Ash Wednesday

It’s Ash Wednesday—the first day of Lent and a day on which Christians for generations have confessed their sins and … More

God Knows

We human beings have an arrogance about us. From little on, we think we can get away with things. We … More

In the fifteenth year of the reign of Tiberius Caesar—when Pontius Pilate was governor of Judea, Herod tetrarch of Galilee, … More

I stumbled upon an article recently about a man who angrily left one of our Lutheran churches. It broke my … More

God had a charge to bring against his people long ago. Sadly, he could bring the same charge against us … More

What kind of person does our world value? Who seems to get all the attention and praise? The rich. The … More

Do you have sins to confess? As an individual? As a family? As a nation? It’s pretty obvious, isn’t it? … More

“All he needed was nothing, but nothing was the one thing he didn’t have.” That phrase sticks in my mind … More

(God has a lot to say to us about repentance. This sermon is based on Ezekiel 18:1-32.) Justice. That’s what … More

This past Friday, I saw a sad sight. A man stood on the end of his driveway with a forlorn … More