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Sermon for The Eighth Sunday after Trinity, 2025
Now, it is most certainly true that God has instituted in His Church the Office of the Holy Ministry, and those called into this...


Sermon for The Seventh Sunday after Trinity, 2025
Are there not times when your spirit is weak? And are there not times when you try to hide this fact? When you try to pretend that you...


Sermon for The Sixth Sunday after Trinity, 2025
“Therefore if you bring your gift to the altar, and there remember that your brother has something against you, leave your gift there...


Sermon for The Fifth Sunday after Trinity, 2025
There’s this marvelous little parallel going on in this Gospel that emphasizes this point. Just as the Word of Christ drew the fish into...


Sermon for The Fourth Sunday after Trinity, 2025
Now, of course, all of the sacrifices of the people of God in the Old Testament, all of it points forward to the great and truly one and...


Sermon for The Third Sunday after Trinity, 2025
Jesus says, “There is more joy in heaven over one sinner who repents than over ninety-nine just persons who need no repentance.” Which,...


Sermon for The Commemoration of St. Peter and St. Paul, 2025
This Confession—that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of the living God—is the rock upon which the Church is established and resides. And the...
Sermon for The First Sunday after Trinity, 2025
We do not believe merely because He rose from the dead. The resurrection does not create faith; it confirms it. It affirms that...


Sermon for The Feast of the Holy Trinity, 2025
Nicodemus came to Jesus by night. Now, perhaps, he did so because he didn’t want his fellow Pharisees to know he was meeting with Jesus....


Sermon for The Feast of Pentecost, 2025
The sending of the Spirit on Pentecost Sunday was nothing other than the sending of preachers to proclaim the holy Gospel into all the...
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