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Join us as we read through the Gospel of Luke this year! Each week, we'll look back over the previous week's readings and look ahead toward what's to come. A podcast of Emmanuel Lutheran Church in Cadillac, MI.
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Small town sermons on the Gospel, God's law, and the power of Grace. Eric Damon is pastor of Grace Lutheran in Manorville, PA and Emmanuel Heilman in Ford City, PA. Both are member churches of the ELCA (Evangelical Lutheran Church in America). These are Sunday sermons
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| PREACHING CHRIST’S ’ALIEN’ RIGHTEOUSNESS CREDITED TO US | Justification is a two-fold declaration of God that we are both ”Not Guilty” and also ”Perfectly Worthy” on account of Christ’s substitutionary death and meritorious life. God not only sees you just as He sees Christ, but you are personally united with Christ and His merit imputed through Word & Sacrament. Be ”fed with your ears” [Martin Luther] by Law & Gospel Preaching proclaiming Christ’s Person & Work, His ’Alien’ Righteousness, ...
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In this thought-provoking sermon, we delve into a familiar Old Testament narrative from Numbers 21, where the Israelites grumble against Yahweh, leading to a deadly encounter with fiery serpents. The sermon explores the deeper connection of this event to the entire narrative of Numbers, highlighting human rebellion and the asserting of God-given au…
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John 17:20-26; Pride Sunday; 7 Easter; June 1, 2025 Additional texts: Acts 16:16-34; Revelation 22:12-14, 16-17, 20-21 Rich Weingartner Grace to you and peace from God our parent, Jesus our Savior, and the Holy Spirit. Amen. I’m scared. We live in a scary time. When I went up to the UP to visit my parents and family for Easter, I brought my passpor…
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Join us as we read through the Gospel according to Luke this year! In today's episode, we wrap up our slow read-through of Luke's Gospel, touching on the end of Luke 23 and reading all of Luke 24 where Jesus rises from the dead and appears to His disciples. Then, we take some time looking ahead at the month of June as we pick up the pace and read t…
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Year C – Fourth Sunday in Easter – May 25, 2025 Pastor Megan Floyd John 14:23-29 Grace and peace to you in the name of our risen savior, Jesus Christ, who gives us his peace. Amen. *** If you haven’t already heard… we elected a new bishop this past week at our synod assembly. Bishop-elect Julie Schneider-Thomas comes from the outskirts of the Grand…
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Join us as we read through the Gospel according to Luke this year! Today, we focus on the main part of Luke 23 where Jesus is condemned, led to Calvary, is crucified, and dies. Next week, we'll pick up the story as Jesus is buried, but rises again on the third day and reveals Himself to His disciples before ascending into heaven. Contact Pastor wit…
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Join us as we delve into an in-depth exploration of Isaiah chapter 12, shedding light on the profound connections with earlier chapters. Discover the dual nature of Jesus as both a bringer of judgment and salvation. This sermon carefully examines the prophecies surrounding the birth of Emmanuel, illustrating the tension between dread and hope in th…
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Year C – Fourth Sunday in Easter – May 18, 2025 Pastor Megan Floyd John 13:31-35; Acts 11:1-18 Grace and peace to you in the name of our risen savior, Jesus Christ, who commands us to love more widely than we can imagine. Amen. *** What an incredible day of celebration! So beautiful and fun! And yet… some of us are still reeling from that storm tha…
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Join us as we read through the Gospel according to Luke this year! In today's episode, we look back over Jesus' arrest, religious trial, and political trial from Luke 22:47–23:17. Then, we take a minute or two to look ahead at Luke 23:18–49, where Jesus is led away to be put to death, is crucified, and dies. Contact Pastor with any questions or tho…
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In this episode, we delve into the profound idea of Jesus Christ's enduring and encompassing role in the suffering of humanity, as explored through the book of Lamentations. We highlight the narrative of Jesus not just as the sacrificial lamb on the cross, but as the trailblazer through the valleys of human suffering throughout history. Christ's su…
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Year C – Fourth Sunday in Easter – May 11, 2025 Pastor Megan Floyd John 10:22-30; Acts 9:36-43 Grace and peace to you in the name of our risen savior, Jesus Christ, who consistently shows us how great God’s love is for those we have pushed aside. Amen. *** Earlier this week, at our Tuesday Bible Study, we took a deeper look at this passage we heard…
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In this sermon, delve into the profound teachings of Psalm 23 and the gospel text, exploring Jesus as the Good Shepherd who leads us through the darkest valleys. Discover how Christ's guidance through paths of suffering and death is the singular path of righteousness, intended for our eternal good and His glory. Embrace the paradox of the theology …
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In this enlightening sermon, we explore the profound message in the Old Testament reading from Ezekiel 37. Journey with us through the Valley of Dry Bones, a powerful imagery depicting corruption, decay, and the promise of redemption. Discover how the biblical world viewed the catastrophic effects of the Fall, where the pervasive impurity threatene…
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Year C – Third Sunday in Easter – May 4, 2025 Pastor Megan Floyd John 21:1-19; Acts 9:1-20 Grace and peace to you in the name of our risen savior, Jesus Christ, who knows we are not perfect, and yet still calls us daily to follow. Amen. *** I love a good redemption story. A classic tale of an evil villain… or even… a more relatable character who ha…
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Join us as we read through the Gospel according to Luke this year! In this episode, we look back at Luke 20:27–21:38. These verses deal with some final confrontational teachings of Jesus as well as His words about what's to come. Then we look ahead at next week's readings from Luke 22 as Holy Week continues in the Upper Room and in the Garden of Ge…
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Welcome to a momentous episode that delves into the profound truths of the Lenten warrior's triumph over all eternal dangers. Discover how Jesus, the Word of all creation, provides images signaling that the story is not yet over but unfolding in the most glorious way. Explore the Exodus wanderings as a foreshadowing of the ultimate sacrifice on the…
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Explore the profound mystery of Jesus' ultimate sacrifice, as he takes on the role of both the spotless lamb for atonement and the embodiment of sin, fulfilling God's plan for salvation. This sermon delves into the significance of Jesus becoming sin itself, drawing parallels to ancient sacrificial practices and highlighting his dual role in conquer…
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In this enlightening episode, the focus shifts beyond the passive understanding of the Lord's Supper, examining Jesus' active role in fulfilling Scripture through his passion and crucifixion. Jesus is portrayed not as a victim, but as the orchestrator, deliberately setting the stage for his own suffering and death. His actions and words at the Last…
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Join us as we read through the Gospel according to Luke this year! Today, we look back over Luke 19:28–20:26, touching on Jesus' Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem and His encounters with the religious leaders. Then, we glance ahead at Luke 20:27–21:38, where Jesus finished talking with those religious leaders and starts to shift His focus to the comin…
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Join us as we read through the Gospel according to Luke this year! Today, we look back over our last week's worth of readings before looking ahead to next week's as we'll be in Luke 19:28–20:26. Chapter 19 is the second main section break in Luke's Gospel as Jesus finally makes it to Jerusalem, where he will suffer, die, and rise again. Contact Pas…
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This episode embarks on a unique exploration of Palm Sunday, shifting focus from the familiar scenes of the crowd to the profound significance of the book of Zechariah. Delve into the deeper implications of why Jesus' actions on this day transcend time, fulfilling ancient prophecies and redefining the narrative of Holy Week. We reveal how the event…
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This episode explores the responses of prophets Isaiah and Joel to the prayer of Habakkuk, as depicted in the Old Testament. Isaiah delivers a message of comfort and hope, foretelling a time when the mountain of the Lord will be exalted and nations will seek peace. In contrast, Joel presents a message of divine judgement against the enemies of God,…
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Join us as we read through the Gospel according to Luke this year! Today, we're reflecting on our readings from this past week in Luke 17–18. Along the way, we take a quick trip down a Pharisaic rabbit hole. Then, we peek ahead at our next week's readings from Luke 18:18–19:27 as Jesus draws ever nearer to Jerusalem. Contact Pastor with any questio…
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This episode offers a unique perspective on the events leading up to Holy Week, emphasizing the vast cosmic significance of these seemingly small occurrences. Rather than a deep theological dive, we explore the grand, hidden scale of salvation history, revealing how the smallest moments on Earth resonate across the cosmos. Reflect on the monumental…
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In this compelling episode, we dive into the prophet Habakkuk's poignant plea to God regarding the rampant corruption and idol worship plaguing Judah. God's surprising response reveals an impending judgment using the fierce Babylonian empire as His instrument. However, the message is not one of despair but of hope. Despite the brewing storm of divi…
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In this compelling sermon, we delve into the Old Testament account from Exodus 16, examining the pivotal duel between the two sons of Yahweh—Israel, His created son, and Jesus, His eternally uncreated Son. As Good Friday approaches, we reflect on how Israel's grumblings against Yahweh resemble their later rebellion, echoing through time to when the…
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In this episode, we explore the link between David's actions and the original fall of Adam, examining David's decision to count Israel as an act of rebellion similar to Adam's in the garden. We witness the consequences of David's transgression, as the pre-incarnate Christ wields the sword of judgment over Israel. However, unlike Adam and Pharaoh, D…
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Sermon 4/6/2025 – Jn 12:1-8 The prophet Isaiah brings us words from our Lord God: “I am about to do a new thing; now it springs forth, do you not perceive it?” This is a beautiful reminder that God will surprise us God makes a way for us God brings out an army of fighters for us God nourishes and replenishes us Whatever we face, God is there, navig…
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Join us as we read through the Gospel according to Luke this year! In today's episode, we tlook back over our last week's worth of readings, thinking about several of Jesus' parables along the way. Then, we look ahead at Luke 17:11–18:17 as Jesus continues teaching along His way to Jerusalem. Here's a link to out Bible Study series on Jesus' parabl…
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Year C – Fourth Sunday in Lent – March 30, 2025 Pastor Megan Floyd Luke 15:1-3; 11b-32 Grace and peace to you from God, our Father, and from our Lord, Jesus Christ, whose abundant grace makes our repentance possible. Amen. *** This fellow welcomes sinners and tax collectors… and eats with them. I don’t know what these particular sinners did for the…
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