Sunday, August 31, 2014
Sermon August 31, 2014
Unfortunately we encountered a recording issue around minute 6, and about a minute of audio was lost. We hope that you can still enjoy the rest of the sermon.
Friday, August 29, 2014
Your Questions Please! Part Four
YOUR QUESTIONS
PLEASE! #4 8/24/2014
Jesus said, ‘When someone has been given much, much will
be required in return;
and when someone has been entrusted with much, even more
will be required.’
This passage haunts me.
Do we know when we have returned as much as Jesus
requires, or have we entrusted as much as He required?
Do most religions read this passage and act on it?
Sunday, August 24, 2014
Tuesday, August 19, 2014
Sermon Proper 15 Pentecost 10 - August 17, 2014
Proper
15 Year A (Pentecost 10)
17
August 2014
Isaiah
56:1; 6-8; Ps. 67; Romans 11:1-2a, 29-32; Matthew 15:10-28
St
Stephen Lutheran Church
Pr.
Maurice Frontz
Watch
your mouth!
How
many of us have said this to our children?
How
many of us have heard this from our parents?
It
might be heard when you let your tongue slip,
and
use a word that you may not be supposed to use.
But
we might also hear ‘Watch your mouth!’
when
we are saying something a bit ‘saucy’ to someone with whom we are
angry;
a
parent, a spouse, someone who deserves more respect than we are
giving them.
We
may hear it from a parent when we show disrespect to others.
It
is a quick and sharp reminder
that
we are being overheard
and
that our words matter.
Sunday, August 10, 2014
Sermon August 10, 2014
Unfortunately we do not have the written sermon this week, but we still have the audio recording.
Tuesday, August 5, 2014
Sermon August 3, 2014
Sermon for Sunday August 3rd:
We would like to thank The Reverend Cathy Ammlung and Mustang for leading us in Worship this past Sunday. We would also like to thank her for offering her sermon for our website.
Your Questions Please - Part Three!
Why don't Roman Catholics say the entire Lord's Prayer?
Before
I get to the specific question, let me say more about the Lord’s Prayer in
general.
The
Lord’s Prayer (the ‘Our Father,’ the ‘Prayer of Jesus,’ etc.) is found in the
Gospels of Matthew and Luke. In Matthew 6, it forms part of the Sermon on the
Mount. In Luke 11, the disciples ask him to teach them to pray as he prays. The
wording is slightly different between Matthew and Luke...