Sermons from June 2026
“KEEP ON FIGHTING!
Keep On Fighting! – 1 Timothy 6:11-16 Dear Christian friends. Training is key for being a good athlete. And that training goes on throughout the year doesn’t it? And at the core of training is physical fitness. Maybe you remember when, if a kid misbehaved in school, they weren’t allowed to participate in Phy-Ed. That’s frowned on now. Even if kids aren’t involved in extra-curricular sports it’s important to get exercise. Football players spend time in the weight room during…
“JUST LET IT OUT”
JUST LET IT OUT – Jeremiah 20:7-13 There are certain things that are really hard to resist. Not necessarily bad things but things that most likely will happen if other things happen. For instance if you get a nice whiff of pepper… you are going to sneeze. Sure you can try to stifle it but unless you are different than the rest of us, it’s coming out—no matter what. There is a certain chemical in pepper, and I don’t know…
“LISTEN TO YOUR SAVIOR’S CALL”
LISTEN TO YOUR SAVIOR’S CALL – Matthew 9:9-12 – Grace to you and peace from God our Father and from our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Amen. Dear Christian friends. When it comes to flying the friendly skies it makes me feel better to know that airlines don’t sacrifice safety for speed. In other words, if a plane is late pulling into a gate for a flight that I’m on, it makes me really confident to know that…
DON’T ACCEPT ANY SUBSTITUTES
DON’T ACCEPT ANY SUBSTITUTES – Matthew 7:15-29 – I think that we can all agree that substitutes, as useful as they are, have their limitations. In other words there’s no substitute for the real thing. Just my opinion but soybeans don’t make very good hamburgers. Saccharin doesn’t really taste like sugar. Imitation crab doesn’t tastes like real crab. And if you want good sushi, if that’s your thing, you won’t buy it from a grocery store or a gas station. …
Cherish the Trinity’s Blessings
Cherish the Trinity’s Blessings – 2 Corinthians 13:14 – Dear Christian friends. There are certain moments in our life where we may get emotional. And that’s fine. It’s perfectly normal. When my grandparents would come visit us in Milwaukee and then leave to go back to Arkansas I would cry. It’s sometimes hard for me to say goodbye to my nieces and nephews. And it was especially hard when Molly, Silas, Sophie, and Andrew were at those ages where they…