Sunday, April 25, 2010
Your Sorrow Will Turn into Joy
Dear Christians,
Rejoice! Your sorrow will be turned to joy.
You have that in common with the prophets they stoned, the apostles they executed, the martyrs of the Church throughout the ages, as well as the Lord Himself. To hear more of this wonderful Gospel of comfort for you in the midst of your daily troubles, in today's sermon preached at Trinity Lutheran Church of Layton, Utah, click on this MP3 link. Your Sorrow Will Turn into Joy
Have a wonderful week as you rejoice in the hope that our Risen and Ascended Lord has set before you.
Rejoice! Your sorrow will be turned to joy.
You have that in common with the prophets they stoned, the apostles they executed, the martyrs of the Church throughout the ages, as well as the Lord Himself. To hear more of this wonderful Gospel of comfort for you in the midst of your daily troubles, in today's sermon preached at Trinity Lutheran Church of Layton, Utah, click on this MP3 link. Your Sorrow Will Turn into Joy
Have a wonderful week as you rejoice in the hope that our Risen and Ascended Lord has set before you.
Sunday, April 18, 2010
One Flock, One Shepherd
Dear fellow sheep of the Good Shepherd, Jesus the Risen Christ:
Today is often called "Good Shepherd Sunday" because of the words of Jesus that begin our Gospel for the 2nd Sunday after Easter on the Church calendar. Historically, in the life of Christ's Church it has been known by the first words of the Introit, in the Latin, Misericordias Domini--"the tender-hearted mercies of the LORD." This is what makes our Shepherd, Jesus Christ, Good--that He has lain down His life for His sheep.
To hear about this tender-hearted mercy of our Good Shpeherd in today's sermon at Trinity Lutheran Church of Layton, Utah [Adapted from a sermon posted lcmssermons.com by Pr. Robin Fish, April 6, 2008], click on this MP3 link. "One Flock, One Shepherd."
Have a blessed week free of want having been fed in the green pasture of The Crucified and Risen Good Shepherd.
Today is often called "Good Shepherd Sunday" because of the words of Jesus that begin our Gospel for the 2nd Sunday after Easter on the Church calendar. Historically, in the life of Christ's Church it has been known by the first words of the Introit, in the Latin, Misericordias Domini--"the tender-hearted mercies of the LORD." This is what makes our Shepherd, Jesus Christ, Good--that He has lain down His life for His sheep.
To hear about this tender-hearted mercy of our Good Shpeherd in today's sermon at Trinity Lutheran Church of Layton, Utah [Adapted from a sermon posted lcmssermons.com by Pr. Robin Fish, April 6, 2008], click on this MP3 link. "One Flock, One Shepherd."
Have a blessed week free of want having been fed in the green pasture of The Crucified and Risen Good Shepherd.
Sunday, April 11, 2010
Given Faith, Sent in Love
Dearly beloved of the Father,
You have been given faith and are sent in love--both by the breath of the Holy Spirit from the mouth of our Lord Jesus Christ for the forgivness of sins.
Hear all about it by listening to the MP3 audio file of today's sermon for Quasimodo Geniti Sunday preached at Trinity Lutheran Church of Layton, Utah linked here. "Given Faith, Sent in Love"
Have a blessed week living by the very breath of God.
He is risen! - He is risen indeed!
Alleuia! - Alleluia!
You have been given faith and are sent in love--both by the breath of the Holy Spirit from the mouth of our Lord Jesus Christ for the forgivness of sins.
Hear all about it by listening to the MP3 audio file of today's sermon for Quasimodo Geniti Sunday preached at Trinity Lutheran Church of Layton, Utah linked here. "Given Faith, Sent in Love"
Have a blessed week living by the very breath of God.
He is risen! - He is risen indeed!
Alleuia! - Alleluia!
Sunday, April 4, 2010
Risen from What?
Dear brothers and sisters in Christ,
He is risen, and so are you!
Hear all about it by listening to the MP3 audio file of today's sermon for the Resurrection of Our Lord preached at Trinity Lutheran Church of Layton, Utah linked here. "Risen from What?"
Have a wonderful week living in the resurrection of Christ.
"'Death is swallowed up in victory.
O death, where is your victory?
O death, where is your sting?'
The sting of death is sin, and the power of sin is the law. But thanks be to God, who gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ." 1 Corinthians 15:55-57
He is risen! - He is risen indeed!
Alleuia! - Alleluia!
He is risen, and so are you!
Hear all about it by listening to the MP3 audio file of today's sermon for the Resurrection of Our Lord preached at Trinity Lutheran Church of Layton, Utah linked here. "Risen from What?"
Have a wonderful week living in the resurrection of Christ.
"'Death is swallowed up in victory.
O death, where is your victory?
O death, where is your sting?'
The sting of death is sin, and the power of sin is the law. But thanks be to God, who gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ." 1 Corinthians 15:55-57
He is risen! - He is risen indeed!
Alleuia! - Alleluia!
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