Sermons

Looking ahead with faith, not fear—this week’s sermon calls us to invest in what truly lasts. Through David’s trust in God and Jesus’ teaching of the unjust steward, we’re reminded that our future is not random but prepared by the Spirit. Faithfulness doesn’t happen by drifting—it’s shaped by God’s Word, His Sacraments, and lives rooted in Christ. Imagine a church where children learn the faith, families live out their vocations, and hope endures even through suffering. Join us as we look toward the future God is calling us to prepare for—eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord!

Jerusalem was surrounded. Defeat was certain. Still, no one believed it. Only the prophets who spoke words of assurance were celebrated. The call to repentance was ignored.

The smooth voice may feel good for a moment. But only the truth can save. Only the Word that burns and builds can carry you through the hatred of the world to the joy of eternity.

In today’s sermon, we explore how God’s design for creation is one of life, growth, and multiplication. From Genesis to Romans to the feeding of the four thousand in Mark 8, we see how sin multiplies to destruction—but Christ multiplies grace, faith, and virtue in abundance. Through Word and Sacrament, He feeds both body and soul, turning small seeds of faith into a harvest of eternal life. Discover how everyday acts of love, repentance, and service—rooted in Christ—bear fruit that multiplies for the good of neighbor and the glory of God.