
Grace Lutheran Church – Little Rock, Arkansas
Elijah stands alone on Mount Carmel, confronting a nation divided between the Lord and Baal. While hundreds cry out, cut themselves, and plead for a response, Scripture repeats the verdict: no voice, no answer, no attention.
This study traces the contrast between false worship and the living God—who answers not for spectacle, but to turn hearts back to Himself. From the fire on the altar to the still small voice, Elijah’s story exposes both the emptiness of idols and the danger of a divided heart.
It also confronts a deeper question: why do people persist in unbelief even after clear signs? From Ahab’s hardness to Jezebel’s rage, and even Elijah’s despair, the lesson is clear—God’s Word does not depend on visible results, but on His faithfulness.
Key Themes:
The silence of idols vs. the living voice of God
“How long will you go limping between two opinions?”
The danger of hardening the heart against truth
Faithfulness in speaking God’s Word without controlling outcomes
God’s hidden preservation of His people (the 7,000 who have not bowed)
Scripture:
1 Kings 18–19; Psalm 141
Tags:
BibleStudy #Elijah #1Kings18 #FalseGods #Repentance #Faithfulness #GraceLutheranLittleRock #LittleRockChurch #ArkansasFaith #ChristianTeaching
Palm Sunday reveals a hard truth: many want to see Jesus—but not as He is. In John 12, Christ declares that His glory is the cross, like a grain of wheat that must fall and die to bear fruit.
Will we follow the signs to what they mean, or stop at what impresses us?
To see Jesus rightly is to see His suffering as glory—and to follow Him in repentance, faith, and new life.
Sunday Worship – March 29, 2026
Preacher: Rev. David Buchs
Location: Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Key Themes
The cross as Christ’s true glory
Seeing signs vs. following their meaning
Baptism as daily death and new life
Receiving Christ, not just His gifts
PalmSunday #John12 #HolyWeek #JesusChrist #TheCross #LutheranSermon #GraceLutheranLittleRock #LittleRockChurch #ArkansasFaith #RevDavidBuchs
In this sermon, Rev. David Buchs explores St. Paul’s teaching in Romans 6: repentance is not mere reform, but death and resurrection. Drawing on the Exodus, the Flood, and the Red Sea, this message shows why the Christian life is a continual return to baptism—where the old Adam is drowned and a new man rises.
Israel’s longing for Egypt becomes a mirror for the divided human heart: set free, yet still drawn back to slavery. Only death with Christ can put an end to that struggle. Only resurrection with Him can produce true freedom and lasting fruit.
Baptism is not a past event but a present reality—one that shapes daily repentance, faith, and life in Christ.
Key Themes:
Baptism as participation in Christ’s death and resurrection
The “two hearts” of the Christian: freedom and lingering desire for sin
Why repentance is a lifelong reality, not a single moment
The Old Testament pattern: water as both judgment and salvation
Living by faith: considering yourself dead to sin and alive to God
Mary’s “Let it be” as the posture of repentant trust
Context:
Midweek Lenten Service | Festival of the Annunciation (March 25)
Grace Lutheran Church – Little Rock, Arkansas
Scripture References:
Romans 6
Exodus (Red Sea)
Genesis (Flood)
Luke 1 (Annunciation)
Tags:
LutheranSermon #Romans6 #Baptism #Repentance #DeathAndResurrection #ChristianTeaching #Lent #Annunciation #GraceLutheranLittleRock #ArkansasChurch #RevDavidBuchs #BiblicalPreaching #LawAndGospel
In this Bible study, Rev. David Buchs walks through Psalm 113 and the opening of Elijah’s ministry (1 Kings 17), contrasting the Lord with false gods like Baal and modern idols such as money.
God is not like the false gods that demand everything and give nothing. He raises the poor, provides for the needy, and supplies what He commands. In contrast, idols like mammon promise satisfaction but never deliver.
Through Elijah’s confrontation with Ahab, the drought, and the widow of Zarephath, this study shows how:
- False gods deceive and destroy
- God alone provides life, provision, and resurrection
- The Word of the Lord goes where it is received
- Faith clings to God even when resources appear exhausted
This sets the stage for Elijah’s coming conflict with Baal and calls hearers to examine what they trust and worship.
Key texts: Psalm 113; 1 Kings 16-17
Themes: False gods vs. the true God, provision, repentance, Word of God, Elijah
BibleStudy #Elijah #Psalm113 #1Kings17 #FalseGods #Mammon #ChristianTeaching #Lutheran #GraceLutheran #LittleRock #ArkansasFaith
What you sacrifice reveals what you truly believe.
In this sermon on Genesis 22 (Abraham and Isaac), we see that faith is not abstract—it is shown in devotion and sacrifice. Every person gives their time, attention, money, and even their family to something. That reveals what they fear, love, and trust.
False gods—success, comfort, reputation—accept sacrifice but destroy what is given. But the true God gives life. Abraham trusted God’s promise and received Isaac back. And ultimately, the Father gives His own Son so that we might live.
Key Topics / Keywords
Genesis 22, Abraham and Isaac, sacrifice, faith and works, repentance, idolatry, Christian living, Lent sermon, trusting God, false gods, Jesus sacrifice, Lutheran sermon
Rev. David Buchs reflects on John the Baptist’s command to “bear fruit in keeping with repentance,” showing how repentance is not merely sorrow over sin but a complete turning of the heart: away from self-preservation, fear, and hoarding, and toward the concrete needs of one’s neighbor. Beginning with John’s image of trees and fruit, this sermon traces how Scripture describes the repentant life as one of real transformation: bad trees made good, dead stumps made living again, sinners restored by mercy and taught to live differently.
Drawing together John’s preaching, David’s repentance, Christ’s teaching on daily bread, and Zacchaeus’ overflowing restitution, the sermon shows that Christian love is not strategic generosity or disguised self-interest, but fruit born from hearts already supplied by Christ. Christians are called to see vocation—parent, spouse, worker, citizen—as the ordinary place where love becomes visible in daily responsibility.
The sermon also contrasts life under sin with life under grace: under sin, the question is always “What serves me?” Under Christ, the question becomes “What does my neighbor need?” Because Christ has already fulfilled what the law demands, believers are freed not into passivity, but into abundant love that no checklist can contain.
Wednesday Lent 4 — Grace Lutheran Church
Little Rock, Arkansas — March 18, 2026
Key themes:
John the Baptist’s image of repentance as fruit-bearing
Why selfishness often hides beneath respectable altruism
God’s daily provision and the temptation to hoard
Vocation as the ordinary place of Christian love
Zacchaeus as an example of reckless generosity shaped by Christ
Why repentance always feels like a costly turning
Scripture themes:
Luke 3:10–14
David’s repentance after Nathan’s rebuke
Daily bread and trust in God’s provision
Zacchaeus and the fruit of salvation
ChristianPodcast #LutheranSermon #Repentance #JohnTheBaptist #Luke3 #DailyBread #ChristianVocation #GraceLutheranLittleRock #LittleRockChurch #ArkansasFaith #RevDavidBuchs #LentSermon #BiblicalPreaching
In this sermon, Rev. David Buchs reflects on the testing of faith through the wilderness bread of Exodus and the feeding of the five thousand in John 6. Faith always clings to something—but sinful man instinctively grabs what cannot hold: comfort, control, money, strength, and visible security. Through Israel’s manna, Philip’s calculations, and the disciples’ empty hands, Christ teaches that the deepest question is not how little we have, but whether we trust the One who gives all things.
Jesus does not ask where bread may be bought because He lacks provision, but because faith must be tested. The same question reaches into marriage, parenting, weakness, aging, guilt, and death itself: where will enough love, patience, strength, healing, or forgiveness come from? Christ answers not by demanding self-sufficiency, but by giving promises that hold fast when everything else fails.
Sunday Worship – March 15, 2026
Grace Lutheran Church
Key themes:
Why faith naturally clings—and why sinful nature clings to what cannot save
Israel’s manna as a daily lesson in trusting the giver rather than the gift
Philip’s calculation and the disciples’ obedience in the feeding of the five thousand
Why scarcity does not exist where Christ gives
How marriage, parenting, illness, aging, and guilt all become tests of trust
Why God’s promises hold when everything else fails
The enduring counsel: open Scripture, pray, and lean your full weight on Christ
ChristianPodcast #LutheranSermon #John6 #Exodus16 #FeedingThe5000 #FaithTested #Lent #GraceLutheranLittleRock #LittleRockChurch #ArkansasFaith #RevDavidBuchs #BiblicalPreaching #LCMS
In this Sunday Bible study, Rev. David Buchs begins with Psalm 66, tracing how God tests His people through burden, fire, and water—not to destroy them, but to refine them like silver. The image of being caught in a net becomes a vivid picture of Lent itself: every person is caught by someone, either in the snares of the devil or in the saving net of the Lord.
The study then turns to catechesis, admission to the Lord’s Supper prior to confirmation, and why Christian instruction should not peak briefly in adolescence and then collapse, but rise steadily through the whole of life. Rev. Buchs explains the distinction between admission to communion and confirmation, emphasizing parental responsibility in handing on the faith.
A difficult pastoral question follows: what danger is present when someone remains under preaching that openly contradicts Scripture? Using Jeremiah’s warning against false prophets, the discussion shows why a preacher’s life can itself preach rebellion, even when biblical words are spoken. The central concern is repentance: false shepherds teach people not to fear disaster where God has warned of judgment.
The final section turns to 1 Kings 12 and the division of the kingdom. Rehoboam’s folly and Jeroboam’s political calculation reveal a recurring biblical principle: corruption begins by altering worship. Jeroboam changes feast days, priesthood, worship sites, and erects golden calves—showing that the first mark of spiritual decline is often not political collapse but deviation from what God has prescribed.
Key themes:
• Psalm 66 and why God tests His people through hardship
• “You will be caught by someone”: the net of the Lord versus the snares of the devil
• Admission to communion before confirmation and lifelong catechesis
• Why difficult pastoral conversations must not be postponed
• Jeremiah on false prophets and why false preaching endangers repentance
• Jeroboam’s golden calves and why false worship corrupts everything
Sunday Bible Study – March 15, 2026
Grace Lutheran Church
BibleStudy #ChristianTeaching #LutheranTheology #Psalm66 #FirstKings #Jeroboam #Confirmation #LordSupper #FalseProphets #Repentance #GraceLutheran #ArkansasFaith
In this sermon, Rev. David Buchs reflects on David after repentance: forgiven by God, yet still disciplined by the Lord who loves His children. Through the death of David’s child, Scripture confronts the seriousness of sin, the mystery of suffering, and the way God uses even painful crosses to teach humility, faith, and trust. The sermon finally leads to Christ, the true Son who receives discipline not for His own sins, but for ours.
Midweek Lent Worship – March 11, 2026 | Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock
Key themes
Why forgiven sin may still carry discipline
How David receives suffering without bitterness and turns immediately to worship
The death of a son as both judgment and instruction
Christ as the greater David, receiving the Father’s rebuke in our place
LutheranSermon #ChristianPodcast #DavidAndBathsheba #2Samuel #DisciplineOfTheLord #SufferingAndFaith #JesusChrist #Repentance #Lent #GraceLutheranLittleRock #LittleRockChurch #ArkansasFaith #RevDavidBuchs #BiblicalPreaching #ChristTheSubstitute
In this sermon, Rev. David Buchs reflects on Christ’s vivid warning and promise in Gospel of Luke: Jesus does not merely visit the human heart—He cleanses it, claims it, and makes it a dwelling place for His Spirit. Through the image of hospitality, this message calls hearers to consider what fills the heart after Christ has cast out darkness: what is welcomed, remembered, and loved.
Sunday Worship – March 8, 2026 | Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock
Key themes:
• Christ as the stronger man who binds the enemy and rescues what belongs to Him
• Why baptized hearts must not be left spiritually empty
• How memory, prayer, forgiveness, and Word shape a heart for Christ
• The daily calling to resist what makes sin feel at home
ChristianPodcast #LutheranSermon #JesusChrist #Faith #Repentance #SpiritualWarfare #GospelOfLuke #GraceLutheranLittleRock #LittleRockChurch #ArkansasFaith #RevDavidBuchs #BiblicalPreaching #ChristianTeaching #LentSermon
King David’s fall into adultery, deception, and murder shatters every illusion that God’s love is earned by righteousness. This sermon reflects on how Scripture exposes sin not to destroy us, but to bring us into repentance where God’s mercy speaks the final word: “The Lord also has put away your sin.”
Wednesday Worship – March 4, 2026 | Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Preached by Rev. David Buchs | Reminiscere (Lent 2)
Key themes in this sermon:
• David’s story reveals that no sinner stands before God by merit.
• Hidden sin hardens the heart, but confession opens the way to grace.
• Nathan’s words, “You are the man,” prepare us to behold Christ, who bears our sin.
• Repentance is painful, yet it is where true freedom begins.
ChristianSermon #Lent #Repentance #JesusChrist #Faith #BiblePreaching #LutheranSermon #ChristianPodcast #GraceLutheranLittleRock #LittleRockChurch #ArkansasFaith #GraceLutheran #DavidAndBathsheba #Psalm51 #LentSermon
In this Bible study, Rev. David Buchs traces the path from Psalm 41’s vision of charity to Solomon’s prayer for “a listening heart,” showing how true wisdom is more than intelligence—it is learning to love what is good and remain faithful over time. The study reflects on how prosperity, power, and even giftedness can become dangerous when the heart drifts from the Lord, and why God’s people must always think in terms of the long game of faith.
Sunday Bible Study, March 8, 2026 |Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Key themes:
• Psalm 41: why genuine charity provokes both blessing and opposition
• Solomon’s request for wisdom as a model of humility and vocation
• The difference between outward success and enduring faithfulness
• Christ as the true righteous King with the perfectly listening heart
BibleStudy #ChristianPodcast #ScriptureStudy #Faith #Wisdom #Solomon #Psalms #OldTestament #ListeningHeart #GraceLutheranLittleRock #LittleRockChurch #ArkansasFaith #LutheranBibleStudy #GraceLutheranChurch #RevDavidBuchs #LittleRockArkansas
What does it truly mean to be “blessed”? In this midweek Bible study, Rev. David Buchs walks through Psalm 1 as the doorway to the entire Psalter, contrasting the way of righteousness and the way of wickedness. Drawing connections to the stories of David, Uzzah, and the Ark of the Covenant, this study explores how faith trusts God’s promises, how obedience flows from trust, and why the fear of the Lord is not terror—but love-shaped reverence.
Along the way, we confront modern misunderstandings about prosperity, examine the difference between servile fear and filial fear, and reflect on how God forms His people through discipline, worship, and His Word. This is a thoughtful, pastoral study for Christians and seekers who want a deeper, steadier faith rooted in Scripture.
Sunday Bible Study – Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
March 1, 2026
Key Themes & Takeaways:
• Psalm 1 as the introduction to the entire Book of Psalms
• Faith that trusts God’s promises rather than outcomes
• True worship shaped by God’s Word, not good intentions
• The fear of the Lord as reverent trust, not terror
BibleStudy #Psalm1 #ChristianPodcast #ScriptureStudy #FaithAndObedience #FearOfTheLord #LutheranTheology
GraceLutheranLittleRock #LittleRockChurch #ArkansasFaith #LutheranBibleStudy
At the funeral of a 100-year-old saint and the baptism of a newborn child, one confession stood firm: “God is good, even in our suffering.” In this Lenten sermon, Rev. David Buchs explores what faith truly is — not generic optimism or mere knowledge, but trust in God’s promises.
Through Jacob wrestling with the Lord and the Canaanite woman clinging to Christ’s mercy, we see faith refined in trial and anchored in God’s unbreakable Word.
Sunday Worship – March 1, 2026 (Reminiscere, Lent 2)
Grace Lutheran Church | Little Rock, Arkansas
Key Themes:
• Faith as trust in specific promises, not vague hope
• Why God tests faith through suffering
• Wrestling with God — and prevailing by His Word
• Holding fast to baptismal promises in life and death
GraceLutheranLittleRock
LittleRockChurch
ArkansasFaith
LutheranSermon
ChristianSermon
FaithInSuffering
JesusChrist
TrustGod
LentSermon
ChristianPodcast
BiblicalTeaching
Reminiscere
GospelHope
In this midweek Lenten sermon, Rev. David Buchs walks through the sobering story of King Saul in 1 Samuel 15 to show us, in vivid detail, what repentance is not. Saul’s half-hearted obedience, excuses, and self-justification reveal how easily religious activity can replace a truly listening heart—and how dangerous a hardened conscience can become.
Yet this is not merely a cautionary tale. The story ultimately points us to Jesus Christ, the true King who obeyed the Father perfectly and bore the consequences of sin He never committed, so that sinners might be restored by grace. This sermon invites hearers to honest repentance, confident not in sacrifice or performance, but in Christ’s mercy and obedience on our behalf.
Midweek Lent Worship – February 25, 2026
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Key themes include:
• The difference between outward religion and true repentance
• How pride and excuses harden the heart
• Why God desires obedience flowing from faith
• Jesus as the true King who repents for us and redeems us
Lent #Repentance #Obedience #Grace #JesusChrist #ChristianSermon #BiblicalTeaching #Faith #ChristianPodcast
GraceLutheranChurch #GraceLutheranLittleRock #LittleRockChurch #ArkansasFaith #LutheranSermon #MidweekLent
In this sermon, Rev. David Buchs proclaims the surprising truth that baptism does not remove Christians from struggle—it joins them to Christ in it. Just as Jesus was led by the Spirit into the wilderness to be tempted, so those baptized into His name face real temptations, real tests, and real spiritual opposition—but never without Christ’s victory and God’s promise of deliverance.
Preached on the occasion of Sunday Worship, this message explores how God uses testing not to destroy faith, but to mature it, and how the Word of God is our true defense against the devil’s lies.
First Sunday in Lent – Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Key themes include:
• Baptism as union with Christ in life, death, and temptation
• The difference between God’s testing and the devil’s tempting
• Temptation as a fork in the road between truth and lies
• Christ as the One who bears what we cannot handle
LutheranSermon
GraceLutheranLittleRock
LittleRockChurch
ArkansasFaith
SundaySermon
Baptism
Temptation
JesusChrist
ChristianTeaching
FaithInTrials
WordAndSacrament
ChristianPodcast
BiblicalPreaching
In this Bible study, Rev. David Buchs leads us through Psalm 107 and key moments from 1 Samuel, tracing the rise and fall of King Saul and the quiet faith of David as he waits on the Lord’s promises. Through rash oaths, patient restraint, and the wisdom of Abigail, we see how God restrains His people from “working salvation with their own hands” and instead draws them back through His Word.
Sunday Bible Study – Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
(February 22, 2026)
Taught by Rev. David Buchs | Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock
Key themes explored:
• God’s mercy in restraint: being kept from bloodguilt and self-salvation
• The contrast between Saul’s pride and David’s repentant faith
• “Now and not yet”: living by promise rather than possession
• The Word of God as correction, comfort, and rescue
BibleStudy #ChristianPodcast #ScriptureStudy #Faith #OldTestament
KingDavid #1Samuel #Psalm107 #WaitingOnTheLord
GraceLutheranLittleRock #LittleRockChurch #ArkansasFaith #LutheranBibleStudy
When Jonah preached judgment to Nineveh, the people did something astonishing: they believed God. In this Ash Wednesday sermon, Rev. David Buchs reflects on repentance that takes God at His Word, faces sin honestly, and clings to divine mercy rather than excuses or self-righteousness. Lent is revealed not as spiritual self-improvement, but as a season of learning once again what it means to be repentant sinners who trust a gracious Savior .
Ash Wednesday – February 18, 2026
Grace Lutheran Church | Little Rock, Arkansas
Key themes include:
• The repentance of Nineveh and believing God’s Word
• The biblical meaning of forty days as testing and trust
• Why Lent teaches us to hunger for righteousness
• God’s mercy toward sinners who repent, not those who justify themselves
AshWednesday
Lent
Repentance
GodsMercy
BiblicalPreaching
ChristianSermon
JesusChrist
Faith
LutheranSermon
GraceLutheranLittleRock
LittleRockChurch
ArkansasFaith
LCMS
ScriptureTeaching
Our expectations often shape what we see—and what we fail to see. In this sermon, Rev. David Buchs explores how the disciples’ fixed expectations left them blind to Jesus’ mission, while blind Bartimaeus saw clearly enough to cry out for mercy. True faith begins not with certainty, but with honesty about our weakness and a bold trust in Christ’s compassion.
Sunday Worship – February 15, 2026 (Quinquagesima)
Grace Lutheran Church | Little Rock, Arkansas
Key themes in this sermon include:
• How false expectations can blind us to God’s work
• Bartimaeus as a model of faith that asks for mercy
• Why Jesus invites us to name our weakness aloud
• Love, blindness, and mercy in light of 1 Corinthians 13
LutheranSermon #ChristianPodcast #JesusChrist #Faith #Mercy
GraceLutheranLittleRock #LittleRockChurch #ArkansasFaith
LawAndGospel #SundaySermon #ChristianTeaching
In this Bible study, Rev. David Buchs leads us through Psalm 75, the meaning of fasting and ashes, and the rise and fall of King Saul—showing how Scripture exposes false repentance and calls us into genuine humility before God. From the cup of wrath Christ drinks for us, to the freedom Christians have in fasting and ceremony.
Sunday Bible Study – February 15, 2026
Grace Lutheran Church | Little Rock, Arkansas
Key themes explored:
• Christ drinking the cup of God’s wrath on our behalf (Psalm 75; Gethsemane)
• Christian freedom versus legalism in fasting and Ash Wednesday
• True repentance vs. self-justification in the life of King Saul
• Why partial obedience is not obedience—and why grace is our only hope
BibleStudy
ChristianPodcast
ScriptureStudy
LutheranTheology
RepentanceAndFaith
AshWednesday
LentReflection
GraceLutheranLittleRock
LittleRockChurch
ArkansasFaith
LCMS
ChristCentered
In this sermon for Sexagesima, Rev. David Buchs reflects on Jesus’ parable of the sower and teaches us what God’s Word is for: to prepare us to stand firm against the devil who accuses, the world that threatens, and our own flesh that entices. Christ trains us to listen intentionally—so that His Word takes deep root, exposes our sin without fear, and comforts us with forgiveness, courage, and hope.
Sunday Worship – February 8, 2026
Grace Lutheran Church | Little Rock, Arkansas
Sexagesima Sunday
Key themes from this sermon include:
• Why Jesus wants us to listen actively—not passively—to God’s Word
• How Scripture prepares us for accusation, persecution, and temptation
• The difference between the devil exposing sin to destroy, and Christ exposing sin to forgive
• The promise that God’s Word never returns empty, but bears fruit in faithful hearts
GraceLutheranLittleRock #LittleRockChurch #ArkansasFaith #LutheranSermon
Sexagesima #ParableOfTheSower #WordOfGod #ChristianPodcast
BiblicalTeaching #JesusChrist #Faith #LawAndGospel
ChristianPreaching #HearingTheWord #LutheranChurch
In this Bible study, Rev. David Buchs leads us through Psalm 40 and into the opening chapters of 1 Samuel, showing how honest confession gives way to joyful proclamation. We see that the Christian witness does not begin with tactics or pressure, but with knowing what God has done for us—and letting that good news overflow naturally to others.
This study also traces the sobering collapse of Eli’s house and the rise of Samuel, teaching us why sin cannot be managed or reformed, but must be put to death so that God may build something new. The result is both a warning and a comfort: despair closes the door to mercy, but repentance never comes too late.
Sunday Bible Study, February 8, 2026
– Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Taught by Rev. David Buchs
Key themes include:
• Confessing sin honestly as the doorway to forgiveness
• Why sharing the Gospel flows from gratitude, not obligation
• Faithful leadership, repentance, and the danger of despair
• God tearing down corrupt “houses” to build something new in Christ
BibleStudy #ChristianPodcast #ScriptureStudy #Psalm40 #1Samuel
LawAndGospel #RepentanceAndFaith #LutheranTeaching
GraceLutheranChurch #GraceLutheranLittleRock #LittleRockChurch
ArkansasFaith #MidweekBibleStudy #DavidBuchs
Before we can “count it all joy,” we must first learn to count it all mercy. In this sermon, Rev. David Buchs reflects on Jesus’ parable of the workers in the vineyard, the grumbling of Israel in the wilderness, and St. Paul’s warning to disciplined faith—showing how joy is lost when God’s gifts are mistaken for wages rather than mercy
Preached as the Church approaches Lent, this message calls Christians to honest self-examination, repentance, and renewed trust in God’s generosity—even when His ways unsettle our expectations.
Sunday Worship – February 1, 2026 (Septuagesima)
Grace Lutheran Church | Little Rock, Arkansas
Key themes include:
Why joy begins with recognizing everything as mercy
The danger of self-righteousness and spiritual entitlement
God’s loving discipline in suffering, scarcity, and correction
Preparing heart and body for Lent through repentance and trust
CountItAllMercy #LutheranSermon #ChristianTeaching #JesusChrist
GraceLutheranLittleRock #LittleRockChurch #ArkansasFaith
SundaySermon #LawAndGospel #LentPreparation #ChristianPodcast
FaithAndMercy #BiblicalTeaching #LCMS #WordAndSacrament
What does it mean to call suffering “joy”? In this sermon, Rev. David Buchs explores the Christian paradox that joy is not the absence of the cross, but faith that clings to Christ through it. Drawing on Scripture—from James and Peter to the Transfiguration—this message invites listeners to see suffering not as God’s punishment, but as a share in Christ’s own path to glory
Sunday, January 25 – Transfiguration – Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Preached by Rev. David Buchs
Key themes include:
• The difference between worldly joy and Christ’s joy
• Why Scripture teaches us to count suffering as joy, even when it doesn’t feel like it
• The necessity of the cross in Christian discipleship
• How Christ’s suffering reframes our own trials and hope
LutheranSermon
GraceLutheranLittleRock
LittleRockChurch
ArkansasFaith
ChristianPodcast
SundaySermon
JesusChrist
FaithAndSuffering
CrossAndGlory
BiblicalTeaching
LawAndGospel
LCMS
HopeInChrist
In this Bible study, Rev. David Buchs leads us into the opening chapters of 1 Samuel, where God works quietly but decisively through Hannah’s prayer, Samuel’s consecration, and the failure of Israel’s priests. The story of Samuel teaches us how God raises up faithful servants—not through power or privilege, but through trust in His Word and promises.
Sunday Bible Study – January 18, 2026
Grace Lutheran Church | Little Rock, Arkansas
Key themes include:
• Hannah’s prayer and vow: faith that entrusts everything to the Lord
• Samuel as a lifelong Nazirite, set apart for holy service
• The contrast between Samuel’s faithfulness and Eli’s corrupt sons
• God’s work of renewal in a time of spiritual decline
BibleStudy #ChristianPodcast #ScriptureStudy #Faith
OldTestament #1Samuel #Hannah #Samuel #BiblicalTheology
Lutheran #LutheranBibleStudy
GraceLutheranLittleRock #LittleRockChurch #ArkansasFaith
MidweekBibleStudy #ChristCenteredTeaching
Marriage is not merely a private arrangement or a social contract—it is a living proclamation of the Gospel. In this sermon from the Second Sunday after Epiphany, Rev. David Buchs reflects on St. Paul’s teaching in Ephesians 5, using the image of musical harmony to show how husbands and wives sing different parts of the same Gospel song.
Preached during Sunday Worship on January 18, 2026, at Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas.
Key themes include:
• Marriage as a visible witness to Christ and the Church
• The distinct callings of love and respect in Ephesians 5
• Responsibility, forgiveness, and sacrificial care shaped by the Cross
• Wisdom for those preparing for marriage and choosing a spouse
ChristianSermon #ChristianPodcast #JesusChrist #Faith
MarriageAndFaith #Ephesians5 #GospelCenteredMarriage
LutheranSermon #LCMS #GraceLutheranLittleRock
LittleRockChurch #ArkansasFaith #BiblicalTeaching
In this Bible study, Rev. David Buchs introduces 1 Samuel, uncovering the great biblical theme of reversal: God humbles the proud, lifts up the lowly, and brings life out of death. From Hannah to Mary’s Magnificat, this study shows how repentance, forgiveness, and salvation are never just personal experiences—but part of God’s saving work for the whole world.
Sunday, January 11 Bible Study | Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Key themes include:
• God’s saving “reversal” of human expectations throughout Scripture
• Repentance as a Spirit-worked turning of the heart, not self-improvement
• Forgiveness, confession, and the authority Christ gives to His Church
• Hannah, Samuel, and the wider story of God restoring His people
BibleStudy
ChristianPodcast
ScriptureStudy
OldTestament
1Samuel
HannahsSong
Repentance
Forgiveness
LutheranTheology
GraceLutheranLittleRock
LittleRockChurch
ArkansasFaith
LutheranBibleStudy
In this sermon from Luke 2, Rev. David Buchs reflects on the often-overlooked glory of the relationship between parents and children. By looking at Jesus in His youth—perfect, yet humble, obedient, and dependent—we see how God dignifies ordinary family life and works salvation even through imperfect people.
Sunday Worship – January 11, 2026
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Drawing on Luther’s Small Catechism and Ephesians 6, this message contrasts the wisdom of God’s Word with the assumptions of the modern world, calling both parents and children back to their holy vocations. Above all, it proclaims Christ’s perfect obedience and forgiveness for all our failures.
Key themes include:
• Jesus as a true child: sinless, yet fully human
• The divine calling of parents to form children in the Word
• Honoring father and mother as a lifelong vocation
• Repentance, forgiveness, and freedom in Christ
LutheranSermon #ChristianTeaching #JesusChrist #FaithAndFamily #ParentingInFaith #GraceLutheranLittleRock #LittleRockChurch #ArkansasFaith #BiblicalTeaching #ChristianPodcast #Vocation #LawAndGospel #Luke2
What does God do when His people face famine, loss, and bitter disappointment? In this Bible study, Rev. David Buchs walks through the Book of Ruth, showing how God quietly but powerfully works redemption through faithfulness, mercy, and promise-keeping—even in dark and uncertain times.
Taught on the Feast of the Holy Innocents, this study connects Ruth’s story to Psalm 2, the reign of Christ the true King, and the way God reverses the ancient curses of hunger and barrenness through His saving work. From Bethlehem’s famine to Boaz the redeemer, the story ultimately leads us forward to King David—and to Christ Himself.
Sunday Bible Study – December 28, 2025
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Key themes include:
• God’s hidden providence in suffering and loss
• Ruth and Boaz as pictures of faithful trust and honorable redemption
• Bread, rest, and refuge as signs of God’s saving mercy
• How the story of Ruth prepares the way for David—and Jesus
BibleStudy #BookOfRuth #ChristianPodcast #ScriptureStudy #LutheranTeaching #ChristOurRedeemer
GraceLutheranLittleRock #LittleRockChurch #ArkansasFaith #MidweekBibleStudy
FaithAndScripture #JesusInTheOldTestament #ChristianTeaching
Why would kings tremble before a baby? In this Christmas-season sermon, Rev. David Buchs reflects on King Herod’s fear of the Christ Child and what it reveals about power, idolatry, and the kind of King Jesus truly is. What the world sees as weakness and loss, God transforms into victory, life, and redemption.
Sunday Worship – The Feast of the Holy Innocents
December 28, 2025 | Grace Lutheran Church | Little Rock, Arkansas
Preached by Rev. David Buchs
Key themes and takeaways:
• Why the world fears children—and what that fear exposes about what we worship
• Herod, Pharaoh, and the tragic logic of clinging to power
• Christ’s true throne: not political might, but the cross
• The hope of the Holy Innocents and the Christian promise that death is not the end
GraceLutheranLittleRock #LittleRockChurch #ArkansasFaith #LutheranSermon #ChristianPodcast #ChristmasSermon #JesusChrist #ChristTheKing #HolyInnocents #FaithAndHope #BiblicalTeaching #ChristianReflection
On Christmas Day, St. John draws us beyond the manger to the eternal mystery at the heart of Christmas: the Word who was with God and is God crossed a threshold from which there was no going back. In this sermon, Rev. David Buchs proclaims the astonishing truth that God was not content to remain distant, but bound Himself forever to our humanity in Jesus Christ—for our salvation.
From the first promise in Eden to the incarnation in the womb of Mary, this message explores Christmas as God’s decisive commitment to rescue sinners, whatever the cost. The coming of Christ is God’s point of no return—and it becomes ours as well, as the Light enters the world and calls us out of darkness into faith.
Christmas Day Service – December 25, 2025
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Key themes include:
• The incarnation as God’s irreversible promise of salvation
• Christ as the eternal Word who draws near in love
• Divine love that does not regret, retreat, or abandon
• Living in the Light once Christ has come
ChristmasDaySermon #Incarnation #WordMadeFlesh #JesusChrist
ChristianPodcast #Faith #BiblicalTeaching #LutheranSermon
GraceLutheranLittleRock #LittleRockChurch #ArkansasFaith
RevDavidBuchs #LightOfTheWorld #ChristmasHope
On Christmas Eve, the Church gathers once again to sing a song unlike any other—the song that began in Eden, grew through the promises to Abraham and the prophets, and burst forth in Bethlehem with the angels’ proclamation. In this sermon, Rev. David Buchs invites us to hear and join that ancient, living song: the good news that God has come to us in the child born for our salvation.
Christmas Eve Service – December 24, 2025
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Key themes include:
• The promise of Christ unfolding from Genesis to the Gospels
• The angels’ song as God’s proclamation of peace and salvation
• True Christmas cheer rooted in repentance, forgiveness, and joy
Joining heaven’s song as recipients of grace
What is a Christian funeral truly for—and how does the Gospel speak hope into death, grief, and even the heaviest questions of life? In this Bible study, Rev. David Buchs walks through Psalm 111 and the Church’s funeral liturgy to show how God replaces fear with joy, sorrow with promise, and uncertainty with Christ’s sure mercy.
Rather than avoiding difficult topics, we should face them honestly—funerals, suicide, suffering, and the weight of sin—while grounding every answer in God’s Word, prayer, baptism, and the forgiveness won by Christ.
Sunday Bible Study – Grace Lutheran Church
📍 Little Rock, Arkansas | 📅 December 21
Key themes include:
• The fear of the Lord as the beginning of true wisdom (Psalm 111)
• Why Christian funerals proclaim faith, not sentimentality
• Baptism, forgiveness, and the confidence to rejoice even in death
• Finding comfort in truth, not speculation, in times of loss
BibleStudy #ChristianTeaching #Psalm111 #ChristianHope #FaithAndLife #ChristianFuneral
LutheranTheology #LawAndGospel #RejoiceAlways #GraceLutheranLittleRock
LittleRockChurch #ArkansasFaith #MidweekBibleStudy #ScriptureStudy
In this Advent sermon, Rev. David Buchs reflects on the Annunciation and Visitation, revealing a miracle even greater than Christ’s miraculous birth: the gift of faith itself. From Mary’s trusting “Let it be” to Elizabeth’s confession and John’s joyful leap in the womb, God’s Word creates belief, joy, and peace where there was once darkness.
This sermon proclaims that the same miracle is at work today. God not only gives daily bread and earthly blessings, but awakens hearts to believe His promises in Christ—producing a joy that does not fade with circumstances and a peace that surpasses all understanding.
Sunday Worship – December 21, 2025 | Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Key themes include:
• The power of God’s Word to create faith
• Christmas joy rooted in salvation, not circumstances
• Peace that surpasses understanding (Philippians 4)
• Christ as God’s mercy for the whole world
LutheranSermon #ChristmasSermon #JoyOfChristmas #FaithAndJoy #WordMadeFlesh #JesusChrist #ChristianPodcast #ChristianTeaching #GraceLutheranLittleRock #LittleRockChurch #ArkansasFaith #AdventAndChristmas #PeaceThatSurpassesUnderstanding
Peaceful sleep is a gift from God—but there are moments when slumber becomes dangerous. In this Advent sermon, Rev. David Buchs reflects on Saint Peter’s urgent call to be stirred up, awakened from spiritual drowsiness to watch, wait, and live in hope as the Day of the Lord approaches. Far from fear-driven urgency, this wakefulness is grounded in God’s patience, mercy, and promise of a new creation.
Wednesday, December 17 | Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas | 2 Peter 3
Key themes include:
• God’s patience as salvation, not delay
• Spiritual wakefulness in a world of scoffing and distraction
• Living holy and hopeful lives while waiting for Christ’s return
• The promise of renewal: new hearts, new creation, lasting joy
StirUpOurHearts #AdventSermon #DayOfTheLord #SecondPeter #ChristianSermon
JesusChrist #ChristianPodcast #BiblicalTeaching #FaithAndHope
GraceLutheranLittleRock #LittleRockChurch #ArkansasFaith #LutheranSermon
WaitingOnTheLord #NewHeavensNewEarth
In this conversation, Pastor David Buchs explores the themes of Psalm 85, emphasizing the importance of remembering God's past actions and the structure of the Psalm. He discusses the significance of baptism and faith, addressing questions about salvation and the implications of physician-assisted suicide. The conversation also touches on the role of suffering in faith and the importance of worship in spiritual warfare, particularly in the context of the conquest of Jericho.
Sunday Bible Study – December 14, 2025 | Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock
Key Themes:
Psalm 85 emphasizes God's restoration and forgiveness.
Rehearsing God's past actions helps combat despair.
Baptism is a means of grace that saves through faith.
Faith is essential for receiving the blessings of baptism.
Physician-assisted suicide is a moral issue that reflects societal values.
Language shapes our understanding of good and evil.
Suffering can have redemptive purposes in a believer's life.
Worship is foundational to spiritual warfare.
The church's mission is to uphold truth in a world of deception.
The gates of hell cannot prevail against the church.
BibleStudy #ChristianPodcast #ScriptureStudy #Faith #LutheranBibleStudy #GraceLutheranLittleRock #LittleRockChurch #ArkansasFaith #WildernessFaith #TrustInGod #SpiritualDiscipline #Joshua #OldTestamentStudy
Why would anyone be offended by Jesus? In this Advent sermon, Rev. David Buchs reflects on John the Baptist’s question from prison and Jesus’ surprising answer: “Blessed is the one who is not offended by me.” Far from being mild or harmless, Jesus confronts us with a grace that exposes sin, forgives freely, and claims the whole person.
Jesus offends precisely because He speaks tenderly to sinners, forgives what we would rather deny, and refuses to leave any part of us untouched. Yet for those who know their need, this “offensive” Savior is pure blessing—bringing healing, forgiveness, and life in full.
Sunday Worship – December 14, 2025 (Advent III)
Grace Lutheran Church | Little Rock, Arkansas
Key themes include:
• Why grace can feel offensive before it feels comforting
• The danger of softening—or adding to—the offense of Jesus
• Christ’s call to forgiveness, repentance, and full devotion
• The deep blessing promised to those who trust Him
BlessedNotOffended #AdventSermon #LutheranSermon #GraceAlone
JesusChrist #ChristianPodcast #BiblicalPreaching #ForgivenessOfSins
GraceLutheranLittleRock #LittleRockChurch #ArkansasFaith
RevDavidBuchs #SundaySermon #AdventSeason
In this sermon, Rev. David Buchs draws a sharp line between the world’s temporary truces and the true peace Christ brings. Drawing on St. Peter’s words, the Christmas story, and the examples of Noah and Lot, he shows that God doesn’t offer a momentary ceasefire from chaos—He brings a decisive victory over every enemy of His people. Christ’s birth is not sentimental calm but the arrival of the conquering Savior who rescues, preserves, and keeps His own.
Wednesday Worship – December 10, 2025 | Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Key Themes:
• True peace comes only through Christ’s victory, not human sentiment.
• God rescues His people just as He rescued Noah, Lot, and Peter.
• False peace and false teaching enslave—but Christ frees.
• Christmas is God’s decisive act to defeat darkness and keep His people safe to the end.
ChristianSermon #ChristianPodcast #LutheranSermon #JesusChrist #Faith #GospelHope #Advent #BiblicalTeaching #GraceLutheranLittleRock #LittleRockChurch #ArkansasFaith #RevDavidBuchs #PeaceInChrist #VictoryInChrist #StPeter #ChristmasSermon #SaviorWhoRescues #ChristianEncouragement
In this Bible study, Rev. David Buchs leads us through Psalm 45, Numbers 14, and Deuteronomy 8—showing how God forms His people through promises, discipline, and steadfast mercy. We see Israel’s fear, Moses’ intercession, and the Lord’s call to remember what He has done so we can walk faithfully in the present.
Sunday Bible Study – December 7, 2025 | Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock
Key Themes:
• God disciplines His people as a loving Father to teach trust and dependence.
• The heart of intercession: Moses standing “in the breach” points us to Christ.
• Remembering God’s works guards us against fear, pride, and spiritual drift.
• Obedience often looks like steady, humble endurance — even when outcomes lie beyond our lifetime.
BibleStudy #ChristianPodcast #ScriptureStudy #Faith #LutheranBibleStudy #GraceLutheranLittleRock #LittleRockChurch #ArkansasFaith #WildernessFaith #TrustInGod #SpiritualDiscipline #Deuteronomy #OldTestamentStudy
Sunday Worship – December 7, 2025 | Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock
Sermon by Rev. David Buchs
In this Advent sermon, Pastor Buchs invites us to read not only the cosmic signs Jesus describes, but also the personal signs within our own lives—aging, loss, fear, and the unraveling of our own “age.” Rather than responding with despair or distraction, Jesus calls His people to straighten up and raise their heads, trusting that “your redemption is drawing near.”
Key Themes:
• Recognizing the signs of the end in both the world and our own lives
• Responding to suffering with faith instead of fear or numbing distractions
• The Christian posture of hope: “Straighten up and raise your heads”
• Daniel’s example of practiced faithfulness in times of trial
Tags:
Christian sermon, Lutheran sermon, Advent sermon, end times, Christian hope, Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock sermon, Pastor David Buchs, Luke 21, Book of Daniel, Christian encouragement, faith in suffering, biblical preaching, gospel message, Arkansas churches
Hashtags:
ChristianPodcast #LutheranSermon #GraceLutheranLittleRock #LittleRockChurch
ArkansasFaith #JesusChrist #ChristianTeaching #Faith #Advent #HopeInChrist
PastorDavidBuchs #SermonPodcast #BibleTeaching #RaiseYourHeads
In this sermon from 2 Peter 1, Rev. David Buchs reflects on Peter’s lifelong journey with Jesus—his boldness, failures, restoration, and final words to the Church. Through Peter’s story, we learn the astonishing truth that believers today share the same faith, the same Savior, and the same precious promises.
Advent Midweek 1 | December 3, 2025 | Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock
Peter reminds us that faith is not an accessory but the foundation of life in Christ—lifting us from the corruption of the world and empowering us to grow in virtue, steadfastness, and love. We are called not only to trust Christ, but to put that trust to work.
Key Themes:
• The equal standing of Christian faith across generations
• Faith as rescue from corruption and decay
• Growing in virtue, knowledge, steadfastness, and love
• Preparing for the Lord’s coming with confidence and hope
ChristianPodcast #LutheranSermon #BibleTeaching #JesusChrist #Faith #SermonAudio #ChristianLiving #2Peter #Discipleship
The triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem echoes the coronation of kings who had come before. What's different this time? Let's prepare during the season of Advent to welcome our king aright.
Sunday Worship – November 30, 2025
Grace Lutheran Church (LCMS), Little Rock, Arkansas
Preacher: Rev. David Buchs
Join Rev. David Buchs at Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, as we explore God’s unfolding plan through Scripture, from the Old Testament feasts and holy places to the genealogy of Jesus Christ. In this study, we see how God sets His people apart, prepares the way for redemption, and calls us to trust Him even when the world seems overwhelming.
Key Themes & Takeaways:
• The significance of holiness in people, places, and times, and its fulfillment in Christ.
• How Old Testament sacrifices and festivals point to Jesus’ perfect redemption.
• Lessons from Israel’s journey: trust in God over worldly strength.
• The genealogy of Jesus as a story of grace, mercy, and God’s faithful plan.
ChristianPodcast #BibleStudy #ScriptureStudy #Faith #GraceLutheranLittleRock #LittleRockChurch #ArkansasFaith #LutheranBibleStudy #JesusChrist #OldTestament #HolyPlaces #TrustGod #BiblicalTeaching
Jesus’ parable of the Ten Virgins invites us not to panic about the end, but to live as though every moment might be the first moment in the kingdom of God. Christ calls His Church to watchfulness—not out of fear, but out of confidence in His blood, His promises, and His unfailing love.
Sunday Worship – November 23, 2025
Grace Lutheran Church (LCMS), Little Rock, Arkansas
Preacher: Rev. David Buchs
Key Themes / Takeaways:
There comes a time when it is too late—now is the time for repentance and faith.
The warning is for those inside the Church: hearing God’s Word is not the same as taking it to heart.
True comfort is found only in Christ’s blood, not in our good works.
To “watch” means to live now as we will live forever—fixed on Jesus, filled with His gifts.
Violence, vengeance, sacrifice and salvation—Psalm 149 holds together two realities we often try to separate. Praise to God and His righteous judgment belong together, and both reveal the depth of Christ’s mercy. From Old Testament sacrifice to the Lamb of God, we learn why God’s path of life is the only one that saves.Sunday Morning Bible Study – November 23, 2025Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, ArkansasPastor David BuchsKey ThemesGod’s judgment exposes the true cost of sin: death.Sacrifice reveals God’s grace through a substitute—fulfilled in Jesus Christ.Worship is not entertainment, but entrance into God’s holy presence.The Lord’s Supper is no mere symbol but the true body and blood that gives life.#Psalm149 #BibleStudy #GraceLutheranLittleRock #LutheranBibleStudy #ChristOurSubstitute
In this Bible study, we discuss Christian unity, the family nature of the Church, and why communion is inseparable from shared confession. From 1 Corinthians to Leviticus, we consider how God forms His people through His Word, His gifts, and His ordered patterns of worship.
Sunday Bible Study – November 16, 2025 | Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock
Key Themes & Takeaways:
Christian unity as both a gift and responsibility: sharing “one mind” in doctrine and life.
Closed communion understood as pastoral care, family belonging, and faithful stewardship of the mysteries.
The Office of the Keys: how Christ gives His Church both the forgiving and binding keys.
Leviticus as the “grammar book” of sacrifice—revealing substitution, repentance, and holiness.
Hashtags:
BibleStudy #ClosedCommunion #OfficeOfTheKeys #ChristianUnity #BodyOfChrist #GraceLutheranLittleRock
Sunday Worship – November 16, 2025 | Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, Arkansas
Key Themes:
True forgiveness is not excusing, forgetting, or minimizing sin—it is writing off the debt.
Christians forgive not because it’s easy, but because God has forgiven us an immeasurable debt.
Forgiveness is unconditional, necessary, and anchored entirely in God’s mercy.
The battle against keeping score is won by returning again and again to Christ’s cross.
GraceLutheranLittleRock #LutheranSermon
Pastor David Buchs
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, AR
GraceLutheran
LittleRock
Church
We live in a world obsessed with signs—looking for confirmation, direction, and meaning. But what if we’re reading them all wrong?
In this episode, Pastor David Buchs explores how Scripture teaches us to interpret the signs God gives—not through superstition or self-confirmation, but through faith in the one true sign that matters: the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Drawing from the story of the wise men and the Gospel of John’s “seven signs,” Pastor Buchs contrasts those who seek miracles for their own sake with those who follow them to their true destination—Christ Himself.
You’ll hear:
Why signs are meant to point us forward, not keep us stuck.
How even the disciples missed what the temple and miracles were really about.
Why Jesus’ resurrection is the only sign you’ll ever need.
What it means to become a sign—reflecting Christ’s light in your daily life.
🙏 “Rejoice and be glad, because the sign is clear and your Savior is good, and He has come to save the world.”
Grace Lutheran Church — November 9, 2025
Pastor David Buchs
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, AR
GraceLutheran
LittleRock
Church
Pastor David Buchs
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, AR
GraceLutheran
LittleRock
Church
Pastor David Buchs
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, AR
GraceLutheran
LittleRock
Church
Pastor David Buchs
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, AR
GraceLutheran
LittleRock
Church
Pastor David Buchs
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, AR
GraceLutheran
LittleRock
Church
Pastor David Buchs
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, AR
GraceLutheran
LittleRock
Church
Pastor David Buchs
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, AR
GraceLutheran
LittleRock
Church
Pastor David BuchsGrace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, AR#GraceLutheran
LittleRock
Church
Pastor David Buchs
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, AR
In this Bible study session, David Buchs explores the themes of God's promises, the trials faced by believers, and the significance of Psalm 34. He discusses David's life, the creation narrative, and the responsibilities of humanity in God's house. The conversation culminates in the promise of redemption found in Genesis 3, emphasizing the importance of faith and stewardship in the Christian journey.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Overview of Psalm 34
01:52 Understanding God's Plans and Our Trials
08:00 David's Confidence in God's Promises
10:11 The Concept of God's House in the Old Testament
17:21 Responsibilities of Humanity in God's Creation
26:24 The Fall and Its Consequences
33:55 The Promise of Redemption
Pastor David Buchs
Grace Lutheran Church, Little Rock, AR
Jesus heals a man who was deaf, highlighting the importance of hearing and faith. #HearingIsBelieving #LittleRock #GraceLutheran
🎧Trinity 7 Sermon
📅 August 3, 2025
🎙️Preacher: Rev. David Buchs
📍Church: Concordia Lutheran Church – LCMS – Fairhaven, MN ; serving Annandale, Kimball, St. Cloud, St. Augusta, Clearwater, South Haven, and surrounding areas
🔗Church Website: https://concordialcms.com
📺Watch more sermons on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ConcordiaFairhaven
🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share!
Mark 8
Mark8 #RevDavidBuchs #LutheranSermon #FairhavenMN #AnnandaleMN #KimballMN #StCloudMN #StAugustaMN #ClearwaterMN #SouthHavenMN #ConcordiaLutheran #LCMS #ChristianSermon
🎧Trinity 6 Sermon
📅 July 27, 2025
🎙️Preacher: Rev. David Buchs
📍Church: Concordia Lutheran Church – LCMS – Fairhaven, MN ; serving Annandale, Kimball, St. Cloud, St. Augusta, Clearwater, South Haven, and surrounding areas
🔗Church Website: https://concordialcms.com
📺Watch more sermons on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ConcordiaFairhaven
🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share!
Matthew 5
Matthew5 #RevDavidBuchs #LutheranSermon #FairhavenMN #AnnandaleMN #KimballMN #StCloudMN #StAugustaMN #ClearwaterMN #SouthHavenMN #ConcordiaLutheran #LCMS #ChristianSermon
🎧 Sunday Morning Bible Class: The Psalms
📅 July 27, 2025
🎙️Teacher: Rev. David Buchs
📍Church: Concordia Lutheran Church – LCMS – Fairhaven, MN; serving Annandale, Kimball, St. Cloud, St. Augusta, Clearwater, South Haven, and surrounding areas
🔗Church Website: https://concordialcms.com
📺Watch more sermons on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ConcordiaFairhaven
🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share!
Psalms #RevDavidBuchs #ConcordiaLutheran #FairhavenMN #LCMS #ChristianPodcast #SermonPodcast #FairhavenMN #AnnandaleMN #KimballMN #StCloudMN #StAugustaMN #ClearwaterMN #SouthHavenMN
🎧Trinity 5 Sermon 📅 July 20, 2025 🎙️Preacher: Rev. David Buchs 📍Church: Concordia Lutheran Church – LCMS – Fairhaven, MN ; serving Annandale, Kimball, St. Cloud, St. Augusta, Clearwater, South Haven, and surrounding areas 🔗Church Website: https://concordialcms.com 📺Watch more sermons on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ConcordiaFairhaven 🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share! 1 Peter 3 #1Peter3 #RevDavidBuchs #LutheranSermon #FairhavenMN #AnnandaleMN #KimballMN #StCloudMN #StAugustaMN #ClearwaterMN #SouthHavenMN #ConcordiaLutheran #LCMS #ChristianSermon
🎧 Sunday Morning Bible Class: The Psalms
📅 July 20, 2025
🎙️Teacher: Rev. David Buchs
📍Church: Concordia Lutheran Church – LCMS – Fairhaven, MN; serving Annandale, Kimball, St. Cloud, St. Augusta, Clearwater, South Haven, and surrounding areas
🔗Church Website: https://concordialcms.com
📺Watch more sermons on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ConcordiaFairhaven
🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share!
Psalms #RevDavidBuchs #ConcordiaLutheran #FairhavenMN #LCMS #ChristianPodcast #SermonPodcast #FairhavenMN #AnnandaleMN #KimballMN #StCloudMN #StAugustaMN #ClearwaterMN #SouthHavenMN
🎧 Sunday Morning Bible Class: The Psalms
📅 July 13, 2025
🎙️Teacher: Rev. David Buchs
📍Church: Concordia Lutheran Church – LCMS – Fairhaven, MN; serving Annandale, Kimball, St. Cloud, St. Augusta, Clearwater, South Haven, and surrounding areas
🔗Church Website: https://concordialcms.com
📺Watch more sermons on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ConcordiaFairhaven
🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share!
Psalms #RevDavidBuchs #ConcordiaLutheran #FairhavenMN #LCMS #ChristianPodcast #SermonPodcast #FairhavenMN #AnnandaleMN #KimballMN #StCloudMN #StAugustaMN #ClearwaterMN #SouthHavenMN
🎧Trinity 3 Midweek Sermon
📅 June 9, 2025
🎙️Preacher: Rev. David Buchs
📍Church: Concordia Lutheran Church – LCMS – Fairhaven, MN ; serving Annandale, Kimball, St. Cloud, St. Augusta, Clearwater, South Haven, and surrounding areas
🔗Church Website: https://concordialcms.com
📺Watch more sermons on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ConcordiaFairhaven
🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share!
1 Timothy 5:17-25
1Timothy #RevDavidBuchs #LutheranSermon #FairhavenMN #AnnandaleMN #KimballMN #StCloudMN #StAugustaMN #ClearwaterMN #SouthHavenMN #ConcordiaLutheran #LCMS #ChristianSermon
🎧Trinity 3 Sermon
📅 July 6, 2025
🎙️Preacher: Rev. David Buchs
📍Church: Concordia Lutheran Church – LCMS – Fairhaven, MN ; serving Annandale, Kimball, St. Cloud, St. Augusta, Clearwater, South Haven, and surrounding areas
🔗Church Website: https://concordialcms.com
📺Watch more sermons on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ConcordiaFairhaven
🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share!
Luke 15
Luke15 #RevDavidBuchs #LutheranSermon #FairhavenMN #AnnandaleMN #KimballMN #StCloudMN #StAugustaMN #ClearwaterMN #SouthHavenMN #ConcordiaLutheran #LCMS #ChristianSermon
🎧 Sunday Morning Bible Class: The Psalms
📅 July 6, 2025
🎙️Teacher: Rev. David Buchs
📍Church: Concordia Lutheran Church – LCMS – Fairhaven, MN; serving Annandale, Kimball, St. Cloud, St. Augusta, Clearwater, South Haven, and surrounding areas
🔗Church Website: https://concordialcms.com
📺Watch more sermons on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ConcordiaFairhaven
🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share!
Psalms #RevDavidBuchs #ConcordiaLutheran #FairhavenMN #LCMS #ChristianPodcast #SermonPodcast #FairhavenMN #AnnandaleMN #KimballMN #StCloudMN #StAugustaMN #ClearwaterMN #SouthHavenMN
🎧 Sunday Morning Bible Class: The Psalms
📅 June 29, 2025
🎙️Teacher: Rev. David Buchs
📍Church: Concordia Lutheran Church – LCMS – Fairhaven, MN; serving Annandale, Kimball, St. Cloud, St. Augusta, Clearwater, South Haven, and surrounding areas
🔗Church Website: https://concordialcms.com
📺Watch more sermons on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ConcordiaFairhaven
🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share!
Psalms #RevDavidBuchs #ConcordiaLutheran #FairhavenMN #LCMS #ChristianPodcast #SermonPodcast #FairhavenMN #AnnandaleMN #KimballMN #StCloudMN #StAugustaMN #ClearwaterMN #SouthHavenMN
🎧 Sunday Morning Bible Class: On the Bondage of the Will
📅 June 22, 2025
🎙️Teacher: Rev. David Buchs
📍Church: Concordia Lutheran Church – LCMS – Fairhaven, MN; serving Annandale, Kimball, St. Cloud, St. Augusta, Clearwater, South Haven, and surrounding areas
🔗Church Website: https://concordialcms.com
📺Watch more sermons on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ConcordiaFairhaven
🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share!
BondageOfTheWill #MartinLuther #FreeWill #RevDavidBuchs #ConcordiaLutheran #FairhavenMN #LCMS #ChristianPodcast #SermonPodcast #FairhavenMN #AnnandaleMN #KimballMN #StCloudMN #StAugustaMN #ClearwaterMN #SouthHavenMN
🎧Trinity 2 Sermon
📅 June 29, 2025
🎙️Preacher: Rev. David Buchs
📍Church: Concordia Lutheran Church – LCMS – Fairhaven, MN ; serving Annandale, Kimball, St. Cloud, St. Augusta, Clearwater, South Haven, and surrounding areas
🔗Church Website: https://concordialcms.com
📺Watch more sermons on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ConcordiaFairhaven
🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share!
1 John 3
1John3 #RevDavidBuchs #LutheranSermon #FairhavenMN #AnnandaleMN #KimballMN #StCloudMN #StAugustaMN #ClearwaterMN #SouthHavenMN #ConcordiaLutheran #LCMS #ChristianSermon
🎧Trinity 1 Midweek Sermon
📅 June 25, 2025
🎙️Preacher: Rev. David Buchs
📍Church: Concordia Lutheran Church – LCMS – Fairhaven, MN ; serving Annandale, Kimball, St. Cloud, St. Augusta, Clearwater, South Haven, and surrounding areas
🔗Church Website: https://concordialcms.com
📺Watch more sermons on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ConcordiaFairhaven
🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share!
1 Timothy 4:11-16
1Timothy #RevDavidBuchs #LutheranSermon #FairhavenMN #AnnandaleMN #KimballMN #StCloudMN #StAugustaMN #ClearwaterMN #SouthHavenMN #ConcordiaLutheran #LCMS #ChristianSermon
🎧Trinity Sermon
📅 June 22, 2025
🎙️Preacher: Rev. David Buchs
📍Church: Concordia Lutheran Church – LCMS – Fairhaven, MN ; serving Annandale, Kimball, St. Cloud, St. Augusta, Clearwater, South Haven, and surrounding areas
🔗Church Website: https://concordialcms.com
📺Watch more sermons on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ConcordiaFairhaven
🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share!
1 John 4
1John4 #RevDavidBuchs #LutheranSermon #FairhavenMN #AnnandaleMN #KimballMN #StCloudMN #StAugustaMN #ClearwaterMN #SouthHavenMN #ConcordiaLutheran #LCMS #ChristianSermon
🎧Trinity Midweek Sermon 📅 June 18, 2025 🎙️Preacher: Rev. David Buchs 📍Church: Concordia Lutheran Church – LCMS – Fairhaven, MN ; serving Annandale, Kimball, St. Cloud, St. Augusta, Clearwater, South Haven, and surrounding areas 🔗Church Website: https://concordialcms.com 📺Watch more sermons on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ConcordiaFairhaven 🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share! 1 Timothy 4:1-10 #1Timothy #RevDavidBuchs #LutheranSermon #FairhavenMN #AnnandaleMN #KimballMN #StCloudMN #StAugustaMN #ClearwaterMN #SouthHavenMN #ConcordiaLutheran #LCMS #ChristianSermon
🎧Pentecost Midweek Sermon
📅 June 11, 2025
🎙️Preacher: Rev. David Buchs
📍Church: Concordia Lutheran Church – LCMS – Fairhaven, MN ; serving Annandale, Kimball, St. Cloud, St. Augusta, Clearwater, South Haven, and surrounding areas
🔗Church Website: https://concordialcms.com
📺Watch more sermons on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ConcordiaFairhaven
🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share!
1 Timothy 3:14-16
1Timothy #RevDavidBuchs #LutheranSermon #FairhavenMN #AnnandaleMN #KimballMN #StCloudMN #StAugustaMN #ClearwaterMN #SouthHavenMN #ConcordiaLutheran #LCMS #ChristianSermon
🎧Trinity Sermon
📅 June 15, 2025
🎙️Preacher: Rev. David Buchs
📍Church: Concordia Lutheran Church – LCMS – Fairhaven, MN ; serving Annandale, Kimball, St. Cloud, St. Augusta, Clearwater, South Haven, and surrounding areas
🔗Church Website: https://concordialcms.com
📺Watch more sermons on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ConcordiaFairhaven
🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share!
John 3
John3 #RevDavidBuchs #LutheranSermon #FairhavenMN #AnnandaleMN #KimballMN #StCloudMN #StAugustaMN #ClearwaterMN #SouthHavenMN #ConcordiaLutheran #LCMS #ChristianSermon
🎧 Sunday Morning Bible Class: On the Bondage of the Will
📅 June 15, 2025
🎙️Teacher: Rev. David Buchs
📍Church: Concordia Lutheran Church – LCMS – Fairhaven, MN; serving Annandale, Kimball, St. Cloud, St. Augusta, Clearwater, South Haven, and surrounding areas
🔗Church Website: https://concordialcms.com
📺Watch more sermons on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ConcordiaFairhaven
🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share!
BondageOfTheWill #MartinLuther #FreeWill #RevDavidBuchs #ConcordiaLutheran #FairhavenMN #LCMS #ChristianPodcast #SermonPodcast #FairhavenMN #AnnandaleMN #KimballMN #StCloudMN #StAugustaMN #ClearwaterMN #SouthHavenMN
🎧 Sunday Morning Bible Class: On the Bondage of the Will📅 June 8, 2025 🎙️Teacher: Rev. David Buchs 📍Church: Concordia Lutheran Church – LCMS – Fairhaven, MN; serving Annandale, Kimball, St. Cloud, St. Augusta, Clearwater, South Haven, and surrounding areas🔗Church Website: https://concordialcms.com 📺Watch more sermons on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ConcordiaFairhaven 🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share! #BondageOfTheWill #MartinLuther #FreeWill #RevDavidBuchs #ConcordiaLutheran #FairhavenMN #LCMS #ChristianPodcast #SermonPodcast #FairhavenMN #AnnandaleMN #KimballMN #StCloudMN #StAugustaMN #ClearwaterMN #SouthHavenMN
🎧Pentecost Sermon 📅 June 8, 2025 🎙️Preacher: Rev. David Buchs 📍Church: Concordia Lutheran Church – LCMS – Fairhaven, MN ; serving Annandale, Kimball, St. Cloud, St. Augusta, Clearwater, South Haven, and surrounding areas 🔗Church Website: https://concordialcms.com 📺Watch more sermons on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ConcordiaFairhaven 🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share! Acts 2 #Acts2 #RevDavidBuchs #LutheranSermon #FairhavenMN #AnnandaleMN #KimballMN #StCloudMN #StAugustaMN #ClearwaterMN #SouthHavenMN #ConcordiaLutheran #LCMS #ChristianSermon
🎧 Sunday Morning Bible Class: On the Bondage of the Will📅 June 1, 2025 🎙️Teacher: Rev. David Buchs 📍Church: Concordia Lutheran Church – LCMS – Fairhaven, MN; serving Annandale, Kimball, St. Cloud, St. Augusta, Clearwater, South Haven, and surrounding areas🔗Church Website: https://concordialcms.com 📺Watch more sermons on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ConcordiaFairhaven 🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share! #BondageOfTheWill #MartinLuther #FreeWill #RevDavidBuchs #ConcordiaLutheran #FairhavenMN #LCMS #ChristianPodcast #SermonPodcast #FairhavenMN #AnnandaleMN #KimballMN #StCloudMN #StAugustaMN #ClearwaterMN #SouthHavenMN
🎧Easter 7 Sermon 📅 June 1, 2025 🎙️Preacher: Rev. David Buchs 📍Church: Concordia Lutheran Church – LCMS – Fairhaven, MN ; serving Annandale, Kimball, St. Cloud, St. Augusta, Clearwater, South Haven, and surrounding areas 🔗Church Website: https://concordialcms.com 📺Watch more sermons on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ConcordiaFairhaven 🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share! 1 Peter 4 #1Peter4 #RevDavidBuchs #LutheranSermon #FairhavenMN #AnnandaleMN #KimballMN #StCloudMN #StAugustaMN #ClearwaterMN #SouthHavenMN #ConcordiaLutheran #LCMS #ChristianSermon
🎧Easter 6 Sermon 📅 May 25, 2025 🎙️Preacher: Rev. David Buchs 📍Church: Concordia Lutheran Church – LCMS – Fairhaven, MN ; serving Annandale, Kimball, St. Cloud, St. Augusta, Clearwater, South Haven, and surrounding areas 🔗Church Website: https://concordialcms.com 📺Watch more sermons on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ConcordiaFairhaven 🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share! James 1 #James1 #RevDavidBuchs #LutheranSermon #FairhavenMN #AnnandaleMN #KimballMN #StCloudMN #StAugustaMN #ClearwaterMN #SouthHavenMN #ConcordiaLutheran #LCMS #ChristianSermon
🎧 Sunday Morning Bible Class: On the Bondage of the Will📅 May 25, 2025 🎙️Teacher: Rev. David Buchs 📍Church: Concordia Lutheran Church – LCMS – Fairhaven, MN; serving Annandale, Kimball, St. Cloud, St. Augusta, Clearwater, South Haven, and surrounding areas🔗Church Website: https://concordialcms.com 📺Watch more sermons on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ConcordiaFairhaven 🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share! #BondageOfTheWill #MartinLuther #FreeWill #RevDavidBuchs #ConcordiaLutheran #FairhavenMN #LCMS #ChristianPodcast #SermonPodcast #FairhavenMN #AnnandaleMN #KimballMN #StCloudMN #StAugustaMN #ClearwaterMN #SouthHavenMN
🎧Easter 5 Midweek Sermon 📅 May 21, 2025 🎙️Preacher: Rev. David Buchs 📍Church: Concordia Lutheran Church – LCMS – Fairhaven, MN ; serving Annandale, Kimball, St. Cloud, St. Augusta, Clearwater, South Haven, and surrounding areas 🔗Church Website: https://concordialcms.com 📺Watch more sermons on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ConcordiaFairhaven 🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share! 1 Timothy 2:8-15 #1Timothy #RevDavidBuchs #LutheranSermon #FairhavenMN #AnnandaleMN #KimballMN #StCloudMN #StAugustaMN #ClearwaterMN #SouthHavenMN #ConcordiaLutheran #LCMS #ChristianSermon
🎧 Sunday Morning Bible Class: On the Bondage of the Will📅 May 18, 2025 🎙️Teacher: Rev. David Buchs 📍Church: Concordia Lutheran Church – LCMS – Fairhaven, MN; serving Annandale, Kimball, St. Cloud, St. Augusta, Clearwater, South Haven, and surrounding areas🔗Church Website: https://concordialcms.com 📺Watch more sermons on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ConcordiaFairhaven 🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share! #BondageOfTheWill #MartinLuther #FreeWill #RevDavidBuchs #ConcordiaLutheran #FairhavenMN #LCMS #ChristianPodcast #SermonPodcast #FairhavenMN #AnnandaleMN #KimballMN #StCloudMN #StAugustaMN #ClearwaterMN #SouthHavenMN
🎧Easter 5 Sermon 📅 May 18, 2025 🎙️Preacher: Rev. David Buchs 📍Church: Concordia Lutheran Church – LCMS – Fairhaven, MN ; serving Annandale, Kimball, St. Cloud, St. Augusta, Clearwater, South Haven, and surrounding areas 🔗Church Website: https://concordialcms.com 📺Watch more sermons on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ConcordiaFairhaven 🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share! James 1: #1Peter2 #RevDavidBuchs #LutheranSermon #FairhavenMN #AnnandaleMN #KimballMN #StCloudMN #StAugustaMN #ClearwaterMN #SouthHavenMN #ConcordiaLutheran #LCMS #ChristianSermon
🎧 Sunday Morning Bible Class: On the Bondage of the Will📅 May 4, 2025 🎙️Teacher: Rev. David Buchs 📍Church: Concordia Lutheran Church – LCMS – Fairhaven, MN; serving Annandale, Kimball, St. Cloud, St. Augusta, Clearwater, South Haven, and surrounding areas🔗Church Website: https://concordialcms.com 📺Watch more sermons on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ConcordiaFairhaven 🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share! #BondageOfTheWill #MartinLuther #FreeWill #HolyWeek #LutheranSermon #RevDavidBuchs #ConcordiaLutheran #FairhavenMN #LCMS #ChristianPodcast #SermonPodcast #FairhavenMN #AnnandaleMN #KimballMN #StCloudMN #StAugustaMN #ClearwaterMN #SouthHavenMN
🎧Easter 4 Sermon
📅 May 11, 2025
🎙️Preacher: Rev. David Buchs
📍Church: Concordia Lutheran Church – LCMS –Fairhaven, MN ; serving Annandale, Kimball, St. Cloud, St. Augusta, Clearwater, South Haven, and surrounding areas
🔗Church Website: https://concordialcms.com
📺Watch more sermons on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@concordiafairhaven
🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share!
1 Peter 2:16
#1Peter2#RevDavidBuchs #LutheranSermon #FairhavenMN #AnnandaleMN #KimballMN #StCloudMN#StAugustaMN #ClearwaterMN #SouthHavenMN #ConcordiaLutheran #LCMS#ChristianSermon
🎧Easter 3 Midweek Sermon
📅 May 7, 2025
🎙️Preacher: Rev. David Buchs
📍Church: Concordia Lutheran Church – LCMS –Fairhaven, MN ; serving Annandale, Kimball, St. Cloud, St. Augusta, Clearwater, South Haven, and surrounding areas
🔗Church Website: https://concordialcms.com
📺Watch more sermons on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@concordiafairhaven
🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share!
1 Timothy 1:12-20
1Timothy #RevDavidBuchs #LutheranSermon #FairhavenMN #AnnandaleMN #KimballMN #StCloudMN #StAugustaMN #ClearwaterMN #SouthHavenMN #ConcordiaLutheran #LCMS #ChristianSermon
🎧 Sunday Morning Bible Class: On the Bondage of the Will📅 May 4, 2025 🎙️Teacher: Rev. David Buchs 📍Church: Concordia Lutheran Church – LCMS – Fairhaven, MN 🔗Church Website: https://concordialcms.com 📺Watch more sermons on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@concordiafairhaven 🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share! #BondageOfTheWill #MartinLuther #FreeWill #HolyWeek #LutheranSermon #RevDavidBuchs #ConcordiaLutheran #FairhavenMN #LCMS #ChristianPodcast #SermonPodcast
🎧 3rd Sunday of Easter Sermon📅 May 4, 2025 🎙️Preacher: Rev. David Buchs 📍Church: Concordia Lutheran Church – LCMS – Fairhaven, MN 🔗Church Website: https://concordialcms.com 📺Watch more sermons on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@concordiafairhaven 🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share! #GoodShepherd #Confirmation #HolyWeek #LutheranSermon #RevDavidBuchs #ConcordiaLutheran #FairhavenMN #LCMS #ChristianPodcast #SermonPodcast
🎧Easter 2 Midweek Sermon
📅 April 30, 2025
Text: 1 Timothy 1:1-11
🎙️Preacher: Rev. David Buchs
📍Church: Concordia Lutheran Church – LCMS – Fairhaven, MN
🔗Church Website: https://concordialcms.com
📺Watch more sermons on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@concordiafairhaven
🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share!
🎧2nd Sunday of Easter Sermon
📅 April 27, 2025
🎙️Preacher: Rev. David Buchs
📍Church: Concordia Lutheran Church – LCMS – Fairhaven, MN
🔗Church Website: https://concordialcms.com
📺Watch more sermons on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@concordiafairhaven
🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share!
DoubtingThomas #Confirmation#HolyWeek #LutheranSermon #RevDavidBuchs #ConcordiaLutheran #FairhavenMN #LCMS#ChristianPodcast #SermonPodcast
🎧Easter Sunday Sermon
📅April 20, 2025
🎙️Preacher: Rev. David Buchs
📍Church: Concordia Lutheran Church – LCMS – Fairhaven, MN
🔗Church Website: https://concordialcms.com
📺Watch more sermons on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@concordiafairhaven
🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share!
Easter #Resurrection#HolyWeek #LutheranSermon #RevDavidBuchs #ConcordiaLutheran #FairhavenMN #LCMS#ChristianPodcast #SermonPodcast
🎧 Good Friday Sermon 2025📅 April 18, 2025 🎙️ Preacher: Rev. David Buchs 📍 Church: Concordia Lutheran Church – LCMS – Fairhaven, MN 🔗 Church Website: https://concordialcms.com 📺 Watch more sermons on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ConcordiaFairhaven 🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share!#GoodFriday #HolyWeek #LutheranSermon #RevDavidBuchs #ConcordiaLutheran #FairhavenMN #LCMS #ChristianPodcast #SermonPodcast
🎧Maundy Thursday Sermon
📅April 17, 2025
🎙️Preacher: Rev. David Buchs
📍Church: Concordia Lutheran Church – LCMS – Fairhaven, MN
🔗Church Website: https://concordialcms.com
📺Watch more sermons onour YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@concordiafairhaven
🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share!
MaundyThursday#HolyWeek #LutheranSermon #RevDavidBuchs #ConcordiaLutheran #FairhavenMN #LCMS#ChristianPodcast #SermonPodcast
🎧 Palm Sunday Sermon 2025
📅 April 13, 2025
📖 Bible readings: Zechariah 9:9–12, John 12:12-19
🎙️ Preacher: Rev. David Buchs
📍 Church: Concordia Lutheran Church – LCMS – Fairhaven, MN🔗 Church Website: https://concordialcms.com📺 Watch more sermons on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@concordiafairhaven🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share!
PalmSunday #HolyWeek #LutheranSermon #RevDavidBuchs #ConcordiaLutheran #FairhavenMN #LCMS #ChristianPodcast #SermonPodcast
🎧 Episode Title: Sermon for the Fifth Midweek in Lent
📅 Date: April 9, 2025
⛪ Church Info: Concordia Lutheran Church
🔗 Links: concordialcms.com
🎧 Episode Title: Sermon for the Fifth Sunday in Lent
📅 Date: April 6, 2025
⛪ Church Info: Concordia Lutheran Church
🔗 Links: concordialcms.com