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Sermon for The Eleventh Sunday after Trinity, 2024
Perceive the sharp contrast between the Pharisee and the Publican: outwardly, the Pharisee may look good and the Publican bad, yet...


Sermon for The Tenth Sunday after Trinity, 2024
Let the destruction of Jerusalem in A.D. 70 serve as a warning, a wake-up call: that God’s Word should never be treated lightly or with...


Sermon for The Ninth Sunday after Trinity, 2024
Unlike the steward in this parable—or you, for that matter—our Lord, Christ Jesus, did not waste His Master’s goods; He was a Good Steward of all that was entrusted to Him. He was holy, perfect in every way, faithful in all things, and owed nothing to anyone. And, if you can imagine it, He has called you to Himself and asked you, “How much do you owe My Father?” That’s who His Master is: His Father. And you must say, “A hundred,” for you owe Him everything, so miserable have


Sermon for The Eighth Sunday after Trinity, 2024
“Beware of false prophets,” says Jesus, because there is nothing more dangerous or deadly in this life, nothing to be avoided more...


Sermon for The Seventh Sunday after Trinity, 2024
Earthly bread sustains and nourishes a little; the bread of the Blessed Sacrament, however, sustains and nourishes you unto eternal life,...


Sermon for The Sixth Sunday after Trinity, 2024
Everyone desires to be righteous. Even those living in blatant sin seek to justify themselves, often with excuses or by comparing...


Sermon for The Fifth Sunday after Trinity, 2024
Like Peter, you don’t belong in the presence of Christ Jesus. Even so, by the power of Jesus’ Word, you have been drawn here to this...
Sermon for The Fourth Sunday after Trinity, 2024
Be warned: you have a log in your own eye while seeking to remove the speck from your neighbor’s eye. Therefore, focus on your own sins...


Sermon for The Third Sunday after Trinity, 2024
This is the Gospel: that this Man, Jesus, receives sinners and eats with them. They don’t deserve it; you don’t deserve it. It doesn’t...


Sermon for The Second Sunday after Trinity, 2024
It's said that the Gospel in a nutshell is John 3:16: God so loved the world... and so forth. Or John 1: Behold the Lamb of God who takes...
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