The sermon for the Second Sunday after the Epiphany

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Though many in our culture recognize January 1 primarily as the first day of the New Year, in the church we recognize it also as the eighth day of Jesus’ birth. For families living under God’s Covenant with Abraham, male infants were circumcised and named on the eighth day. So this is the day we recognize Jesus’ own circumcision, the day when His name was made known.

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The sermon preached as we gathered to celebrate our Lord’s Nativity.

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This sermon was preached at the Christmas Eve service.

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And here is the sermon for the Fourth Sunday in Advent.

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Here is the sermon preached at Hope Lutheran Church for the Third Sunday in Advent

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The sermon for the Second Sunday in Advent.

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This is, as the title suggests, the sermon for the First Sunday in Advent

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Though not a resolution for the new year, I am trying to catch up on posting sermons. This is the one that I preached on the Eve of Thanksgiving during the service at Hope.

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The sermon for the Last Sunday in the Church Year, based on 1 Corinthians 15:20-28:

One member of the congregation asked me before the service, “What’s the word?” After a few moments of thought, I decided to tell him “subjection”. By what authority does Jesus forgive sins or judge the living and the dead? Why does His death get posted to our account (of sins/punishment)?

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