Sermon Videos

07-06-25 Guest Pastor

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07-02 - Do Not Fear - John 14 [1-6]

Funeral in remembrance of Virgil Decker

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06-29-25 - Matthew 16:13–19 - St Peter and St Paul

Today we commemorate Saints Peter and Paul—not because they were perfect, but because they faithfully confessed Christ. Though different in background, personality, and mission, their unity came through one confession: Jesus is the Christ, the Son of the living God. As we gather in rural Wisconsin, with all our differences and daily struggles, this same confession builds us into one Church, one Body, one family of faith. Let's listen and learn what it means to be built on this rock.

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06-22 - Luke 8:26–39 - Your End Times

This message “Your End Times” not a message about abstract events at the close of history, it is a focus on the very real and personal “end times” each individual faces: moments of crisis, spiritual trials, and ultimately death itself. The message emphasizes that for Christians, these “end times” are not about fear, uncertainty, or loss. They mark the certainty of God’s promises. Through Jesus’ authority over darkness, our identity as Baptized believers, and God's persistent grace (as seen in Isaiah 65 and also explained in Galatians 3), we face our own personal “end times” with hope, knowing that in Christ, every ending leads to a greater and eternal beginning.

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08-03-25 - Romans 6:1-11 - Baptism: How can water do such great things

Today’s message asks a profound question from Luther’s Small Catechism: “How can water do such great things?” Through the lens of Romans 6, the answer is revealed—not in the water alone, but in the Word, promise, and presence of Christ in Baptism. This sermon challenges us to reexamine what it means to be truly blessed, exploring the Beatitudes and pointing us to the font where Christ meets us at the bottom and raises us up in grace.

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07-27-25 - Psalm 40:5 - Baptism: What are the Benefits of Baptism

Today’s message centers on the benefits of Holy Baptism—not just what it symbolizes, but what it actually gives. Baptism is not a one-time memory; it is a present reality. In it, God forgives, restores, and renews. He makes us His children, joins us to Jesus’ death and resurrection, and sends us into the world never alone. Through Scripture, proclamation, and prayer, we celebrate the mystery and power of Baptism in our lives today.

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07-20 - Guest Pastor

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07-13-25 - Romans 6:1-11 - What is Holy Baptism

We’re going to start a short 4-part series on Holy Baptism. Today’s message, “What Is Holy Baptism?” invites us to return to the waters that changed everything. In this sermon, we reflect on what it means to die and rise with Christ through Baptism, and how this Divine washing shapes our daily life, marks us as God's own, and sustains us with new life each day. Whether Baptized long ago or newly come to the faith, this is the truth that holds us and gives us hope: There is something in that water, and that something is Jesus.

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06-15 -John 8 [48–59] - The Harvest of the Triune God

Today, on this Trinity Sunday, we conclude our “Glimpses of Grace in the Grain” series with the sermon “The Harvest of the Triune God,” based on John 8:48–59. We’ll celebrate the unity of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, who together gather us into the eternal harvest of redemption. Join us as we explore how the Triune God’s love unites us, transforms our struggles, and calls us to bear fruit for His glory.

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