Dr. James Molstre from our Free Lutheran Seminary shares an example of Jesus as he intentionally dedicated time for prayer and rest. He will be sharing from Mark 6:30-34 and challenging us with application of this text to our lives.
Sermon Tag: Mark
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A Crisis of Identity
When you hear the words “identity theft” what comes to mind? For most of us, probably social security, bank account, or driver’s license numbers, which is definitely correct. Yet, for as real as this type of identity theft is, I believe we are currently prone to an identity theft which is even more serious, namely,...
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What is Good?
A common thread in our culture today is that our worth is measured by our ability to live up to certain standards. You could say that the value system of our society is performance-reward. It is what drives us to be a better people and to work harder. Since this performance-reward system is part of...
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Go And Tell
If you bring up the topic Satan and his demons today in our culture, there are many people who would laugh at you, sadly some of them would be Christians. Many people deny the existence of a spiritual world. In the worldview of our culture the idea of a spiritual realm is in the same...
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The Servant Lives
Throughout this Lenten season, we have been looking at the Gospel of Mark and how it portrays Jesus as the servant. In this Resurrection Sunday message we look at Jesus – the servant who lives!
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An Entry Worthy of Notice
I have enjoyed the privilege over the years to be the officiant at many weddings. For as different and unique as each couple is, there is at least one uniting factor in all of their services, that moment we all anticipate and wait for, a moment that draws all attention to a single place. What...
