From the small offering of a little boy, Jesus feeds a massive crowd. God turns scarcity into abundance. Imagine what God can do with what we have to offer! Here’s my sermon for August 1, 2021. Today’s Scripture readings are
This sermon was prepared and recorded with the expectation that this would be our congregation’s annual meeting. Unfortunately, due to winter weather, we postponed the meeting to next week and had only online worship (although we did still celebrate Oliver
Give to God what is God’s…but what is God’s? Today’s sermon is on bearing God’s image and remembering who and whose you are. Here’s the sermon for October 18, 2020, on Matthew 22:15-22. Some sources I found helpful this week
When this parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus last came up in the lectionary three years ago, I was all set to preach on it, and then the town of Greene flooded, so I had to rewrite my entire
Church newsletter pastoral column for St. Peter Lutheran Church, Greene, Iowa, for October, 2019. Reformation Stewardship For the love of money is a root of all kinds of evil, and in their eagerness to be rich some have wandered away from